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The Poison
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2025-06-08 23:59:34Carlos' POV
I stood frozen, the healer's words echoing through my skull like a death knell."She's been poisoned."My heart didn't just drop—it plummeted straight through the floor. My hands clenched into fists so tight my knuckles cracked, but I barely felt it. All I could see was Nora lying pale and motionless on Malia's examination bed, her breathing so shallow I had to watch her chest carefully to make sure it was still moving.Her lips had a faint blue tinge that made my stomach lurch."Poisoned," I repeated, the word tasting like acid on my tongue.Malia's voice seemed to come from very far away. "She's stable for now, but the substance in her system is not natural. It's something I've never encountered before. I need to run extensive tests to determine exactly what it is and how to counteract it."My jaw locked so tight I thought my teeth might shatter. "Do it. Use whatever you need. Spare nothing. Cost is not a f
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