Novel & Cerita Can You Die From Swallowing A Marble

But the storm of panic inside me hadn't quieted down just yet. "I could have died." I muttered, staring up at the sky. "Just a moment ago, while drifting in the open sea, I was calculating the probability of accidentally swallowing a squid egg, and that egg resisting the acidic balance of my stomach to grow into a giant squid inside me. It's medically highly improbable, but it's not zero." I blinked as a massive body blocked out the sun, casting a shadow over me. Matteo was standing directly over me, arms crossed over his chest, looking at me as if he were staring at the most bizarre alien creature he had ever seen in his life.

My heart nearly stops, and when I blink, they’re back to normal. Am I hallucinating? I have to be. My trembling fingers touch my face under my eyes. The burning sensation is fading now, but the pain is still there, tender, throbbing. My hands tighten on the marble of the sink, and I hear a cracking sound. Confused, shaken, I look down and see large cracks in the marble stemming from where I’m holding on to it. My hands jump away, almost as if the marble just burned them. My breathing is already uneven, and now I feel a thundering sensation inside my head as I stare at the sink’s cracked white marble.

A violent gust swirled outward, carrying countless fine stone shards like a hail of bullets toward him. So… that last supersonic stone had been broken down into tiny fragments inside her? Ray thought as he opened a spatial portal to absorb the attack. "Come on—come on—come on! Let's see how far your digestion can go!" he muttered to himself. As long as he fired fast enough, he could eventually overwhelm her. Still, seeing her mouth constantly gobble stones made the battle feel… somewhat absurd. No matter. There were no witnesses. If anyone told the tale—Ray firing stones, Mary swallowing them all, until she finally choked and died—he'd look ridiculously awkward.

Seb began to think maybe the fall was taking its toll on him. Out of nowhere a green ball burst in the center of Jace's hand. Marie gasped. The glowing ball actually looked like vines swirling together. They weren't able to stare at the strange magic long because Jace took the sphere into his mouth and swallowed. Both he and his sister watched in shocked silence as Jace's face lit up the same green color and the cuts on his nose and head instantly healed. Wow.

I whispered. “If that drink had been messed with, one gulp could land you in a life and death situation, that’s how serious it is, so it was a wrong move to say I was overreacting, seeing as I’ve had someone who accompanied me to an event die from something like this in the past.” He continued and my heart stuttered to a stop as I reeled from shock.

Then he looked directly at me with worried eyes. "Did you swallow any of it" he asked me urgently. "Just a little bit" I said. "Most of it I spit out immediately" Marcus relayed this information. More listening on his end. Then he hung up fast. "They're sending paramedics here right now" he told me. "They said keep drinking water. Don't try to make yourself vomit. They'll be here in less than five minutes" Rage exploded inside my chest like a bomb going off. Someone had poisoned the food again. Karen had poisoned the food again. She tried to poison Bella again. She tried to kill our baby again.

It was her life. Celia couldn't talk. She fell down instantly and died. Everyone was relieved but yet very surprised. Tessa's wounds and redness, which was gained by the rough choking and sharp fingers, closed up and healed immediately. She cracked her neck, raised the zombie heart to her face, and ate it at once. She chewed it like her life depended on it. She swallowed it and it really showed through her throat as it went down by making a lump right there on it before it slid down to her stomach.

Screaming quite loudly and helplessly, Sugar Aquarius Minarto fell off to the floor. The maids inside the dining hall screamed and shouted at the top of their voices. Some of them couldn’t run from the red orpiment. Some of them were seriously and considerably injured. The others even had to die because there had been too much red orpiment inside their bodies, burning their bodies to powder. The powder was seen scattering on the floor throughout the dining hall.

“Oh, Selene, reach over there and grab that cup of ice please.” Mama does as she asks. She carefully gives me a few pieces of ice. “Be careful, don’t bite, just suck on them. We don’t want you to choke.” The doctor says. I nod and follow as she says. “You’ve been out a couple of days. You had some internal bleeding that needed to be fixed but you’re all better now.” The doctor explains. I can feel a little moisture in my throat so I ask, “Did I die?” “Yes. You did.” Evelyn answers bluntly.

This was what I’d been missing. I wandered over to the snack stand, grabbing a bag of chips and a juice box for each of them, and a bottle of water for myself. I sat on a nearby bench, the warmth of the sun soaking into my bones, and opened the bag of chips. I popped a chip into my mouth, savoring the salty crunch, when suddenly, it happened. I choked. The chip lodged in my throat, and I couldn’t breathe. My face burned, my eyes watered, and panic clawed at my chest. I gasped, trying to dislodge the chip, but it was no use. The world started to spin.