At the execution ground（colored）

Awesome. Someday I'll have something like this images with my own heroines. Bound, gagged and kicking ass. Pure bondage sassy awesomeness

Wonderverse

Don't worry about deleting the comment, it was taking up too much space as it was. I'm definitely looking forward to your continuation of this story whenever it works for you, too; it's great to hear that you're already planning that far ahead. Speaking of which, after rereading Ch. 3 I have a suggestion for how Viona could develop as a character in later chapters; of course, the final version is up to you, but I'd still appreciate your feedback: since she's essentially sentenced to having her magical abilities "removed", Viona ends up out of her depth as a magicless person in enemy territory. When Odevia releases her, she could focus on getting revenge on the magic knight with the help of others (perhaps that Ambassador from Ch. 1?) Every once in a while, you could throw in flashbacks based on certain background details or character dialogue that explore her past relationship with Odevia as well (perhaps their time training in magical art, or back when Viona served on the Magic Council). I know, not the most original idea. Hope It was at least interesting to read. I'll shut up now.

BTW the sword with rings in it is just a style of ancient Chinese weapon. I don;t know what function they have exactly , so please consider them as decoration.

Root001

Sorry I deleted your comment under TRAP1 by mistake. So I'd answer you here. The glue ball is for keeping her hand folded as a fist. The tapes wrapped her fist with the blue balls held in them. For the story , I prefer leave it to the readers' imagination than explaining. I'll continue with the story in the future when I have time, as I already have a vision for what happens next. So hope I can have the chance to draw them out.

Root001

The color really adds a lot more life to this drawing, and makes the little details from the black-and-white version stand out all the more; the palace and small house in the background are prime examples, as well as the captives' outfits (it helps to differentiate them from their captors, especially the shirtless red-uniformed ones). Also, completely off topic, but why does that one executioner's sword have rings in it? Is it a stylistic choice? Perhaps a ceremonial symbol of rank? Not that it's doing him much good against his "prisoner". All told, you did a once again fantastic job with revisiting this picture. I can't wait for the story upload, it should be fun to learn how these damsels ended up causing their captors so much distress.