Elements Bloody Mary Elixir Novels & Stories

We would never do anything to hurt a pack member on purpose, but sometimes our auras inflict pain without us even trying. When we reached the wing of the pack hospital, everyone was tucked away somewhere with their heads down. I felt bad but we were too angry to try to rope in our auras. When we reached Rose's room. I was a bit relieved to see Rose had picked up a little bit and wasn't so white anymore. "Good you guys are back. What did you find out?" Dr. Monroe asked while changing out Rose's saline bag. "Jackie said he used a mix of witch and vampire blood along with wolfsbane and mercury." Damien said flat-tone. The dark look that crossed her face had me worried.

I wonder what the world back home looks like now. "Remember Agafya, Red Cambria cannot be used unless you purify the base first." "Even if it is just the seeds?" "The seeds hold 80% of the poison." "Everything is poisonous here, isn’t it?" "That is Mother Jörð kind protection, her way of telling the world that only we elves have a right to the sacred forest as her children."

Scarlett didn’t miss the venom in his eyes and knew he would make sure it was coated in wolfsbane, it was what she wanted anyway. “Liam you go, bring me a vial of wolfsbane and a dagger. I will add the wolfsbane in front of everyone myself ” Elijah said, his eyes flashing dangerously at Harry. Liam nodded before he left the room quickly as the rest waited for the 5 men to enter… ------------- The next 5 minutes felt like a hundred to Scarlett, she looked around glaring back at anyone who looked at her with contempt. She knew the men were warned by their family present from the pale looks on their faces. Logan was sweating and Kyle looked even paler than usual.

All of a sudden, a strong aroma, which was so strong，poured into her nose like a tangible substance. Lidy Xun looked intoxicated. She took another deep breath. Two patches of red immediately appeared on her cheeks. She looked as if she was drunk. Lidy Xun's body also shook twice on the spot. The next moment, she was surprised to find that the empty ground in front of her was filled with elixirs. Golden, red, cyan, and white. Every elixir had a colorful halo on its surface. "Elixir... it's all elixir... I'm not seeing things..."

I had not told her that I was seeing and hearing Damien. "don't look like that. Elijah keeps me informed about what goes on in this place. Now drink." she said and watched me as I brought the vial to my lips, and drank from its content. It took a lot of self-control to not spit it all out, because it was incredibly bitter. "Ugh, Maren. What did you put inside of it?" I asked , when I was done drinking. "A bit of mushrooms here, some slug there.." she said and my face contorted in disgust.

"Indeed, Princess." "We just want to ask a bit of your consideration. We badly need the help of the magical healer from the west. And there's only one thing that could please him. The wine 'Blood of the Wise'. This is a very crucial time for us, Mr. Elixr. I hope you would understand." "Now I see where you're coming from." He nodded and went to the chair in front of the rectangular table. "Have a seat, Princess and gentlemen." I was about to sit but the ironclad arm around my waist stopped me.

“That’s fucking bullshit. I don’t do drugs. I mean, I drink. But never drugs. They must have mistaken someone else’s bag for mine.” “Are you saying this isn’t yours?” He kicks a duffel out from behind his table. And sure enough, the black duffel staring back at us is undoubtedly mine. It’s open and I see it. Five syringes of the vampire elixir that has grown popular among werewolves for the past few years. Red Devil. It’s pretty much vampire blood, diluted with some secret plant that causes werewolves to get high. The right dosage can keep a werewolf intoxicated for several hours. It’s a hit at parties and night clubs.

Mary Ann “I hope this works,” I whispered. Elaria watched the red glow from the sizzling test tube. The stench of burnt metal filled the stuffy air at the peak of Lorkgard Tower. I held my breath as Elaria added liquid Cythium extract—mixed with some strengthening potion I couldn't name because she’d used such a long-winded term for it—into Lulu’s blood sample. She flicked a tiny spark of fire into the tube. The liquid should have settled down. Instead, it did the opposite. The blood surged, slamming against the glass with an unnatural force before dimming and turning into a cold clump of black ash.

Then finally, he nodded. “There is one way. An ancient elixir,a vial filled with blood magic. It can keep you fed for one moon cycle. But it comes with a cost.” My heart pounded. “What cost?” Elias looked straight into my eyes,his eyes turning crimson. “The bond you feel with her. The pull,the connection it will grow weaker. You will feel… colder. The feelings you have now they won’t be as strong.” I stared at him, unsure how to answer.

I shut my eyes and a flash of it, of all the blood splattered on the ground, splattered from my mother’s throat, appears as if I’m right back there and I jerk, just as the needle goes in. “It’s okay.” Ryker murmurs, mistaking my reaction to a memory for something more present. “It’s done.” Axel says before pulling some pills out and he puts them on the table. “These are to sort your anaemia. And these…” He pulls another bottle. “Are to flush out the wolfsbane.” “Thank you.” I murmur it but he still hears. He smiles back gently. “Don’t thank me, Maricela. And if you ever need anything, and I mean anything, you know where I am.”