Antidote Manga Novels & Stories

These were the only human friends he has had from middle school. “How come you both argue whenever you meet?” asks Mitsuru. “He looks like my doppelganger from a parallel universe!” “She looks like my doppelganger from a parallel universe! Stop copying me!” “Shut up! You copied me first!” “You wanna settle this in a better way?” “Sure… I’ll take you on anytime, any day!” says Ayame with a grin. “Don’t cry after you lose.” Says Akihiko with a smirk. They go to their clubroom and have their lunch there. Before the lunch, Akihiko goes up against Ayame in the RPG game he usually played… And completely destroys her.

Zhu Bajie pretended to panic and looked pitifully at Kimi. "Oh, no. I don't think the antidote is working. Why did the toxin spread so fast?" Kimi did not know what was wrong with it either. She took another antidote and said, "Try this one…" She could see Zhu Bajie's arm turning dark. She knew that was the effect once the toxin began to spread because she had been studying medicine since she was a child.

I latched to the floor and tried to crawl but it was a waste of time. The antidote was held directly above my head. The light glowed so bright but even more my mind was exploding. I tried to think but my brain was starting to turn off. My mouth dropped open and I was drooling. I lay there frozen and saw my life flash before my eyes. "You must want this so badly." The one who held the antidote breathed and opened the bottle, he poured the content on the ground, in front of me drop-wisely and I tried to wiggle but I couldn't move a muscle.

She stood up and was about to head to the door but was stopped by Kurai. “Oh no, you don’t. You’re not leaving until you get the fucking antidote. You’re not yourself!” He yelled. “Get out of my way!” Saeko was holding a small vial and came in the room to pour the substance into her mouth with Kurai holding her. After a couple seconds of coughing, Fukuna stopped, appearing to be back to her senses. Her eyes are back to normal. Her eyes roamed the room and she felt a bit disoriented. After a couple more seconds, she looked at Saeko.

That was all it took to drain what little strength had come from the adrenaline rush. “There,” Nomo said, withdrawing the needle. Sofia didn't even feel the sting of the needle, however, compared to the antidote. Her growls reduced to a high-pitched groan, and she collapsed against Somito. Eventually, her pain lessened and she started panting and listening half-interestedly to their conversation. "Will she be all right? Will she change back?" Somito pressed. "The antidote appears to be effective on the paralysis," Nomo said nonchalantly. "Yes. But as long as you can refrain from poisoning her with your hunter arms again,"

" They replied simultaneously. They eyed each other before Santir decided to speak up. "We were on our way home when we passed by the factory. we saw it go up in flames and came to see what had happened and found you"Santrir narrated. I paused weighing their stories. it seemed plausible enough so I believed them. "Now,how can I get this antidote?" | asked them enthusiastically. "We make it"Marcella said proudly walking forward a little too close to comfort for me but I didn't pay any attention to her. "How?" 'By using an Alpha's blood" he said as he raised the knife across my forearm

Koa said, and it was then I noticed the lifeless body of another wolf by her side and the blood on her clothes. “Rune, the vial” I demanded, pulling Amira carefully until her head was on my lap. Rune pulled the vial from the small pocket on his pants and handed it over to me. I removed the cover and carefully poured it into her mouth. When I saw the antidote earlier, I thought it was just simple drugs in case any of us got hurt but it was because of the dark ones. I breathed in relief as the antidote took effect immediately. The colour began to return to her cheeks as the antidote countered the poison.

Could smell the antiseptic and underneath it something else — something that felt, horribly, like the room already giving up. "Do it," I heard myself say. Everyone looked at me. "Do it." My voice steadied as I said it again. "I'd rather he die fighting than just — stop. Don't let him just stop." Katya studied me for a long moment. Then she nodded once. "Very well." The third antidote looked like blood. Dark red. Thick. Devon handled the glass vial with the careful reverence of someone who knew exactly what it was capable of. "This is derived from vampire venom," he said, drawing it into a syringe with hands that weren't entirely steady. "It works by overwhelming the foreign compound — forcin

“So the Antidote is just to stop it for the meantime and you are sure they aren't aware?” “Yes, I am sure. One of them got the disease and begged for the antidote and when we gave him, he seemed happy that he was fine again,not aware of the underlying recurrence.” Kaiden gets up for the bed, walking to Akira and placing his hand reassuringly on her shoulder. “My little hero.” he teases and she just laughs and then smiles at Tito, telling him to give her some minutes and she would be sonw to go with him to the hospital.

he commanded Akira, and disappeared in the fray. The medicine man thrust a glowing vial into the hand of Akira. This is the last stage of the antidote. It has to be drunk during a Blood Moon and willingly. If he rejects it--" "He won't." It was not doubt, but rage that shook the voice of Akira. The medicine man scowled and ran away to protect as much hope as was left to us. The room shook again. Dust rained from the ceiling. Akira came nearer, her lips to my ear. "You fight. You live. We finish this... together."