Chainsaw Man Reze Novels & Stories

Then she stopped chewing and looked at him. "Why is there blood on your mouth?" She leaned closer and wrinkled her nose. "And what's that disgusting smell on you?" I turned on the big speakers on my outside wall. They were loud enough to reach every house on the street. "Eris," I said. "Want to know how your fiancé earned that sausage?" Devlin's face went white. He ran to the broken window. "No! Morana, don't do this! No, no, no!" On the side of my fortress, a giant screen lit up. My drone's video began to play. It showed Devlin at Artan's door, begging. It showed him walking inside. It showed the door closing and Artan's men laughing.

The cavalry can be seen at a bit of distance. But instead of following them, Reza goes straight into the woods in his front. The trees of the dense woods are very tall. Sprouts of many branches are swinging towards the ground like a rope. As he waits in the woods, the sound of hooves keeps getting lower. He grips a sprout in his hand as the sound of cavalry comes back again and keeps increasing. Behind the cart, the last of the two men riding a horse comes into his view. With the rope-like sprout, he swings from this side of the road to the opposite side. A man is clutched in his hands. Reza throws the man on reaching the other side which is also dense woods.

The necromancer smiled more widely. How silly it was of me to blush! When we finished the cooking, the three of us took seats by the fire again. Today, the zombie’s presence almost didn’t bother me at all. The rabbit’s meat turned out much tastier than the fox’s. Apart from that, Reive grated some herbs on it, which stimulated the appetite. As a result, we finished breakfast quickly. “Well, little one, are you ready to set off for the city? Tomorrow, we’ll already be spending the night at the Firel. Or my name isn’t Reive Eridanus,” he said with confidence.

I wasn't even sure that she lives here. "OHH FUCK!!!" I screamed as Hecate slightly nipped my clit using her teeth. Hecate looks up at me, grinning. "Well, it's my first time hearing a Princess say a bad word." Hecate said, and I can see her hands rummaging to the drawer at the side table. Then Hecate grabbed something from the drawer, then she showed me. My eyes immediately went wide and a blush started creeping into my cheeks. It's a purple strapless double head vibrating dildo.

Denzel snarled, baring his fangs “I do not,” Reid replied, baring his fangs back. At the sight of Reid’s fangs bared at him, Denzel lost it. “You dare!?” Denzel roared as he leapt forward and downwards from his ledge, muscles ripping at Reid. Slashing with his right paw, he left a long and deep gash on the left side of Reid’s face, right through his left eye. Reid hadn’t had enough time to react.

I leapt, knocking the attacker off him, my jaws snapping inches from the man's face. "Thanks," Chase panted, regaining his footing. "Don't mention it," I replied through our mind link. Meanwhile, the cavern had erupted into pandemonium once more. Chase moved like a whirlwind, his movements precise and deadly. He weaved through the fray, taking down enemies with calculated efficiency. Despite being in human form, he was a force to be reckoned with, his blades flashing under the flickering torchlight. "Keep pushing forward!" he yelled, his voice cutting through the clamour.

“This isn’t just some small gig, is it?” Reese shook her head, her smile widening. “No, not at all. This is the kind of opportunity that could change everything for me.” Chelsea’s eyes sparkled as she took in Reese’s enthusiasm. “Girl, this calls for a celebration! What are we waiting for?” She jumped up from the couch, heading towards the kitchen. “I’ve got a bottle of champagne in the fridge—let’s pop it open!” Reese laughed, following Chelsea. “You were just keeping champagne around? You know me so well.”

Death lurking just around me. Suddenly, the door creaked open, expecting another blow. Instead, Zane sauntered in. His hair was slicked back, and his eyes looked cold, as it locked onto mine. He dragged a rickety wooden chair across the room, its legs scraping against the concrete ground, and sat down in front of me, elbows resting on his knees, hands clasped loosely. And then a faint smirk played on his lips, as if he were savoring the sight of me broken and bleeding.

“Next time we get the magic tingles, we are walking the other direction. Not taking a second. Or a minute. Nothing. I’m done with this shit. It’s going to get someone killed.” Chuckling, I nodded. “I can agree to that. I think I’m done for a while after this. I want to go home.” “Alright, well, we killed the thing. Is the barrier down?” Reese pulled out the metal skewer. “It is. I can feel it already. It’s gone, including anything with the magic.”

There was no trace of any other spiritual presences, except the faint feeling of Terrance's dying essence. "Goddamn it!" The Axis Demon cursed in frustration. "I was certain... they were under this wreckage!" A flash of yellow illumination fulgurated down on The Axis Demon. Signaling the arrival of Chicago's lightning technique, but the demon bounced backwards to avoid direct contact. He still would take some damage but shook off the burns of electricity, his eyes widening to see the lightning bolt changing direction in pursuit. He laughed out. "More fun? This is the best morning ever! Demon Arts: Soundwave!"