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Chained Wings Full Episode
001
A woman in armor confronts Draven, demanding a duel with him. He refuses to fight, calling her 'my little bird' and declaring he would never raise his sword against her. Enraged, she attacks him with a 'Final Judgment'. Later, Draven asserts control over a captive named Lucien, taunting him by questioning his worth compared to another man. When a commander arrives to rescue Lucien, Draven deliberately forces the captive to witness a compromising scene, a cruel spectacle meant to break the man he worships.
002
Seeing Draven gravely wounded, Lucien catches and holds him, desperately pleading for his brother to survive. Draven reveals his injuries were a deception. He deliberately feigned vulnerability to exploit Lucien's merciful nature, trapping him. Lucien is horrified by the betrayal and demands to be released. Draven refuses, stating he paid a high price to capture the 'archangel' and has no intention of letting him escape from his control.
003
A man confronts a woman he calls a heretic, who he has marked, and states her former city would no longer accept her. She retorts that his 'dirty tricks' drove her to this and calls him an abyssal monster, which he mocks by referencing their previous night together. Enraged, she demands he let her go and threatens to burn herself alive if he doesn't open the door. He dismisses the threat, asserting total control over her life and body, stating she cannot even die without his permission. He then declares that since her current cage is insufficient, he will move her to a more secure location.
004
A woman is held captive by a man. As he treats her wounds, she struggles and orders him not to touch her. He mocks her, noting her body's involuntary reactions to his touch. When she threatens to kill him, he dismisses her defiance. He then calls her his 'little bird' and expresses a desire to devour her, leading to a physical struggle where she bites him, which he provocatively praises.
005
A captive woman is pressured by a man to cry, beg, and admit she belongs to the darkness, which she defiantly refuses, calling him a heretic. The situation escalates when a third person, Draven, arrives. Draven's brother, Lucien, appears and suffers an injury, prompting a desperate call for a healer. The episode ends with the captive woman placing a powerful curse upon someone, vowing they will lose their loved one forever.
006
Lucien's desperate escape attempt is thwarted when Draven reveals he has known the plan all along. He confronts Lucien, explaining he deliberately let the archangel believe he could be free just to personally crush that hope. Lucien, called by his true title, is caught after a frantic barefoot run. Draven, called a filthy monster, now promises to make a permanent, possessive mark on Lucien's body to ensure he never forgets who he belongs to, ending the episode as Lucien pleads with him to stop.
007
A man addresses someone as 'Brother Draven' while pleading not to be touched, but Draven dismisses this, insisting the man does not know how to beg. Draven demands answers and threatens further pressure unless he complies. The man submits, claiming he belongs to Draven. Draven then poses a cruel hypothetical: asking the man to imagine a third person, Rowan, secretly in love with him, witnessing this degrading scene. Though the man begs him to stop, Draven forces him to declare his Absolute a 'blind fool,' then establishes a new rule: 'you worship only me,' completing his assertion of total dominance.
008
A man holds a woman he addresses as 'Archangel' captive and taunts her for starving herself, demanding she drink. She defiantly refuses, but he forces her to consume a substance he calls 'abyssal wine.' The drink acts as a truth serum, causing her to grow flushed and see a version of herself she denies in a mirror, marked with a man's name. He commands her to succumb to the effects in front of him and the mirror, threatening to broadcast her compromised state across the Abyss as proof of her fall from grace.
009
A man subjects a restrained woman to questioning and pressure, suggesting her faith and superiors hold no power over her. He taunts her, suspecting her thoughts turn to another man or a demon named Draven who once broke her. While she pleads for him to stop and not to say these names, he escalates his psychological torment, probing for the one who truly affects her. The episode ends with him confronting her with the ultimate provocation: the name of her alleged tormentor, Draven, leaving her in a state of distressed vulnerability.
010
Draven holds the Commander captive. A subordinate named Rowan tries to intervene, calling Draven a monster and demanding he release the Commander. Draven mocks Rowan's threat, then violently turns his attention to the Commander. The Commander pleads with Draven to kill them but to spare Rowan from witnessing it. Draven uses the situation to taunt and degrade the Commander further in front of Rowan, pushing the Commander to a desperate act of trying to destroy their own spirit core. Draven stops this, remarking on their temper, and vows to break their defiant facade. The episode ends with Rowan having escaped, leaving the Commander alone with Draven.