Bleeding Heart Poison Novels & Stories

"So you cannot actually testify that she poisoned anyone. You just saw her in the room. She could have been checking vital signs or adjusting pillows for all you know." Torres hesitates. "I suppose." "Thank you. No further questions." The prosecution presents the poison vial next. A forensic expert testifies that it contained traces of a rare cardiac toxin. The same toxin found in Rachel's blood during the eventual autopsy. "This poison causes symptoms identical to heart failure," the expert explains. "It is nearly undetectable unless you specifically test for it. Most hospitals would not run that test routinely." "How would someone obtain this poison?" Morrison asks.

His words filled An's heart with both joy and sorrow, causing it to race as if she might faint. "I'm sorry, Cemal, I'm feeling a bit tired today. Let's postpone our berry-picking outing to tomorrow instead." The woman behind the counter staggered back, her condition deteriorating. She had ingested the 'Lunar Heartstopper,' a secretive and deadly poison provided by the head of the Resia family in exchange for her and Cemal's freedom. Those who consumed this poison had a life expectancy of no more than a month. Additionally, the poison could prove fatal if one's heart rate increased, making it a potent weapon for eliminating business rivals, disguised as sudden heart attacks.

He's been poisoned with the Nine-Heart Wolfsbane," Alban pleaded. Alma sighed, "You've put me in a difficult spot. The Nine-Heart Wolfsbane is a deadly toxin synthesized from nine different poisons. If even one component is wrong in the antidote, it could turn into a poison and hasten his death." Kamp quickly presented the analysis report and said, "Mrs. Atkinson, we've already identified the components. Please take a look and let us know what antidote is needed. We'll go and find it right away."

One could aldo see their brain particles in pieces, and it could really make someone to puke. Other parts of their bodies that were spread on the ground were giving out a very unpleasant smell, and this made Lexa to scrunched her nose a bit. Too disgusting! But now, she was pleased with the result of her action. Yes, they deserved death for all what they caused! Arnold, who was trying to watch all these keenly before, couldn't keep it up anymore, and he ended up closing his attractive weak eyes. The poison had finally reached his heart, and it was causing painful damage to it. Honestly, this was the worst pain he had been through, as it felt like thousand of tiny razor pins were stabbing his

Luckily for you, I think I have something here," she said, reaching into her bag. “I think this might help.” She slid something across the table; towards me. I hurriedly picked it up making sure no one saw what it was. It was a small amber-colored bottle, no larger than my pinkie finger. I couldn't tell what the liquid looked like. "What is this?" I asked. “Digoxin,” she said. “Derived from foxglove. Poisonous in the right dosage. Slows the heart, and leads to cardiac arrest. And if anyone suspects anything—” “They’ll think it was her body giving up,” I finished the statement.

“Take a look.” I glanced through the lens, my brows dipping as I examined what he was showing me. What I thought was powder appeared to be hardened flakes, crushed to almost look as though it was powder. “Crystals,” Henry explained. “This type of crystal is unheard of in Eboncrest. It’s only found in a rare poison used against werewolves. It’s a slow-burning poison that, when inhaled, could cause severe pain, breathing malfunction, and organ shutdowns and then eventually death. Enough of it needs to be inhaled in order for it to take effect and cause death, though. For a quick death, injection is the best method.”

She paused, took a deep breath, and pronounced slowly and clearly, “Have you ever heard of the most sinister poison—‘Velvet Mercy’?” From Gale’s loss of control earlier, she had her suspicions. Now after checking his pulse, she was certain. But “Velvet Mercy” was an extremely rare poison, very hard to implant. As its name suggests, it was the deadliest poison of all, but not concentrated or obvious at first. If carefully controlled, the early stages were nearly undetectable. But once it spread deeply into the blood and body, there was no cure. And yet, Raina had seen it once—this poison on a child.

"To be honest, the old lady has had this poison in her system for at least five years. By all logic, she should have died three years ago. "I reviewed her bloodwork. There's been a heart-protecting medicine inside her system suppressing the toxin. Its composition is so complex that our most advanced equipment can't fully analyze it. It was definitely made by a master of herbal medicine." Dr. Cole sighed heavily. "Now the suppressant has been stopped, and the cold foods have catalyzed the toxin. The poison has fully attacked the heart. At this point, whether she survives depends on her own fate. "Unless you can bring back the person who made that medicine and have him prepare another heart-pr

“God, I look like hell. And we lost again.” “That doesn't matter. You should be grateful you're okay. What kind of poisoning by the way?” “Doctor says they found digoxin.” He said flatly and I gasped. “Doc says it's from digitalis. High level. Plant toxins. Screw your heart rhythm, causing vomiting and confusion. Seizure if dose is high enough.”

Gerber pushed her sleeves up while marching to the door. Atlas tried to stop her violent moves but she left before we could even react. I ran up to the two, behind Atlas who seemed too calm for what is happening. I almost died! How did that even got there? "It's a type of poison that doesn't react to any vampires. It's the Helsing syrup. It's made from the roots of a helsing plant which can be found only in the palace grounds..." Atlas explained it to me as we turned to a different hallway. She continued," This type of poison is invisible. It doesn't reveal itself through any tests... I'm a bit worried... or should I say, I am quite amazed that it revealed itself. "