What is the correct reading for these two lines:

血啜の獣斧 - Chisusu no Shishi Ono or Chisusu no Kemono Ono? 約束されざる守護の車輪チ -
Yakusokusarezaru Shugo no Sharin or Yakusoku Sarezaru Shugo no Sharin?

I know that 獣(しし) is no longer used for beast, and it's more used for
dogs/lions and even for the left-hand guardian dog at a Shinto shrine.
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The correct reading for 血啜の獣斧 and 約束されざる守護の車輪チ
The words in the former are made up so don't think you can tell what the
"correct" way to read it. You'll have better luck looking up the meaning of
the kanji. As for the later, looks good to me either way.

_EDIT_ : 血啜 means sucking-in blood (like you'd suck-in ramen noodles),
although it's normally a sentence and not a noun (血を啜る). The noun here sounds
made up. This description is normally reserved for super-natural, evil things
(like 化け猫). 獣斧 would mean a "beast axe", possibly "axe used by a beast (as in
super-natural, evil beast)". That's also a made up word. I don't quite know
how to parse `約束されざる守護の車輪` but something like "Wheel of protection that wasn't
promised"?
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