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Iron Chains Pt 02

Iron Chains Pt 02

by underscoreredhead
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~Milo~

The witch's name was Bri. I learned it when she slapped my hand away as I went to help her onto my horse.

"Sorry miss, I-"

"My name is Bri, not miss," she had snarled before gracefully pulling herself onto the saddle, arranging her skirts to preserve her modesty. I almost laughed, but managed to school my expression.

I had been waiting for her to crack, watching her shoulders stiffen every time I helped her, touched her. Under other circumstances I would have left her alone, but the more she resisted my touch the more I wanted to press her boundaries. I wanted to watch that meek and helpless mask break away. I wanted to see the fiery, resilient witch I knew simmered just under the surface.

No one escaped Lord Grenar once he sunk his claws into them. Only an extraordinarily wily woman would have been able to get away like she did, even if it had only been temporarily. I admired her for it.

Chiron did not stop his own amused laugh, watching the exchange from atop his horse. We shared a glance and he rolled his eyes.

"Get on your horse, Milo. We don't have time to play with the witch."

She snorted derisively. Her back stiffened as she felt me mount the horse behind her. The chained cuffs kept her hands secured at her front. She had attempted to run when Chiron had unchained her from himself. I think he wanted her to run just so he could chase her down again.

I had been surprised when he passed her off to me, thinking he would want to keep her close, especially after last night. My cock had taken an age to calm down after watching their display.

In many ways, Chiron and I were the same. We both craved control. We both used dark pasts to fuel our aggression. But in this we were different. He didn't seem to care if women wanted him and didn't mind coercing their pleasure. In fact, I thought he might prefer it that way. Me, however? I wanted them to beg me for it.

And the beautiful woman sitting between my legs, I couldn't wait to make her beg.

~Bri~

Milo was larger than I had first assessed. Now at my back, his size was impressive. While he might not be as built or thick at Chiron, he wasn't a small man either. His shoulders were wide and his torso was hard against my back. His arms were corded with muscle and if he had wanted, he could have comfortably rested his chin on the top of my head.

I had tried to keep my distance, but the movement of the horse soon had us pressed snugly together. My hands were clasped in front of me and the chain occasionally rattled, reminding me that I was once again a prisoner. Once again heading toward the home of a monster who wanted to capture and keep me.

I wondered if I had misread Milo's aura when we had first met. He had seemed like a good man, genuine. But something about him made me uncomfortable and I couldn't put a finger on it. He had only been a complete gentleman to me so far. Polite to the point of intolerable.

Milo started to hum, the vibrations tickling my back. It was an upbeat tune that evolved into a song. After singing the first verse, Chiron joined in and suddenly it felt like they were friends on a jolly vacation instead of a warrior unit heading into the belly of the beast. It was unnerving.

"Do you have no concern at all for your brother?!" I asked after the third chirpy, irreverent song. Their lively carelessness was really starting to irk me. They were holding me prisoner and taking me back to the man I had tried to escape all in an attempt to rescue their friend who might be dead by the time we got there. And they were singing drinking songs.

"Of course we do," drawled Chiron from the front. "And what good is sulking about it? Cheer up, witch. If we do this right, you'll be free of us by tomorrow."

"If you do this right..." I mumbled.

Milo's breath tickled my ear when he bent his head down. "We are very good at our jobs, Bri. We won't let you get caught in that place again."

The intimacy of his soft voice reminded me of the chest pressed against my shoulder blades. His legs brushed mine with each stride of the horse. A tingle went through my body at the memory of when I was this close to Chiron. To Rin.

Who was I turning into?! I was no whore. I ran from the lord to prove that very fact! But for some reason these brothers made my body betray me. My rational mind clouded in their presence. I needed to get away from these men, before I no longer wanted to.

~Chiron~

Milo was having way too much fun trying to break down our captive and I was starting to worry it might affect the operation. Still, I couldn't help but be affected by his good mood. It had been so long since he had had a good fuck I wished him the best.

When we neared the estate we left the main road, taking a longer route to avoid being seen before we needed to be. Stealth and surprise were on our side and I planned to utilize it.

The massive estate was guarded by a stone wall three times my height making it difficult to find the exact entry spot we wanted. Bri directed us down the wall past a fallen tree.

"There," she said, pointing to a tall roof that just peeked over the wall. "That's a tower that connects to the dungeons beneath. It contains the guest rooms."

Milo pulled a face. "Charming..."

"Are there guards?" I asked, assessing the stone and determining it to be climbable.

Bri shrugged nervously. "Last time I was here they were only on the door leading to the dungeon which is on the other side of the tower."

We waited for the sun to set which only took an hour. The trees swayed around us and I watched Bri fidget nervously. Milo stood close but I worried she might try to run. She didn't, but probably only because she was more worried about being caught by Grenar's guard.

When the sky darkened and stars dotted the night, we moved.

I unlocked the woman's chains and gave her a meaningful look. She wouldn't be able to move silently or agilely with her hands chained together, but I needed her to understand that I was still in control.

"The deal holds. Find our brother and we let you go. Run, and we let Grenar have you. Understood?"

She nodded, eyes unreadable. Without the iron she was looking at me strangely, like she saw straight into my soul. Unease filled my chest but I pushed it down. Not now.

Milo went first, best at climbing with small handholds. There was a heart beat of silence when he landed on the other side. I held my breath hoping we were lucky. I smiled when a rope was thrown over, unraveling to hit the ground at our feet.

"You turn, witch." I put the rope in her hands and pushed her up the wall. It took some encouragement, but she decided to climb. When she reached the top, I followed, watching her head disappear over the side.

On the other side we were in the shadows. The tower was closer to the wall than I realized and we were well hidden from the rest of the estate.

I looked to the witch and she pointed us in the direction of the dungeon. Taking the lead, I signaled the two to follow, the witch behind me and Milo behind her.

Rounding the corner I spotted the guards. Two on the door, two in the stables across the yard. No one else in sight. The two by the stables were walking and I waited until they crossed behind another building.

Together, Milo and I acted fast. They didn't even have a chance to shout before their throats were slit. Blood gurgled as they choked. I grabbed their keys and Milo entered the dungeon, climbing down steep stairs.

"Which way?" I whispered when we reached a split hall. Bri concentrated, closing her eyes to search. "Well?"

"It's... hard. There are wards down here, blank spots, but... I think that way..."

There wasn't as much confidence in her direction as I wanted but we were running out of time.

Milo took out another guard on our way, not as neatly as the previous two. This one made noise.

Left. Right. Right. Left.

Some cells were empty, some occupied by men, some by animals.

I almost ran into Bri when she came to a stop in front of a cell that looked like every other. On the ground lay a shirtless body. Bruises and cuts patterned the back and ribs. Fresh blood oozed between cracks in old, dried blood.

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"Rin?" I whispered. He didn't respond. I rattled the keys, testing them against the lock, trying to find the correct one. Not that one. Not that one.

Bri knelt down and reached through the bars, placing a hand on the beaten shoulder. "Rin, we're here."

He flinched at the touch, but turned toward her voice. His one good eye opened with some effort and he looked at Bri with a softness I'd only seen in my brother a handful of times. "Hello again. You're on the wrong side of the bars." His voice was quiet and rasping.

Milo leaned down, drawing Rin's attention. His brows knit in confusion when he saw Milo, then he looked up to see me struggling with the keys.

Click. The latch lifted and the cell door swung open on squeaking hinges.

I stepped into the cell, helping Rin stand on shaking legs.

"Can you get us out of here," I asked him, looking him over, trying to determine his strength.

Bri, assuming I was talking to her, said yes and started to lead us back the way we came. I looked at Rin who now seemed to understand what was happening. "Yes," he rasped, "but we need to get out of here, past the wards."

We moved slower on the way out with Rin. Milo took out two more guards. Bri flinched at each one, not used to violence or death. We made it to the entrance of the dungeon, climbing the steep stairs.

"Now?" I asked Rin.

"Not yet. We're close..."

I heard the clinking of armor and the shuffle of boots. Reaching the door I passed Rin to Bri before bursting through the door with Milo. Together we pushed back five guards who were preparing to enter the stairwell. We took out three quickly, facing down the remaining two.

They knew we were here now and I could hear a bell alerting the estate of our breach.

My opponent went down and I joined Milo to take out the fifth.

"Now?!" I shouted back to Rin who was limping out of the tower with Bri's assistance. He breathed in the air and stood noticeably taller. My head swiveled as eight more guards entered the other side of the small square.

"Yes, now," Rin said.

Milo and I fell back, each putting a hand on Rin who wrapped his arm firmly around Bri.

The guards were almost on us, swords drawn, faces hard.

Then the world spun and we were gone.

~Bri~

One moment we were surrounded by armored men, about to be cut up by their swords. The next we were in a cozy living room, a fire warming the hearth.

The men around me separated and Rin slumped into me, almost sending me to the floor. I felt his weight lift and Chiron and Milo helped their brother to a chaise where he laid down.

I looked at Rin in amazement, realizing what he was. "You're a mage!" I approached the injured man cautiously.

"Woh there," Chiron stopped me. "He needs rest. You did your job, you can go now."

I sneered up at the large man and opened my mouth to say something rude but Rin spoke first.

"Don't be an ass, Chiron. We should be thanking the young witch." His voice was firm, even as weak as he was. He spoke with authority. "Let her stay until it's safe for her to leave. The city will be on high alert."

"She should leave before word reaches us," argued Chiron.

"Just to be taken on the road?" Milo interjected. Chiron shot them both a look of disdain before backing away.

"Fine, but I'm not cooking."

"I will!" said Milo jovially. He bounded away like an excited puppy to a room adjoining ours.

Chiron rolled his eyes and went to a cabinet, pulling out a jar and bandages. As he cleaned up his injured brother, I looked at them both. Free of the iron and wards of the dungeon I could see their auras more clearly.

Chiron's aura remained the same as I had judged it before, if not shining a little brighter now that he was reunited with his brother. There may be many aspects to the man that led me to distrust him, but his love for his brother was true.

Rin was something different, dark power rippling off him. I hadn't seen his aura in his dreams but what I could now see both frightened and excited me.

I had never met a mage before, not really. I had seen a couple in passing and one acknowledged me briefly to let me know that I would never be taught the ways of magic. Their order trained only men.

But even those men hadn't displayed an aura quite like this. Eyes wide, I stepped up beside Chiron, ignoring his grunt of disapproval.

"What are you?" I asked softly.

He laughed then coughed. "You see more than most," he said in reply, hissing when Chiron pressed an alcohol dampened cloth to a deep cut. "I'm like you."

I shook my head in disagreement. "No, you're not like me. You're... more."

He smiled. "Just older."

"How did you do that? Get us here, I mean." I asked, looking around at our new surroundings.

"We each have our own aptitudes. I'm particularly good at translocation. Both physically and mentally. It's probably why we were able to communicate through the wards. Our gifts are similar in that way."

I nodded, speechless and awed. I didn't want him to ever stop speaking. This was more information than I had been privy to in all my life, save the lord's collection of magic books, most of which I barely understood.

As Chiron cleaned away the blood and dirt caking Rin's skin, I could see the runes that marked his flesh. Comparatively, mine were small and simple. His markings curved and curled, following the curvature of his muscles and connecting his heart to his shoulders, stomach, and neck.

"Where did you get those?" I asked, struggling to keep my hands from reaching out to touch him.

"Most were given to me by The Order. Some I gave myself. A couple my brothers helped me with. Where did you get yours?"

My shirt had fallen open as I leaned forward and I moved a hand to pull it back together. "A hedgewitch of the Highlands found me when I was young. I couldn't control the voices, couldn't stay in my own mind so she grounded me. I never saw her. A nun told me what happened when I woke up and they cast me out soon after."

"You're lucky then."

"Lucky?!" I half laughed, half growled.

Rin smiled at my fire. "Most with gifts as strong as yours are killed by it, or driven insane. You were lucky that someone found you when they did. The Order should have been the ones to step in though. I'm sorry they never found you."

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"They did find me," I corrected him bitterly.

He raised an eyebrow in question.

"Rather, I found them. They wouldn't have me."

Rin started to respond but Milo cut him off by shoving a plate of food in front of his face.

"Dinner is served!"

We ate and the brothers discussed the capture and escape using military terms I didn't understand. When it came to the part about Rin's imprisonment the details were scarce. I saw, as did his brothers, the pain in Rin's eyes. They tortured him, that was obvious. They knew he was a mage and interrogated him about his mission. He hadn't given them any useful information. Not by the time we got there.

"Is there anything else we need to know?" Chiron asked, hard and serious.

"Nothing that can't wait until morning," answered Rin who was slouching into the chair, eyes nearly closed.

"Tomorrow then."

Chiron motioned at me to follow him but I didn't move from my spot on the floor. I didn't trust him to not throw me out into the street where guards were surely searching for us by now. When I didn't move his anger flared at my disobedience.

"Come," he commanded.

"No."

He stalked toward me, reaching for me with his powerful hand.

"That's enough," Rin said quietly, half asleep. "If she wants to stay, let her. She's not any danger to me."

Chiron hesitated, then shook his head, leaving the room.

I fell asleep on the plush rug beside Rin.

My dreams were sporadic, sending me from one location to another before I had a chance to acclimate. I was on a horse with Milo, then I was trying to open my locked door in the lord's tower, in a meadow watching a flower bloom, in the cell with Rin, in the cell alone listening to Rin screaming. Then I was in a house I didn't recognize.

There was shouting in the front room, the sounds of a fight. The door burst open and two men in uniform forced their way into the small room, dragging a young man with them. He looked familiar but I couldn't place where I had seen him before.

"There she is! I knew she was in here somewhere. Come here girl."

"No!" cried the young man who was held back when he tried to come to me. "She has nothing to do with this! Please, just take me!"

"Oh we will, but first you need to learn that there are consequences. Your lord made it very clear."

The guard pulled me roughly by the arm out of my hiding spot in the corner of the small bedroom. When I cried he slapped me in the face, telling me to shut up. I cried harder. He turned me so my back was to his chest and the young man could see me.

I recognized him then, even though he was younger and clean shaven. It was Chiron.

"Stop this! This isn't-" he begged, but the other guard just covered his mouth with a gloved hand, holding him still as he struggled to get to me.

The man holding me moved his hands to my front, feeling my body through my thin shift. His hands squeezed my breasts painfully.

He shoved me forward, bending me over the bed. A hand in my hair kept my face pointed at Chiron who was fighting viciously, but he was overpowered by the older, stronger man. Tears streaked his cheeks and he screamed into the hand over his mouth.

My dress was yanked up and underclothes ripped off. I felt the man shove a finger painfully into me. I screamed. A belt and pants rustled. I felt him press against me-

"Bri. Bri, wake up."

A hand was shaking my shoulder and I opened my eyes with a shout. I was back in the living room, on the floor beside Rin. Rin was leaning over the edge of the couch, looking at me with concern.

"You were dreaming... are you ok?"

My cheeks were wet with tears and I nodded weakly. I was not ok.

A door crashed open and Chiron stormed into the room.

"Where is she?! Witch!"

He pulled me off the ground by the throat and threw me against a wall, holding me there with one hand. I choked and held onto his wrist, toes barely touching the floor.

"What did you do?!" He screamed in my face, red and angry. Spit hit my cheek. His grip loosened when I wheezed, enough to let me speak.

"I- didn't- mean to. I just- got sucked in."

"Stay the fuck out of my head!" He shook me hard.

"Chiron," Rin placed a hand on his arm, "let her go."

"She's in my head! She's trying to manipulate me!"

I couldn't speak, the hand crushing my throat to silence.

"She didn't mean to. She's untrained and got pulled in. Let her go. You're killing her." Rin spoke calmly, steady in tone even as he struggled to keep his own balance.

I collapsed against the wall, bending over sucking air into my burning lungs. My hand went to my neck, pain radiating down my spine.

Rin was in front of me, gently moving my hand from my neck and placing his own hand on the injury. When his hand left, so did the pain, though I was still gasping for breath.

Chiron had moved across the room to stand against the opposite wall. Arms were crossed and he was fighting to slow his breathing. In the dim light I thought I saw something wet under his eyes.

"She needs to go," he growled quietly.

Rin ignored him, checking me over and finding no other injury. "Are you ok?" he asked softly.

"I... I didn't mean to... I'm sorry-"

"It's ok," Rin reassured as Chiron glared at me. "You couldn't control it. I understand."

"She needs to go," Chiron repeated, louder this time.

"Take a walk, Chiron. I will talk to her."

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