For it to be heat discoloration, the chicken would have to be burned to pure carbon.
More likely the blade is not stainless, and the juices discolored it.
Bill
Acids in food will stain high carbon steels. It won't affect the taste and eventually the blade will take on a patina which will protect it from further discoloration.
If get the same thing on some of my knives. Some I leave the patina build up, others I polish out. If you use a little polish like PEEK or FRITZ the patina usually rubs right out.
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