A Botanist's Guide To Parties And Poisons Novels & Stories

"The fourteenth herb she has no clue about. She wants us to provide some references to see what rare toxins exist in the world. Mr. Leon are there any books you can recommend." "Let me think. There do seem to be books that document all the toxins." They sat down together again to discuss about wolfbane. Time passed unnoticed, and it was getting dark. They were unaware of it. Danger crept in with the darkness. Princess Adele, "They lost track of time as usual, didn't they?" "Yes. Everyone has left. Now there are only two of them left in the library." "Very well. Then let's follow the plan." ***

Her eyes caught mine. “Oh, we’ve got a new student. You must be Anastasia Lancroft?” I stood up and nodded. “Yes, ma’am.” “Alright, I hope you can catch up with the lessons quickly, Anastasia. I’m Master Tatiana.” Without another word, Master Tatiana turned to the board and began writing down the names of some plants—or maybe flowers. I blinked. Were we… studying botany? “Last week, I explained a few plants. Today, we’ll move on to flowers. Belladonna, also known as Deadly Nightshade, contains atropine, a toxic compound.”

He put one group of plants in front and said, "These are all medicinal plants. Their names are dandelion, mint, rosemary and aloe vera. They all have different healing purposes. Some of them will help to detox our body while some will alleviate the pains in our body." Ives nodded his head understanding everything and writing every word said by his teacher. His teacher then picked the next group of plants and explained," These are all poisonous plants. You've to identify these plants at a glance. Their names are aconitum, oleander, coleus. These all plants will cause heart problems and finally death. Among these aconitum is the most dangerous while coleus is the least. Coleus will only cause

“Where did you get it from?” “What is it used for?” I countered. He let out a deep breath. “It is called fool’s parsley. It is poisonous, and whoever swallows a considerable amount would fall unconscious within seconds.” I knew it! “What of the other bottle?” I asked. “It’s antidote. Once used, every effect caused by the fool’s parsley would be reversed. But it must be taken within thirty minutes of consuming the toxic herb, or else.” “Thank you.” I cut him off, as I grabbed the bottles from him and whisked out of the herbarium. I didn’t need to know any more; I already had all the information I needed.

Within its hollow chamber, along with the black liquid, there were also some clot-like substances. As he witnessed the needle being filled, Liam let out a long breath. "Herba Dendrobii, Colchicum, Poison Wine," he murmured, gazing at the black liquid with a cold smirk. "The one who poisoned him truly has a ruthless heart." After neutralizing the toxins, Liam sighed deeply. He removed the needle and carefully dripped the black liquid into a nearby container. Once drained of the black liquid, the Harvest Union needles regained their pristine appearance as if nothing had happened.

He pressed something on the wall, the Hemlock was brought back to its own position. He pressed again, another plant wing its way in front of them. It has dull green leaves and shiny blackberries and its size is like a cherry. “This is Deadly Nightshade, contains atropine and scopolamine in its stems, leaves, roots, and berries.” He pointed out the plant’s parts. “It causes paralysis in the involuntary muscles of the body including the heart.” “Woah.. “ was all she can say in his introduction. He, then, put creases in another. A flower plunged down.

She finally says. I breathe a sigh of relief and quickly open a cabinet pulling out some rubber gloves. Then I go to sit down, pulling them on. "Watch out you don't breathe in too much of the flowers; they are quite poisonous". Siri picks up one of the plants, showing me how to pull off the dry purple flowers and put them in a bowl. "What are you using this for ?" I try to start a conversation. Maybe things will get better if we talk about the herbs. "The plant is called a nordic aconite. It is very poisonous and will cause instant death if you eat it. It has been used both as poison for arrows and to poison food and beverages through time". She answers.

It was a poison of wolfbane and bitter nightshade once it hits the blood stream can be deadly if not caught in time. The cure for the poison is Chamomile, Dandelion, and Ginkgo. It was what Fay was telling me in my head. I looked at Lumar and pointed to the door. He followed me out and I told him what I found out listening to their thoughts. We both took off running to the hospital so we could inform everyone what we had found out so far. What I had learned made me want to use those devices that Lumar told me about. We both stormed in and they all jumped up and looked at us like we had two heads.

Night blooming nightshade to cure the effects of the deadly Nightshade, Moly to cure the effects of hemlock, Holy basil to chase away aconite and Mandrake to repel Mandrake. It was such an heavenly disaster but sadly Mandrake belonged to no plant family. Each family was recognized by its colours, both herbs and poisons could belong in one home, although the colours slightly differed amongst each plant just like Aconite and Holy Basil belonged in the same family, the toxins in the family were signified by that dangerous blood red colour while the cures were signified by the softer red colour which sometimes to be finding it way between red and fuchsia pink.

It's not that I don't trust Alisa, I don't just want to leave anything up to chance. Hence the reason why I'm sneaking around my garden in the middle of the night trying to find the poisonous plants Verena couldn't get for us. I walked about with a tiny flashlight and the book of toxic plants, trying to find some of the plants. The garden was a bit overgrown and, unkept since its primary owner hadn't visited in a while, so I had to be careful about where I stepped. I had taken a basket from Lea to put the plants and I wore my thickest gloves on both my hands to prevent direct contact with the plants.