Bleeding Heart Poison Novels & Stories

Arthur asks the doctor, his voice breaking through my spiraling thoughts. The doctor nods and glances at Veronica as he checks her heartbeat. “Blue Hydrangea poisoning is quite distinctive, and, as you can guess, it’s not something that can happen accidentally. The poisoner had to have crushed the petals of hydrangea and nightshade, reduced them to an oil, then slipped them into her drink without anyone noticing.” “Veronica,” Arthur says, “do you have any enemies?” Veronica’s eyes flick to me, and for the briefest moment, my breath catches. Does she think that I would do something like this? But then she shakes her head and looks at Arthur. “Not as far as I’m aware.”

He said, making me scrunch my face in confusion. “Alpha, this isn’t a simple toxin at all. It’s a very dangerous poison. In fact, it’s not only poison.” He continued. “It’s old magic. Something forbidden and the mark is called the Shadow Bloom, a curse woven into poison.” “It is naturally supposed to kill the victim immediately they take it. But in some rare cases like this one, it feeds on the victim’s life force, blooming as it spreads. If it reaches her heart…” He didn’t finish his sentence but he didn’t even need to. I knew what that pause meant already. It meant that if the poison got to her heart she'd die immediately.

I was already shaken by it. “It seems you are familiar with stuff like this. You are right, this poison is a fatal one that affects the heart. It does its first job serving as a vitamin to the body. It's so powerful to a point that it cannot be traced in your bloodstream. It cannot be detected, truthfully, I commanded the test. But it became more strange when we found nothing. But observing your tongue, it has changed its color from pale pink to almost deep blue. So I got the poison itself and just as expected, it confirmed my suspicions.”

asked Prince Lucas. “This is Aconitum napellus, the poison of the monkshood flower, slowly this poison can make the heart rate slow down and die. But luckily Prince Axton is still fine. I can help heal prince Axton, but not now, I have to collect medicinal herbs for healing.” Lucas sighed, not expecting anyone to have the heart to do something like this to Axton.

"The berries can be added to a sweet drink, for example, and therefore it can be very difficult to detect the poison as they are sweet and pleasant to taste." I nod. "And what effects does it have on the body once consumed?" "It can block the normal functions of the nervous system, causing paralysis, even in the heart. And therefore can be fatal at the right dosage level," Natalya answers. Eva Carmichael clears her throat next to Natalya as if she's uncomfortable by her friend's extensive knowledge of a deadly poison. It's clear my friend's wife is not cut out for the world of the mafia. It's difficult to believe that Oak fell for a student, let alone married one.

Oliver could only shake his head. ‘Using other people as tool for their big plan… tsk, tsk.’ Oliver lightly tapped the girl’s wrist, then a white glow appeared on her chest and what looked like a black orb came out within the white glow. It rested on top of Oliver’s palm before dispersing into the thin air. “That… what was that just now?” Gorrum asked. “It was a toxic poison inside your daughter’s body. You can give her the Thousand-Year Heart Foundation Mountain Water Dew Buried Ginseng once she had woken up.”

Mumbling a weird incantation, she placed her hand on my chest while shutting her eyes and suddenly snapped her eyes open. “Healer, what’s wrong?” Rhoda asked with furrowed eyebrows on seeing her reactions. “I can sense a venomous powder in her bloodstream. Her blood has been poisoned… it is a rare toxin that burns the heart… its pain is usually severe. Much worse than the pain of ripping the heart off the chest.” The healer explained. Kyle freaked out. “Who could have done that? What do we do, healer? How do we get the toxin out of her bloodstream?”

The copper tang clouds the air, the smell thick and suffocating. Eve's on the couch, her body jerking with shallow, uneven breaths. Sweat glistens on her skin, her lips tinged blue. Her heartbeat is terribly faint. She's fading. "Aaron," I rasp, crouching beside her. "What kind of poison?" "Wolfsbane mix, I think. But there's something else. Something I can't quite place." He runs a hand through his hair. "It's eating through her fast. Her own healing's useless."

"What's happening to my mate?" "She was poisoned with a type of homemade toxin based on plants that only some fallen celestials or highly knowledgeable witches can make. You are also poisoned, Blazeheart. When your blood mixed with hers during the marking, she transferred part of that toxin to you, although in a smaller quantity, and your beast is already counteracting it. She must be treated immediately." "Is that why she hasn't woken up?" A deep sigh is heard from the other side of the phone.

She screamed. But, it was too late. The syringe and poison bottle had already fallen to the ground. Brielle quickly picked it up but as soon a she read what was written on the bottle, her hands rose to cover her mouth out of shock. “Oh my God!” She gasped. In her hand was Neuroxine-9, a deadly poison. It was colorless and easily mixed with IV fluids, making it hard to detect. If given to a patient, it could cause a gradual shutdown of the nervous system, leading to brain death while the body appears stable at first.