Blood Meridian Wikipedia Novels & Stories

Unlike other wolves and even Lycans, he was born a Lycan. His mum had complications and couldn’t give birth to him the normal way. According to the elders, they said it was a case of malpresentation. He was positioned horizontally and the doctors had termed it “a transverse lie” as the child wasn’t lying vertically. The pack healer, Emelda- searched for cures, searched mythical midwifery books, and enquired from several healers. No one had an answer. In a fit of desperation, an idea emanated. She told the queen to shift. The elders were horrified when they learned of the idea.

Margaret just stayed calm, she did have an unwavering confidence. “We are now in the den of wolves” Evelyn broke the three minutes silence that started when the werewolves left. Margaret shrugged. Her sister was always so dramatic. Weren’t these wolves the same ones that saved her from those dragon birds? “Evelyn, right?” the pack doctor returned to the room. Evelyn sprang from her seat, raising her hand. “The boy’s strong meridians aren’t receiving blood from the veins. His weak meridians are and can’t handle the blood so spurts it out. Is he really alive?” he adjusted his glasses.

I could make no such promises. We both nodded. Brynn leaned against the desk and was quiet for a few moments, trying to figure out how to word something. “What happens to vampires if they come in contact with mercury?” she asked my mate. “Mercury is our version of wolfsbane. Liquid mercury is fatal to normal vampires if it is shot into the bloodstream,” Imeela explained. My attention snapped from her to Brynn, wanting to know what in the fuck was going on. Was Imeela in danger? Would someone going to try hurting or killing my mate?

After a long wait, the doctor finally came out. Josiah looked at him and did not dare to ask for the result. He was afraid of bad news. Of course, the doctor did not need him to speak, so he took the lead. "Mister Josiah, Miss Meredith urgently needs a blood transfusion because of excessive blood loss, but Miss Meredith's blood type is special..." Josiah's pupils shrank suddenly and looked at him in amazement. In fact, no need for a doctor to explain, he also understood.

"I mean like what happened at Haltz, you treated them, didn't you?" Diana nodded, “I'm just trying to stop their bleeding. But you could say I did study medicine even though I'm not that great.” Then Diana was silent for a moment, “I'm curious about one thing, why is their blood black? I think your blood is red?” “That's because they're vampires that were hybridized with other vampires. My blood is red because I am a descendant from the main family—a vampire who was born not because of a sexual relationship, but because we were created,” Rai explained.

The highly toxic poison that sealed all the meridians began to slowly merge into Samuel's blood, like a dam blocking the flood. The dam suddenly broke open, and the whole dam was swallowed up by the flood. With the flood, it ran to all parts of Samuel's body. When the first acupoint was broken through, the rest could only be described as crushing. Dozens of sealed meridians on his body were all submerged by the flood, and his blood turned golden black because of their participation.

"This city is the heart of the world. It doesn't care about your struggle. It only cares about the Uplink." She grabbed me by the hair, forcing me to look at the central spire of the Obsidian City—a massive, transparent needle filled with a pulsing, violet liquid. "That is the Original Mercury," Elena whispered. "The blood of the planet. And your twins are the only ones who can trigger the flow. If I have to rip them out of you to save this world from the Spires' rot, I will." "You... won't..." I gasped, my fingers clawing at the obsidian floor.

Spears hurriedly urged, “Levi, you can just tell us what the results of the examination report are! Stop dawdling!” Levi hurriedly said, “This is the case. The laboratory discovered that there is excessive mercury in the blood of the patient in Ward No. 1. After that, the laboratory department sent the blood sample over to the laboratory in the judicial department for further inspection of toxic substances in the blood! As a result, a large amount of mercury dichloride was detected in the blood sample!” “What?!” Dr. Spears exclaimed, “Mercury dichloride?! Are you certain that it is mercury dichloride?”

Seren A boy screaming for his mother while his own hands strangled her. A warrior begging his body to stop as it drove a blade through his brother’s ribs. A woman watching her feet carry her forward, step after step, toward people she once called family. The pain didn’t come in waves, but all at once. It had weight, crushing me. It filled every space inside my skull until I could no longer tell where I ended and they began. Memories that weren’t mine flickered behind my eyes—pack markings, burning homes, the copper taste of blood swallowed against protest. The metallic tang of Meredith’s magic threaded through it all, sharp and rotting, binding them together like barbed wire pulled too tight