Deadly Nightshade Nightmare Before Christmas Novels & Stories

He was somehow anxious about telling me this that I sigh and told him to just tell me. He then sighs and lowers down his face for a moment before starting talking. "Nightshade is a poison known back in the 18th century. I was said to be the witch's curse. This plant looks like a lovely flower with fruit that looks delicious. But it was beyond deadly that was used even until now in the 20th century. In the past, it was used to kill kings, emperors, and many others, you named it. It causes hallucinations and rashes which is why they say it's a curse from a witch since the first to use and discover it was a herbalist. A woman that was isolated from the others in the village was obsessed with he

"So what are we doing now?" "Just follow me, explaining would take a lot of time which we don't have on our hands at the moment." Raphael stated. Right now, they were on the search for four specific cures. Night blooming nightshade to cure the effects of the deadly Nightshade, Moly to cure the effects of hemlock, Holy basil to chase away aconite and Mandrake to repel Mandrake.

“Ah, finally. A normal werewolf can’t handle fifty lashes. But he took two hundred. The barbs were poisoned with wolfsbane and deadly nightshade. He’s finally weak and won’t be able to fight back even if he wants to.” My stomach churns when I hear this. This masked man is really ruthless. The deadly nightshade will paralyze Rex. This was his plan all along. To make him weak so that he’s not able to do anything and kill him. “Untie her and bring the witch in. We’ve got a Lycan to kill.” The men from earlier enter and untie me. The witch does the spell she did earlier and the moment I see Rex on the floor when we materialise in the cabin, I rush towards him and cradle his head to my chest.

The only real question was how and when to administer the nightshade, if the legends were true that it did counteract the venom. The moment my children had returned with bundles of wolfsbane and nightshade, I set to work. I selected three wolves and began the process of changing them, giving one my blood mixed with wolfsbane and nightshade, and two my blood mixed only with the nightshade. Come morning, the wolf who had been given both had died, the other’s clinging perilously to life after the change. They needed to feed to complete the process, the nightshade having worked so far to suppress their venom. I decided to feed one the blood from one of my human captives without nightshade, while

"I'm sorry Lu. It's not what you think." "It's not what I think! Then, what is it? You weren't high on heroin, you didn't take weed! Why deadly nightshade? You don't know how you've been hurting your wolf! Your wolf is hurting and you want to kill it! You think I'd let you commit suicide on my watch? Why would you resort to something as dangerous as The Deadly nightshade? Why!" I growled.

Sleep took me first before I could interpret his words, pulling me under into dreams of silver wolves and blood moons and a fate that I didn't know. But what is Nightshade?

“Yes, it was Nightshade.” I raised my brows, never having heard of Nightshade before. “What is Nightshade?” “A strong and very deadly poison that’s difficult to detect. It has no scent or taste… It’s slow-moving and there’s no known cure for it,” he said, his eyes finding mine and narrowing. “Well, until now that is.” My cheeks flushed. Not only was I able to detect the Nightshade immediately, but I was also able to cure it. I stared down at my hands, not sure what any of this means.

Dante lurked at the door, way too intimidating for anyone considering a walk past. Mostly, it was all gowns and fancy perfumes and that kind of useless nonsense, until I dug under her old velvet robe and, jackpot a little glass vial, with weird streaks inside that made my skin crawl. I held it up. My hands were shaking, but I tried to hide it. “Found it.” Dante leaned in, sniffed. His face went stony. “Nightshade.” Damn. Nothing casual about nightshade, stomach cramps, weakness, slow death… and all on purpose?

I screamed into the darkness. "Seraphine, I need help!" She appeared instantly, materializing from the shadows like a ghost. Her eyes widened when she saw Viviana. "What happened?" "She said she was poisoned. By the vampire council. She said—" "Move aside." Seraphine pushed me back and pressed her fingers to Viviana's neck. Her expression darkened. "Nightshade poison." I froze. "Nightshade? But I thought—" "Not your Nightshade bloodline. The plant. Deadly nightshade, mixed with vampire blood and dark magic. It's one of the few things that can kill a pureblood vampire." She looked up at me. "This was meant to be a slow, agonizing death. Someone wanted her to suffer."

Rex tries to reassure her as she continues to blame herself. “What did you mean that he wasn’t playing around? Where would Nate have even found it?” “Deadly Nightshade is a poison that can be harmful to many creatures. There are only a few who can consume it without serious consequences. The man that stabbed you, ensured it would latch on to your organs. He wanted you dead. As to where he came in to possession? I do not know."