Antidote Bl Novels & Stories

I chuckled, “That’s alright. I may be a fool, but I promise to keep you safe. Life is worth risking if it is for you.” I smiled. After all, I’m his Elusive Antidote.

"You’re mad that I don't have magic in my blood to fix your life?" Czar stopped a few feet from her. He was breathing heavily, his chest heaving. "I don't believe in magic, Seraphina. I believe in logic," he growled. "If you are normal, then my condition is a lie. Or worse... it means you are a fluke. A mistake. And mistakes are unreliable." He looked at her with an intensity that made her skin crawl. "I bought an antidote," he whispered, his eyes dark with a mix of fury and hidden pain. "I didn't buy a woman who makes me doubt my own reality."

he said and I waved him off. When the door clicked shut once more I sighed with worried. My pack could be hurt in the upcoming war but the thought of having the little fox be my mate brought happiness and it cast out any of the darkening thoughts that invaded my mind. As the thoughts of the little fox flowed through my mind, I barely noticed a silver arrow break through my window. I moved out of the way and the arrow landed in the wall behind me. Without a second my beta barged into my office and looked at my office window. "Alpha are you okay?" he asked and I nodded before getting up from my seat and turning towards the arrow. My beta was looking out the window when I saw a tiny note attach

“Antidote.” “Oh, I haven’t told you, have I?” Eden asked, bending and then grabbing the man’s hair to pull him up. “There is no antidote for this drug.” “No.” The man’s eyes widened, looking at him with fear. “NO! Every drug has an antidote! You are lying!! There is not a drug without an antidote!” “But you’ve never even heard of this drug before,” Eden said smugly. “How do you know this has an antidote or not?”

That's the only thing that he cannot let happen. 'Don't worry Bella. I will bring that antidote for you. I cannot let anything happen to you' he thought with determination. Blaze reached the point on the Ankara mountains, where the antidote is being usually found. He searched around the place like a mad man. Finally after searching for 25 minutes, he found the herb which is used as an antidote. As the future king, his father always insisted that Blaze should learn about all these things. They have so many enemies, that it is always favourable to learn the symptoms and the correct medicine for anything their enemies might use against them.

It was used in rare cases such as Khalid's, but it was dangerous. With the antiode, it's either the person survives, or dies instantly. As soon as the antiode is applied on the person's lips and close to his/her nostrils, the person would stiffen and come awake - briefly. And during that brief moment, it'd be left to you to keep him awake (that means he'd survive). But, if he grunts in pain and goes back to sleep, that'd be instant death. And in most cases, the red antidote has turned out to kill a lot of people - Octavia could testify. It was quite dangerous and only had a 50% guarantee.

Finally, it's over! She waved her hand again and a bottle of antidote appeared. She gave one to Lyndon and the other one to Leanna. "It's the healing antidote, drink it and you will be fine," she told them before she vanished. Lyndon and Leanna took a sip of the antidote and then the magic happens. All their bruises and wounds were gone. "Diane should drink it as well, I think aunt Athena forgot that she's got a lot of bruises than Lyndon," I said which made them all laugh.

"What do you mean? From what?" "The serum. Because the glass had touched it and then grazed you–even a miniscule amount is enough to take effect on a human." A lump formed in her throat, and she subconsciously kneaded her hands together. "Does that mean I'm..." she began. "Don't worry. I had an antidote with me, you're fine." "An antidote? The transformation is reversible?" "Oh, no. The antidote can treat an infection, not the transformation. The full amount of a vial is needed in order for it to be successful."

And at the center— A vial. Dark red liquid. Almost black. Luca nudged it toward me. “Closest we’ve gotten to an antidote,” he said, voice low, steady. “It counteracts most of the venom’s effects. But it’s not strong enough.” I stared at it. Something itched in the back of my mind. Familiar. Too familiar. I grabbed a page, scanning the ingredients. Stopped. My stomach twisted. “You’re using monkshood,” I muttered.

Seriously? A hot glare shot from me to him. My anger pulsed sharper than the headache clawing at my skull. He was deliberately ignoring my questions, skirting around them like I was some fool who wouldn’t notice. “I suspect it’s wolfsbane,” he continued as if I hadn’t spoken, his voice clipped and steady. “I was able to get this antidote… hopefully it’ll…” He reached into his pocket, pulling out a tiny glass vial filled with a faint blue liquid.