Darkiplier X Antisepticeye Lemon Novels & Stories

"Celine, I need your hands. Now!" I didn't have time for a slow detox. The infection was moving through their lymphatic systems, heading straight for the "seeds" of their power. I reached into the bottom of my kit and pulled out three obsidian needles, tipped with Glacier-Silver—a substance so volatile it could freeze blood solid if used incorrectly.

But he held the crystal pipette up to the light. "The antidote," Oreon panted, handing it to Marek the Healer. "Give it to her." Marek took the pipette with trembling hands. He uncorked it and sniffed. "Blue Lotus and Sun-fire extract. Yes. This is it." He didn't waste time measuring. He tilted Eltonia’s head back gently, opening her pale lips. "Swallow, child," Marek whispered. "Please." He poured the blue liquid into her mouth.

It was not poisonous but was enough to make Pierce cough until his eyes became red. Liam, as if he knew this would happen, swiftly took out a small, black bottle and handed it over to Pierce who drank the liquid inside in one gulp. The siren, Melpomene, was looking around, quietly examining the place she was in. Little by little, her skin began glowing startlingly as her eyes glistened with innocence.

Saturday ended on a high note, both literally and figuratively as Leo hit a vocal range no one knew he was previously capable of. This came as Amberleigh tried out a new sex toy on the willing test subject. A penis massage sleeve which also came with a suction feature, proved almost too much for her chef to handle as Amber slapped it on his large cock and cranked up the dial.

Too loud. I cracked one eye open. Eliana was standing over me. She looked irritatingly fresh, dressed in yoga pants and a tank top, holding a glass of green liquid and two Advil. “Drink,” she ordered. I pushed myself up, wincing as the room tilted. “What is that?” I rasped. “Kale, ginger, and lemon. Katherine’s recipe for ‘Groom Resurrection.’” I took the pills and downed the juice. It was vile. It burned.

“I liked you better without it.” I pursed my lips. “What do you want me to do?” I set the first aid kit between us and opened it. “Many things,” Lysander murmured. I rolled my eyes. “With your cut.” “There are disinfectant wipes. Clean my wound and I’ll prepare the needle.” I ripped open one of the packets. The overpowering smell of disinfectant clogged my nose. I pulled the wipe out, unfolded it and dabbed it against the cut. Lysander twitched but didn’t make a sound. “Does it burn?”

The fever’s already moved beyond containment. I crouch beside Liam, trying not to alarm him. “Sweetheart, let me see your hands.” “But why?” he asks, blinking up at me. “I was just helping him—” I don’t answer. I dive into my bag, my fingers trembling as I search through the herbal packets for the antiseptic wipes I stuffed in there last week... Where the hell are they? I curse under my breath as I dump everything out onto the ground and finally find the little white packet tucked in the side pocket.

"I cannot waste a mark on tissue repair. The marks are for... critical failures." "Infection is a critical failure, Cale." "Infection is slow. I can fight slow." Elion looked frustrated. He rubbed his face. "You're stubborn." "I am budget-conscious." Elion stood up. He started rummaging through the bathroom cabinets. He came back with a first aid kit, a bottle of vodka, and a roll of duct tape. "Vodka?" Cale asked. "It's an antiseptic," Elion said. "And a painkiller. Drink a shot, then I pour the rest on your leg."

She watched him approach Maren, smile that easy charming smile he probably practiced, and launch into what looked like an involved conversation Maren's severe expression softened slightly. She said something, gesturing at her workspace. Levi laughed, touched her arm (brief, respectful), and kept talking. Five minutes later he returned with a small leather pouch that clinked with glass vials. "Infection salve, pain tincture, and wound sealant. That last one is basically magic superglue. Burns like hell but it works." He pressed the pouch into Winter's hands. "There's also bandages. Spider silk, very strong."

“Help him. Please, Dorian. You drove them away… that means you can save him, right?” Dorian didn’t answer immediately. He walked to the corner, setting down his leather bag that clinked with vials inside. From the bag, Dorian took out a small crystal tube filled with a golden liquid that pulsed faintly, as if it were alive. “This is the Aegis Serum,” Dorian said softly, turning the crystal tube under the light. “An experimental antidote I just completed last week. This serum is specifically designed to reverse high-level parasite mutations. And I don’t know whether it will work or not.”