Novel & Cerita Antidotes Stories

“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?”

Lilia had just finished wiping me down again. There was no medicine suitable for humans here, not one that my stomach could handle, at least. Unless they created a remedy from scratch, which was exactly what Bruno and I had been waiting for. Finally, the door creaked open. “Alpha Bruno, I apologize for taking so long. The antidote is ready,” a man said as he entered the room, handing a small bottle to Bruno. Without hesitation, I took the bottle from him and drank it all in one go. Whatever it was, it was my only shot at recovery.

Seeing his low gaze and the ominous aura surrounding him, he did not know what he was thinking. After a while, Blair asked in a low voice, “Where’s the antidote?” Anthony looked at Blair and smiled. “If I don’t tell you, how are you going to torture me?” Hearing this, Solomon was so angry that he rushed forward to grab Anthony’s collar, lifting him from the wheelchair. “Anthony Fowler, you’d better hand over the antidote, or we’ll make you wish you were dead!” “Cough, cough...” Anthony covered his mouth with one hand and coughed, crimson blood oozing from between his fingers.

“It’s not just us they’re after. They kill humans too. Your friend, Bart, was killed by one and his friend Jack was attacked, but survived. He witnessed me putting the beasts down, which was why he was spouting my evilness all over the place. The poison from the beasts got into his system and drove him a touch mad.” “I didn’t go mad,” I said. “You would have if Dr. Mokena hadn’t been there,” he said. “She gave you an antidote to the poison.” “You have an antidote?” I stupidly asked. “We occasionally get infected and need to use it,” he replied. I turned and looked directly at him. His handsome dark features were haloed in moonlight like some biblical character. “This is real, isn’t it?

I turned to the guard. "I will go with you," I said. "But first, you give us the antidote." "No," the guard said. "You come with me first. Then I'll tell you." "That is not how this works," I said. The guard thought for a moment. Then he pulled out a small vial from his pocket. "Nightshade," he said. "Mixed with arsenic. The antidote is activated charcoal and atropine. You have may be twenty minutes." He threw the vial on the floor.

“Okay… maybe not medicine.” “Then what are we getting?” I asked, raising my brows. “It’s an antidote,” he said sheepishly. “My idiot warrior consumed a poisonous plant. He’s on bed rest right now and the doctor said he won’t live until the end of the night unless he has the antidote.” “And where exactly is this antidote?” I asked, raising my brows. He was quiet for a moment, and I saw a little redness appearing around his neck. He was embarrassed about something, and it only made me that much more curious.

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.

she said with a flirtatious smile to Jepson before giving Antoh her full attention. “I have always had a dislike for needles,” Antoh whined as Lizzy inserted the anti-venom into his system. Lizzy smiled with satisfaction while Jepson and his companion held firm as the vampire leader twisted and writhed from the painful effects of the special cocktail created just for him. “You have no idea how long I’ve wanted to do that.” Beads of bloody perspiration formed on Antoh’s flesh and bloody tears slid down his cheeks. In his agony, he reverted to his native Russian which, like Chloe, Lizzy was fluent in. “What have you done? What is happening?”

Kamilla explains earnestly. "By using Kamilla's altered genome" Abby exclaimed while being contemplative. It is beginning to dawn on her and Lia, who exchange a surprised look. "Of course! The antidote serves only as a catalyst for the production of antibodies. With strong and established antibodies, the host will develop immunity to the poison without causing genetic damage. That is why we have not identified any gene changes on the rodents," Lia said in surprise. "For a healthy host, the antidote will take effect in at least an hour and a half. Just like the rodents, they will be back on their feet in no time" Kamilla softly smiled at Dinara and Nizi.

Antagonist –is a person who actively opposes or hostile to someone or something; an adversary… “Blah! Blah! Blah!” Sabria said as she rolled her eyes and closed the laptop that was sitting on her desk. But why did they hate antagonists when the truth is, they were once a protagonist, it just happens that there’s another villain who pretends to be a heroine and stole all the things they cherish the most. She thought. As she reminisced one of the most painful moments in her life.