Saiyuki Chronicles - The Naneko Chapter [COMPLETE]

Naneko Chapter - Part 4

[A/N: Oral, light bondage (more like restraints), adult-fanfiction(dot)org, AO3, and wattpad only, & language. ~K]

Work count 5,027

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Naneko detached a bracelet from her wrist, her eyes burning with fury down at her charge. Seiten Taisei would have looked skeptical at that piece of jewelry about 23 minutes prior, but considering the earrings were a distraction and the necklace bound his wrist, he wasn't about to take his chances with a bracelet.

Seiten Taisei rose to his feet, twisting his upper torso away from Naneko with his palms hovering over one another to summon an energy blast should he need it. He didn't like having to summon any sort of energy blasts or rely on his chi. It took out all the fun out of hand-to-hand combat.

This position he took didn't phase Naneko by any means. In fact, he had done half the work for her. She held her hand out towards Seiten Taisei, the bracelet giving off a dark green glow as it rose from her hand. Seiten Taisei slitted his eyes. He was going to need to act faster than the stupid bag of tricks Naneko possessed. He was also going to have to keep a sharp eye on all that jewelry she wore.

Just then, the bracelet shot towards Seiten Taisei's hands and bound them together; the momentum of the bracelet throwing him off his feet. Seiten Taisei landed hard on the ground, stunned once more. How was it that this woman's skills, this mere demon's skills, were almost better than his own? No. Impossible! Seiten Taisei was slower. He had to be. Seiten Taisei had fought many humans, demons, and even gods over hundreds of centuries and never was he slowed down this much. What was different?

Naneko licked her lips at the confused monkey. "Serves you right for cutting up my thong. And like I told your other half, I AM going to break you." Though those weren't her exact words, Goku knew of her intentions beforehand. Naneko held both hands out away from her sides, the bracelets on each hand glowing vibrantly as they rotated around her wrists. The bracelet that bound Seiten Taisei's hands together began to shine brighter and picked him up. He winced at the forced movement until his toes barely kissed the sand.

Seiten Taisei barred his teeth and snapped at Naneko as she approached him. She ran a delicate hand across his chest as she circled him. Naneko felt his chest hitch when her nails tickled his side. A hard kick to her ribs interrupted her thoughts. Naneko grabbed herself and cursed the damn monkey for being so complicated. Seiten Taisei struggled against the restraints and lashed out again. Naneko dodged around his next kick and jumped back in front of him, scratching at the fabric on his upper thigh.
Seiten Taisei tensed his arms and lifted both legs, trying to catch Naneko between them. She blocked one leg, shoving it down and side-stepping down under the other, jumping away just out of his reach. It irritated Seiten Taisei as he twisted his wrists within his bindings.

"I'd say you need to learn to calm the fuck down, but then you'd be boring now wouldn't you," Naneko snapped. Something dangling from the hem of Goku's pajama bottoms caught her eye. A drawstring? A smirk raised at the corner of Naneko's lips. In order for her to get close enough, even for a split second, she was going to need to distract Seiten Taisei again. "And I'm going to need something new to catch him by surprise."

Naneko's mind raced as she detached two more bracelets from her wrists. Seiten Taisei glared, curling his top lip back and exposing his fangs. The two bracelets gave off a glow different from all the others; the light was tinted with a purple-teal color.

The two bracelets rotated one over the other until it looked like they had joined together as an orb. The orb then bolted to Naneko's right, outside Seiten Taisei's peripheral vision as Naneko's image disappeared in the opposite direction. He tried in vain to crane his neck to see where exactly the strange orb disappeared off to in the distance.