Attach
Chains
Chains noun - Metal shackles; for hands or legs.
Both words in one sentence
- Being Genre Savvy, they put him in heavier chains and attach them to a huge rock.
Source: Heavyworlder -
Part of this is due to the tendency in Norse poetry to name everything: the kettle the cook uses in Valhalla, the different chains the gods try binding the Fenris-wolf with, each of the rocks they attach those chains to, the thread used to sew Loki's lips together, and on and on.
Source: Named Weapons -
Variable-Length Chain: Kratos' standard weapons are two very large daggers that instantly attach to the chains welded to his wrists, allowing him to swing them about to slash stuff at a distance.
Source: Video Game / God of War Series
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