Antidotes Stories Novels & Stories

The state she was in completely broke my heart, she was in a pool of sweat, her body hot enough to compete with an active volcano and her arms trembling weakly at her side as she fought to stay alive. She was such a warrior, anyone else would have lost their grip on life by now. But not, April. She always fought her way to victory. “What the hell?” Xander exclaimed when I knelt by her side and produced the antidote, “why’s that bottle practically empty?” I sighed, tipping the antidote towards her parted lips to gently guide the drops of it into her mouth. “It broke, genius,” I bit out a reply. “Let’s just hope that a few drops is more than enough to ressurect her, or I’ll be painting this fu

Then I turned and strode into the treatment room, every step heavy with the weight of what I had just learned. Enzo lay on the wide examination table, his massive frame looking strangely fragile under the harsh lights. The healers worked in a precise, Because we had the exact poison, the antidote came together fast a shimmering silver liquid that smelled of moonflower and iron. The head healer administered it through an IV line straight into Enzo’s vein. “Hold him,” she ordered. I stepped forward without hesitation, pressing my palms to Enzo’s shoulders as his body arched in protest. The antidote hit like fire and ice at once. He thrashed once, twice, then went rigid as the wolfsbane fought

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.

Sandra nods,a sigh escaping her lips. " Did you find it?" I ask anxiously. " I did. But we have a problem." Sandra announces then turns to look at Tessa. I understand her concerns even without her spelling them out loud. " Don't worry,we can trust her." I inform Sandra who nods. She fishes her pocket and pulls out two vials. " I found these two. I don't know which one is the right antidote." Sandra informs me. " Antidote? What are you talking about?" Tessa asks,looking confused.

"I still wanna live longer than this. My age is still young, if alpha Dante find out… just don't try any abortion pills. Don't try it. That will be too dangerous To your life, I know you maybe thinking I am joking or I am afraid of doing this to you. But I am not. I am just confused about your State and the baby's. Try and keep eating nourishing foods and drinks. " Dr replies, as he stands up and stares at the back to check maybe anyone is hearing of their conversation. Dr sneaks to the other side of the room. And then remove a little bottle of antidote. " What is this for?" " Take it when you're injured, it will make you heal so fast." Dr says.

In a big jar were countless Kodoku parasites, transparent and clear, like crystals. Xyris Labelle and Xanthus Meryem had never seen anything like that in their life. In fact, they found it hard to believe that they had created it themselves. “The antidote is done, Sister Xyris. But will it work?” said Xanthus. “I don’t know.” Xyris shook her head. “Boss and I are testing it out at Jade Royal Manor tonight.”

She took a slow breath, steadying her thoughts before speaking again. “I’m not sure,” she admitted honestly, her voice calm but firm, “but it is most likely the antidote.” Mira leaned forward slightly.“What do you mean, ‘most likely’?” Aurora’s eyes sharpened. “The antidote is not a chemical substance,” she said slowly, making sure every word landed, “but a DNA.” The table went quiet again. Thomas blinked.“What are you saying?” Rhea shook her head slightly, confusion evident on her face.

"Where is the antidote?" Maida instantly went silent. Cain's eyes darkened further. "I won't ask again," he growled dangerously close to her face. "Where is the antidote?" Maida's face turned pale white. Her lips trembled violently before she finally whispered— "There is no antidote." Cain muscle relaxed not in relief, but in complete devastation. Slowly, his grip loosened slightly. "What did you just say?" he asked hoarsely. "Repeat it again, Maida."

Annette had changed from her makeup and dress, she was looking normal again. As we drew closer, Jan opened the door, and Annette held my hand. “I don't think the antidote is working.” I groaned. “Everett, you took minutes before using the antidote. It would take some time for you to heal. It's wolf’s bane, remember?” She said to me. Volker and Jan helped me up the carriage, and I sat weakly on the chair. Annette sat next to him and placed her hand on his thigh.

It’s almost midnight, hell, I don’t know if the days are longer or our problems are just too big. Ever since I got sick, I think I have lost the concept of time and all that. And also, so much has been happening that it feels like so much time has gone by. But all of this has only happened in just a matter of days. “I will need to make some preparations,” Emma said, and helped me sit down on the bed. I looked at her as she sat down and started writing a few things down. Apparently, the same herbs used to create the poison can also be used to create an antidote.