Bleeding Heart Poison Novels & Stories

He was still annoyed about seeing her in Mike’s arms. *** The next morning, Arabella’s phone rang. Tom’s name lit up the screen. “Bella,” he said in a grim voice. “There’s trace poison in the wine. It’s a rare compound—not deadly in small doses, but enough to cause dizziness, fainting, even a mild heart attack. If your father had a history of heart problems… it could’ve killed him.” Arabella’s world stopped. “Can you tell what the poison was made from?” “It’s a chemical often used in lab research. But… someone smart with access to raw materials could make it at home.”

However, the Veratrum poison was a slow-acting poison that could not be countered, and the Deadly Veratrum poison was made from the Veratrum poison by adding motherwort to amplify its power, making it even harder to be countered. No matter what he tried, the Poisonwielder simply could not get rid of the poison and it continued to spread throughout his body. At that moment, the poison already reached his lungs and was dangerously close to his heart. If he failed to expel the poison as soon as possible, he would perish once the poison spread into his heart. "I guess I have no choice but to use the motherwort!" The Poisonwielder took a deep breath to suppress his anger and took out the motherwo

she didn't knew but her breath got stuck as her eyes refused to blink. all the energy drained from her legs and she fell on her knees. "Tae....Taehyung!!!!! Wh...why?" She asked her voice shaking. "Jisoo why isn't he bleeding?" Jennie asked " The dagger was poisoned by Botulinum toxin!" Ed said while fighting Jungkook. (Botulinum is acutally the deadliest poison in the world but in this novel it starts eating the blood vessels within the body immediately. that is why V isn't bleeding but all the blood in his body is being eaten up)

Jonathan was attending to him but he didn't seem to be responding. Swallowing hard, I stepped into the room and knelt down beside Jared. "Andrea-" Jonathan started to say. "What are his symptoms?" I asked. "His temperature is dropping every few minutes, he keeps bleeding and his pulse is slowing down" he told me. I gulped, taking Jared's hand in mine. My heart sank as I examined his palm. The tips of his fingers were darkening. I brought my head to his chest and discovered that his breathing was strained as well. It was at this point that I realized what the poison was. Black Bird was it's name. In the world of the assasins, it was a well known poison. It could have been something much worse

One down, three more to go. Next, I picked up the first vial. It was a dark, almost black liquid with a bitter almond smell. There were around four poisons with the same property: Belladonna, foxglove, corpselily, and Nightshade. All of them were pure poisons, and I found myself a bit turned around. Which one could it be? All the possibilities were poison, but one had to have advantages. Then it clicked. Nightshade was deadly, but in the right conditions with the correct amount, it could be medicinal. Nightshade causes victims to convulse to the point of shock and eventual death. But it was administered to people with paralysis from snake venom to jolt their bodies out of paralysis. It had t

“It’s a mixture of saponin poison and blood blocker; another name for blood blocker is arrowwood. The arrowwood grew in the rainforest a thousand and five hundred meters below sea-level. Its white liquid is toxic, and once it comes into contact with a wound, the person could die instantly. “While the saponin poison is a more common poison in plants, it can be found in vegetables as well. It can then be broken down under high heat, and without being cooked under high heat, the saponin would induce chronic poisonous death once a person ingested it or breathed it in the air.

A few drops of blood dripped into a porcelain dish. Bowen then pulled out a packet of powder and sprinkled it into the dish. Instantly, the blood turned a purplish-black. His brows furrowed deeply. "Veilroot Bloom. This is a poison so rare that it hasn't been seen in a century. It's colorless, odorless, and slow-acting." Shocked and furious, I asked, "Where did this poison even come from?" "The plant grows deep in the mountains, and people generally can't get their hands on it."

Blanche and I sat in silence. "However, if I ordered Blanche to carry out a fresh battery of tests and she got in her plant expert friend from Kew Gardens, they would identify traces of a deadly poison in his stomach. The toxin will come from a rare Chinese flowering plant called gelsemium nicknamed heartbreak grass because its leaves trigger cardiac arrest if ingested." "How do you know all this?" "Because the Assistant Commissioner told me before I got here on how all this is going to pan out." "So, we're buggered before we even start," I say.

"Don't worry—I know a thing or two about poison myself. There's no telling who would win this." Vicky rubbed her forehead exasperatedly—no one could change Frank's mind once he made his choice! Just then, Paul took a small bottle from his pouch, stroking his beard and saying nonchalantly, "This is called the Heartblazer. Just five grams can kill a person—I've perfected it over twenty years by gathering every toxic herb in the world. It's tasteless and odorless, so it's hard to detect. Only I have it, having concocted just the fifty grams you can see here."

"So Garrett was telling the truth." "We ran additional blood work on you. There are traces of a rare compound in your system. It is called Cardiotoxin-7. This substance mainly targets damaged heart valves and speeds up calcification. In someone with a pre-existing defect like yours, it would cause rapid deterioration while appearing to be natural disease progression." Nadia made a small sound beside me. "Someone really did poison him." "How long has this been in my system?" I asked. "Based on the levels we detected I would estimate you have been exposed regularly for approximately three months. Small doses that accumulated over time."