Dr Xenon Bloom Novels & Stories

she tells Xander, motioning for him to sit opposite her desk. Xander wheels me closer to the desk and takes a seat next to me. "Well, I have the results of your withdrawal here with me," she says, motioning to the papers in her hand. "Congratulations, you have zero Celestia Bloom or Ketamine in your body," she says, handing the papers to Xander. He studies it for a few seconds and passes it to me. A smile appears on his face. I hesitate a bit before collecting the paper from him. Not bothered to read the contents of the papers.

Xena says and proceeds through the conservatory planes with everyone following behind. The profit from those roses does not only cover the hospital, but the wall we are currently building to secure our borders. Seeing them is another reminder of just how much my Luna has done for the pack. “What are those?” someone asks, pointing at the three-meters all-green tree. They are all suddenly very interested in everything they see. “It’s a dalo. We use its extract to treat impotence.” “Cool.” “And those,” someone else asks. “It’s a sliming plant,” Xena replies.

In the center of the cavern sat something that defied logic. It was a structure. It wasn't made of steel or concrete. It looked organic, grown rather than built, shaped like a massive, spiraling shell. It was the source of the heartbeat Mina had felt. "That's not a rock formation," Elara whispered. "That's a Xeno-Architecture (a structure built by a non-human, alien intelligence)." "The Isotope isn't just power," Jun realized, his voice trembling as he held the Aether-Bloom data. "It’s a seed. Thorne didn't find a mine. He found a Landing Craft that crashed here millions of years ago."

Using starblooms, a small mushroom like plant that grows in the forests near Packs, he discovered that he could use it to make a convincing fake blood. He just had to dye the yellow plant red and mix it with some liquid, and it already looks like a blood. The interesting thing about starblooms is, once it is contaminated or tamper with, it slowly evaporates and disappears. So even though the starbloom liquid is not connected to Celia’s veins, it evaporates by itself making it appear like Celia’s body had absorbed it. Celia sighed when the Pack Doctor did not answer her and just continued with his job.

Xenon’s gaze lingered on me for a moment longer before he turned away, signaling the end of our break. As we moved further, the scent of salt and damp earth filling my lungs. The island we arrived in was eerily quiet, save for the distant crash of waves against the shore. “This place feels wrong,” I muttered, my eyes scanning the dense vegetation. “It’s not about how it feels,” Xenon said, his tone matter-of-fact. “It’s about what it tells us.” As we ventured deeper into the island, Xenon suddenly stopped, crouching low to the ground. He picked up a small, charred piece of wood and held it up for us to see.

I try to reason with Xavier. "She deserves to know Maddox.She could be the cure for our curse ," "And how would you know that ?"I ask annoyed. "You saw how she was able to calm us down besides ,,she hasn't marked us yet ." "You might be probably right ," I reply. My body tenses when Bloom stirs slowly from her sleep. She opens her big beautiful eyes and stares right at me. "Morning beautiful,"I rasp smiling at her . "I will never get used to seeing you smile like that ,"she blushes as the tips of her ears turn pink .

'Just give me the list. Seeing Xenos coming behind him, Kristen Oliver quickly stood up. 'Xenos, what about Ethan?' Xenos patiently comforted Natalie. Don't worry. Dr. Xu also said that Jorden is all right now. Dr. Xu went to consult Chinese medicine, and maybe there will be good results. 'That's good.' Kristen Oliver also put down her heart and continued to sit next to Ethan Wharton and brush videos. This is Kristen Oliver's daily routine and she hopes to wake Ethan Wharton up.

If he was here, it meant he was done hiding. ‘And so am I.’ She sighed with relief and turned her attention back to the flower pot. “Do you think it’ll be this flower?” It’d take years before this one bloomed for the first time, but she thought he’d like to be closer to home. “I think so,” if only because she was taking care of it herself, Ler thought that Nox’s soul, who sacrificed his own life for her sake, would probably like to be close to her during his long sleep. “You will know when it blooms.”

After the ceremony, Mira and Lucien sat at a café in the mall. She looked up—and saw Caleb. He stood not far off in a faded work uniform, clutching a stack of flyers, shoulders slightly hunched as he tried to sell to passersby. Nothing of his old confidence was left. The second he saw her, he froze. The flyers slipped from his hand. He didn't even notice. He'd dreamed of this—seeing her again. But now, all he felt was shame. She stood in the light—untouchable, glowing.

I sighed deeply, taking a seat. “What is that?” Draven said, scrunching up his face as he looks at the cure in the grimoire. “The Bloodbloom Petal,” I said, softly. It takes him a minute to recognize one of the most dangerous plants to attain.