Antidote Novels & Stories

I could smell the fear rolling off her, raw and bitter. “Don’t blame yourself,” Adem said, though his voice cracked. “We were all there. We didn’t notice either.” Mr. Mehmet cleared his throat softly, stepping forward with a small vial in hand. “We can still act. Lord Aziz, I have prepared the second antidote. It will hopefully cleanse her system if given now.” Mr. Mehmet bowed, his hands shaking slightly as he knelt at Manolya’s side. “Hold her head, Aziz, so she does not choke.”

he asked. "We need Mr. Benneit to come back to his senses," Regan shouted. "There is actually an antidote, but it also has side effects. If the body is still strong, then this side effect will not have any effect. But it's different if the patient dies after being injected with the antidote," said Antoni. "It doesn't matter as long as there is a chance, even if it's small." Regan spoke with conviction. "Are you sure? If something happens and takes a life, You could be a murder suspect. Moreover, this antidote is illegal, "explained Antoni.

“Okay. What’s going on?” “We need help synthesizing an antidote,” I say. “It’s a complex blend of toxins—aconite, belladonna, silver nitrate… things like that. We don’t have a full sample, but we have some notes. We were hoping you could help us isolate a counteragent.” Emory’s brow furrows. “That’s not exactly light work. What’s the exposure level? Human? Animal?” I hesitate. “Let’s just say it’s for a… highly sensitive research subject. Off the books.”

She placed them in a machine and quickly shaped them. The milky white pills gave off a faint fragrance. Amanda took a white porcelain bottle and placed the pills inside. She looked at Benjamin, giving him a playful smile. "Do you know what these pills are for?" Benjamin shook his head, his voice as low as ever. "I don’t know!" He answered honestly. Amanda handed them to him. "These are antidotes. Take these four with you and keep them on you at all times. If someone poisons you, take one, and it will neutralize that poison."

"Ah ha! Here it is. I brought you this." Handing me a lemon triumphantly, I can't help but be touched by his gesture. Not only is he not upset I didn't tell him about the pregnancy, he brought me something to feel better anyway. I might have a stray tear or two if I wasn't too busy sniffing my new anti-nausea medication. "I hope this works. Thank you so much." "Wait. Give it back." He reaches his hands and wiggles his fingers like it's of the utmost importance that he takes back his gift. So I comply. I have no idea what he has up his sleeve now.

The pain raced up my leg so suddenly and violently that I lost my balance and collapsed onto the floor. “Fuck!” I cried, clutching my ankle. The pain was unbearable. Tears instantly formed in my eyes as I tried to steady my breathing. Then suddenly. A strong pair of hands grabbed me. “I got you… don’t worry.” Aiden’s voice. Before I could react, he lifted me effortlessly into his arms, carrying me bridal-style back to the bed. He placed me down gently. “It’s going to be okay,” he said softly. His hands moved carefully over my ankle, examining it.

"This tastes awful..." Sebastian smiled faintly. After completely ingesting the pill, Stephen turned to Western Venom and cried out in distress, "Western Venom, quickly help me! Antidote!" Western Venom calmly nodded, taking out a crimson pill from his pocket. "Mr. Beckard, this is the antidote for the Devil's Pill." Stephen snatched it and swallowed it hurriedly. Soon after, he felt as if drenched in cold water, slumping into a chair, gasping for air.

she said. And then she stretched more and she could feel the bones in her neck straining. Karou held onto her ankle and tried pushing her away. Jun wasn’t a messy fighter. But when your opponent refused to stay down you had to fight messy. She removed her leg and she planned to stomp on her face, but Karou moved out of the way quickly. Takashi had given her an antidote earlier, but she hadn’t taken it because it didn’t seem to affect her. She got the vial from her pocket and she squeezed it and threw it against her face and it broke.

“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?”

He looked up with the most unreadable expression. "Yes?". How could he act so calm? Did he not recognize me from that meeting last night? "What was that meeting last night? Why were you there? Wh-". "It was an anti-New Worlders meeting. I thought that was evident by the chanting", he interrupted with a smirk. "Your sarcasm is extremely unnecessary. You can't expect me to not be confused as you basically confess to being involved in a faction that hates the New World, and wants to reverse it back: the Counterrevolution!", I burst as the words sprint out of my mouth.