I was seeing a woodpecker pecking on the chains, it was a funny sight to see I can't lie.
The claws tightened its grip on the dorm of chains, which had layers after layers of metallic bondage.
The bird started tearing through the chains with its claws and it's beak, ripping layer after layer, even onions have lesser layer than this.
Why do I give these weird examples?
Maybe this was the last layer.
A hand tore off from inside the chains and gripped the bird mans beak, as it blanced itself standing right on top of the arc shaped layer of chains.
I could see the veins and clear muscle definition in the hand, it was trying hard to pull the bird's beak in the direction down to the earth.
The strength wasn't enough.
The bird man lifted it's neck up in the sky pulling the man's whole body out of its sacred dome of chains.
Aregon raised his other hand to grip on the beak with more force.
The bird man he also had two hands. He deflected the hand of Aregon with his hands and delivered a brutal claw right on Aregon's chest.
Aregon gasped for air, it was more brutal considered he was hit at the same spot multiple times in this battle.
Aregon let go off his hand which had gripped the bird man's beak.
He expected a free fall to the ground.
You remember the bird man had two hands, the bird man had caught the body of Aregon.
The chains tried to restrict the bird man's body, it had tried to climb on the bird mans body to save it's user.
Slipping into the bird's arms like a serpent only to be broken in pieces by brute force in the very next second.
He had caught the body of Aregon firmly with its two hands.
Aregon was gasping for air, trying to keep his sanity after the last claw kick at his severely injured chest.
The beak dug into his chest, a swift motion of the birds head.
'No! I screamed out loud, a hole in the chest meant the battle could be over, but it can't be, we know the outcome of the duel, we do! Do we? '
Blood seeped out from the giant hole created by the beak , I guess the blood soaked hole was saying no to me.