Bleeding Heart Poison Novels & Stories

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 took a deep breath and blinked slowly. “He’s in a coma” “What?” I grabbed his hand, begging the Goddess that he was wrong. “The knife he was stabbed with…was poisoned. We are running tests on it as we speak. Apparently, it traveled through his bloodstream and once it reached his heart, it started to destroy the heart muscle and his rhythm was interrupted. He stopped breathing so we had to intubate him. He is currently in a comatose state.” My tears came full blown now. Shaking my head and falling into one of the chairs.

Now, it’s on several news platforms and media sources that people who ingested Heart products have been down with allergies and symptoms related to poisoning. Now, the issue has spread worldwide in just a few minutes. And all the antagonizing companies had come out and used the momentum to cause trouble for the Heart Brand while publicizing their own products, using captions like, ‘Few seconds of enjoyment won’t down you with allergies and poisoning; have a taste of X today,’ etc.

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.

said Wen nonchalantly. “Do you mean it’s poison? Is that why it was so bitter?” There was a hint of worry in Casser’s voice. “If you must know, some poisons derived from herbs act slowly. It takes time to reach your organs and then you either stop breathing or your heart just fails,” said Wen. “At first you feel difficulty breathing or your heart just quickens its beat. Then, you feel pain in your chest before you drop down dead.” Casser placed a hand on his chest and listened to his breathing as Wen climbed the steps ahead of him.

“It’s encapsulated poison from yellow slimes. He has a few bottles of poison cure but not enough to distribute to everyone. Be sure only to give this to marksmen. We don’t need more casualties.” Blushing to the tip of his ears, Zen promised that he had adjusted the level of poison in the special capsules and that it was only for those close enough to guarantee a hit. The poison wasn’t lethal enough. However, it could cause a terrible burning sensation over the unprotected skin that would quickly blister. Hernie reassured him that she had mixed it with puffball spores to reduce the toxic impact while increasing the paralysing debuff. Zen had no idea what the researcher tested her product on,

"And?" "It’s a rare poison. Derived from an antelope species that hasn’t been hunted legally for decades. Banned across regions. It stops the heart instantly. Freezes the blood cells and cuts all body activities in a matter of minutes." "Poison?" Talon asked, eyes narrowing. "Are you absolutely sure about what you are talking about?"

His eyes widened and he shivered when pus started appearing from the unconscious man's body. “Yellow bone poison!” Poison said calmly and Piggy nodded, “If a victim with extreme strength comes in contact with the poison, their bones will be disorganized and any further movement will cause the victim's heart to be frozen. The poison has no cure but it can be suppressed with hot pepper and a warm fire. This man shouldn't have died like that except he had another poison in his body.” “Right, right.” Poison said dismissively, “You guys were originally twenty five but now you're ten.” A smile broke into Poison's face and he clapped excitedly, “Fantastic!”

" But as the hours passed and Kim's health worsened, my willpower weakened. I walked Lila's den, muttering to myself as I went over every plant and medicine I knew. "Think, Lyra," I hissed, raking my fingers through my hair in irritation. "What are we missing?" Selene's speech provided a calming counterbalance to my growing worry. "We should approach this logically. "What do we know about the poison?" I took a deep breath and forced myself to focus. "It is rare. Bitter. Affects heart and respiration. We assumed it was foxglove, but the therapy isn't as effective as it should be. "So maybe it's not foxglove," Selene wondered.

A white rose lay on the floor dripping with blood. A small, shiny blade lay beside it. A beautiful object in such a terrible and painful condition. The blood stain on it did not hide it's immaculate and beautiful nature. She puffed smoke in the air and took a sip of the liquor beside her, as she glared at the bleeding rose with sad and anguish filled eyes, it told a lot about her and her agony. She was as beautiful as the rose in front of her.