Antidote Manga Novels & Stories

He even started to hallucinate. Clearly, the poison had entered his bloodstream. "Give me the antidote!" Damian demanded, his eyes fierce. "Hmph! Why are you raising your voice at me?" Frightened by Damian, May jumped in alarm and mumbled in protest before obediently handing over the bottle of antidote to him. He opened the bottle and downed everything in one gulp. Soon, his blood settled back down, and the hallucinations vanished. Everything returned to normal. With her hands behind her back, May eyed Damian snidely as she asked, "Hey, you. Are you not at all afraid that I might've given you more poison instead?"

Xander tilted his head then forced his jaw open despite his struggle, I poured the antidote into his mouth and a foul stench came out of his mouth as it touched the blood in his mouth. I withdrew, repulsed. “Let him go.” I ordered the others and they released him. His veins pulsed and glowed as the antidote coursed through them. “Come on, Marcus.” Draven encouraged. “Snap out of it! Fight! Don't let him win, you're stronger than this. You're not a coward!” He trashed again, more violently this time. The bed creaked and moved as he trashed, it threatened to break under the force he was using.

He was back with the antidote and that meant joy for me. “Hey, hey. I’m here with the antidote, hang on.” He said, as he tried to shake me because I was already feeling like I could pass out at any time soon. “You’re back.” I said, weakly. He opened up my belly and then poured the antidote on the wounded part. This was even more excruciating than the pain I felt when the wound was eating me up, I couldn’t help but scream out loud. Xander quickly covered my mouth. I got tired of it, so I bit his hand as hard as I could and then as he removed his hand, I pulled him closer and kissed him deeply.

Suddenly there was a loud cracking sound and the force from the rogues push reduced, in the next second I could see a line of blood roll down the rogues face as he fell to the side. Standing in his place was Lydia with a large rock in her hand. “Here, I saw this in one of the rogues' pockets.” she muttered, handing me a little bottle. My eyes widened as I shook my head from side to side, trying to shake off the blurriness in my eyes. “The Antidote” I muttered and Lydia nodded. She quickly rushed forward and knelt beside me and with my mouth open she began emptying the content of the small bottle into my mouth.

“You’re finally back,” the Shady Merchant sniffled and sneezed. “What took you so long?” Zen deadpanned at the NPC’s speech. Was this a default dialogue or one that was customised for him? His guild members were definitely faster. Did they receive the same speech? Wordlessly, Zen turned in the mushroom spores and received five low-grade antidotes in his inventory. They did not help to recover any health but could dispel any low-grade negative effects or minor curses.

“One dose. Enough to stop the mutation in one of you. Choose.” Damian’s jaw clenched. The mutation was already spreading through the air—they could both feel it. Heat in the veins. Heightened arousal. The hybrid child in the carrier kicked harder, responding to the signal, its small tentacles beginning to peek from its back. They had to get the antidote. Damian charged. The clone met him head-on—fists and tentacles clashing in a blur of violence. Damian’s knife slashed, severing one tentacle. The clone’s barb stabbed into Damian’s side, injecting something. Damian roared, driving his elbow into the clone’s face.

** Kavi growled and Jewel chuckled but said nothing. We all watched as Ameera used her scapel and cut the damaged skin and scrape the puss away and Jewel did not make a sound, she just sat there and stared off into space. Finally Ameera was done and I passed the phone over to her << what's that you're holding? >> {{ antidote }} I began to evenly distribute the antidite on her shoulder, back and chest until it covered the would completely, she sat there in the tub as the wound bubbled and fizzed and the wound began to bleed and run off into the tub with froth leaving only the white under skin, I asked Ameera to clean it off so I could pour some more to seal it up.

Shia wanted to ask him what he had meant, but the commander started to turn his attention to the reason of his visit. “Let’s see if we can wake her up,” he said. The commander opened a small vial containing some clear, yellowish liquid. Shia surmised that it must be the antidote – an extract made by boiling Antipora leaves over night. He gently scooped up the head of Marmie’s sleeping body and dropped some of the antidote to her lips. Slowly, the little girl opened her eyes. She stretched up her arms and sat up a bit as she remarked, “Where am I? Who are you?”

“Okay, open your eyes now.” So I did, I immediately grabbed what he put on me, it’s a gold necklace with a green something as the pendant. “What’s this for?” Is there an occasion today? Why would he give me a present? “Nah, that was just a reminder, that no matter what happens, wherever life takes us, you will always be my weakness, my refuge,” he kissed my forehead, “My Elusive Antidote.” I came back from my reverie when I felt his hands on my arm, a mannerism, since we’ve been together, he’s always like this, many people probably think I’m the clingy one, but the truth is, he’s clingier than me.

I see no humor. "He's..." Jewel points at me unable to speak. Pepper picks up where Jewel left off, "He kidnapped an eagle shifter and she's turned him green," Pepper says with laughter between every other word. "What?" I yell. There's no way. She wouldn't. She couldn't. This sends Jewel into spasms. "She's... she's an eagle shifter and she turned you green." "No, it's brittlemortis," I yell in complete frustration. I look at Tahr and even he's smiling now.