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“It is. In very minute quantities, under controlled conditions, derivatives of it have been researched for potential cardiac therapies. But in high doses, like what your wife ingested, it’s extremely lethal. There’s been a global cessation of production in recent years due to its danger. Whoever administered this must have gone out of their way to acquire it.” “So how does it work?” Liam asked. “Jess mentioned… bleeding from her ears and nose.” Dr. Klein nodded. “Batrachotoxin targets the nervous system by binding irreversibly to sodium channels. That leads to nerve hyperactivity, muscle paralysis, respiratory failure if left unchecked. The bleeding you saw—ears, nose—that’s because it also

Sly fox flinched away from the weapon even though his reaction didn't translate into the actual movement because his whole body feels numb and breathing was becoming more difficult. " You see this, I coated it with the venom extracted from a spider, the Black widow species. One thing about this particular venom is that it strikes your nervous system causing painful paralysis like you are feeling right now and it slowly spreads across your system eating up at your body tissues till it gets to your heart and lungs and death is imminent, " Poison regaled her captive audience as if she is in one her classes lecturing her students, her excitement obvious in her voice.

“I’m still confused. You saved me because I helped try to kill you?” “You picked a poison where you knew you had access to my mother’s little antidote cocktail. You’d had a long talk to her about aconite poisoning. You knew a small enough dose would take hours to kill me and you knew my mother carried an antidote. An antidote that conveniently went missing. You see, I sent a silent message to my mother letting her know I’d been poisoned, but when she went to retrieve her cocktail it was gone. She wouldn’t have forgotten it, she never goes anywhere without it, and since you mysteriously vanished, it was safe to assume you took it. Then there’s the fact that after the explosion someone came an

One of the bottles on the table caught Noah's attention as he walked to it and slowly picked it up. He read it and looked at the nurse. “What drug is this?” He held it out to her. “It's not mine.” Becca said. “It's for the man next door. That guy is toast.” She chuckled. “Ow!” She exclaimed when the nurse pulled out the syringe. “What is his condition?” He looked down at the bottle again. Of course he knows where he saw the exact bottle of pills. But she said it was painkillers. “Tumor of the brain.” The nurse said. “It is mostly a terminal disease.”

Early in the morning, Solomon brought Blair’s blood test result to the Royal View Villa. He handed the test report to Blair and said grimly, “We have the answer—you’ve been poisoned by one called Vortex.” It was a poison invented by some outrageous scientists in Erebar, and it could destroy one’s blood clotting function. So, if the person poisoned bled from an injury, the bleeding could not be easily stopped, no matter how small the wound was. Moreover, the pain of the wound would be amplified tens or even hundreds of times. Not only that, but it would also cause insomnia, leading to neurasthenia in the long run.

She gave me the look I she seen far too many times already “No,” I said immediately. “No.” “She was poisoned,” she said quietly. My heart slammed violently in my chest“What kind?” “What kind?!” I roared. “Wolfsbane and Nightshade” she admitted. The two most dangerous poisons to a wolf “And it’s already gotten to her heart” the healer did solemnly “Then get it out!” “I’m trying!” My hands clenched into fists. This wasn’t happening, this couldn’t be happening, not like this.

"This is a poison. If anyone keeps drinking this for, let's say… eight months to one and a half years, depending on when they started, and depending on the dose given—and the person's immune system—if luck isn't on their side, they won't even remember how to breathe. The person's heart will just... stop. And it will look like a natural brain failure." I gripped the paper. I looked at the list of chemicals. The names were long and complex, but the result was simple. "Wolf’s Bane extract—does it bleach?" I asked. "Nope. It doesn't. Not alone. "But with this…" she pointed at a text on the paper, "…and this mixed together, it bleaches. Or gives the bleach effect. Why do you ask?" "Nothing," I sa

Her eyes were no longer pitch black but white like they were before we came in. Hayden helped her to the living room and sat her in the chair there, then I grabbed her water from the fridge. I did not know what she loved to drink, but after all that running, I would assume that she would need water. "Here," I said, and I handed her the water. "Thank you," she said, taking the water from me. After taking a sip, she kept it beside her. " "The poison is nothing serious. It is just the foxglove plant that causes heart attacks. I came with a lot of treatment, and its antidote is there too. We just have to give them the antidote and they will be fine."

He also warned me that it would leave me paralyzed for life, unable to walk, speak, or even breathe properly, as the needle had pierced both my vocal cords and spinal cord. I was waiting for the right moment to remove it and reveal everything to you before my final breath!" Pain was visible in her eyes and voice, and she lowered her gaze while clutching his shoulders. "What do you mean by final breath? What are you hiding from me?" He cupped her face, seeking answers in her eyes. "There is a unique poison contained within this needle, they call it Eclipsium. It functions as a weapon, only releasing its poison once it is withdrawn from the flesh or vein," she responded.

the senior scientist stated. “OK, I'm listening." "Based on the completed toxicological analysis. Only your friend's drink was poisonous. “What kind of poison?” I asked. “TEST. It is an extremely hazardous neurotoxin that is prohibited in the majority of nations. It produces severe convulsions, pulmonary edema, and internal bleeding via fast vascular injury. That is why she bled from both her lips and nose," they said. “And the other drinks?” my pulse pounded. “Negative. We employed MS and GC-MS and found no sign of TEST or other toxins in the remaining samples. It was a deliberate poisoning," they explained.