KACHINK! KACHINK!
Two black chains struck the tall part of the tree, and a figure swooped down from the great heights.
The chains unlatched themselves from the tree at the highest point of the fulcrum swing right before it would pull the figure upwards. The effect was that the figure began to fly and summersault in midair.
The chains whirled, but it did not coil or tangle the figure or strike any nearby branches as if it was alive.
Kyros landed on another tree branch and ran, jumping from one part of the tree to the other. Soon, he approached a high cliff, and Kyros allowed himself to fall the great distance as he prepared to whip his chain to catch him and swing him around.
The speed, height, and taking advantage of these swings allowed Kyros to move nearly three times faster and had very little consumption on his stamina.
