Enny Arrow Madu Dan Racun Novels & Stories

"Daggermouth root only grows in the Wastes." "Which means your assassin has connections beyond the court." Maelin mixed the powder with a thick, amber liquid that smelled of rotting fruit. "Whoever brewed this wanted you dead slowly. Painfully. The neurotoxin would have killed you within minutes. What's in her veins is... different." I forced my hands to unclench. "Can you fix it?"

She had told me once she even had knives in her boots that would flick out with the right pressure in the right spot, and a couple wolfsbane coated pins in her hair, just in case. Luna Davene carried a bow with a quiver of arrows wrapped around her, the arrows were made with silver, and each had a little compartment in the arrowhead that held liquid silver and wolfsbane. When the arrowhead became embedded in the skin the shell holding the deadly liquids would burst and enter the blood stream. There was nothing you could do to save someone from one of Luna Davene’s arrows.

“Are you guys trying to piss me off to death? Just tell me!” “Uncle Derrick, don’t be like that! I’ll tell you everything, all right?” Arianna’s eyes teared up as well, and she started to sob. “A few days ago, we received news from our people at Middle Valley that Benedict was bitten by a poisonous snake when he was getting some materials, and he di—” She did not say the last word entirely, but anyone could guess what the word was. Arianna covered her face with her hand and started to cry while Stephanie turned around to wipe her tears.

“You think you have a choice here?” Before I could respond, I felt a sharp prick in my arm. My gaze snapped down, catching the faint glint of a needle before the world started to tilt forward. “What... did you…?” My words slurred as dizziness took hold before my head cleared again. Henry clicked his tongue mockingly. “You’re so stubborn, Maddie. Always have been. It’s a shame it had to come to this. You'll be dead in the next five minutes.” He shook a small bottle of medicine in front of me. “Here's the antidote to the poison.”

His wrist is pierced with arrows. “How did this happen?” I let out a gasp. "I only looked away for a second." “Go!” Jaden screams, blood gushing out of his mouth and his arms. I turn the other way. There's Maddox struggling on the ground with ropes tied around his body. Thick, heavy ropes that are literally soaking up his blood. He tries to rip them out the arrows shot into his neck, but instead breaks them halfway. "Arrrgghhhh! Save yourself, Maya."

"You could have been a god, Elena. Now, you're just a target." As the tactical team moved in to restrain her, Madeline did the one thing no one expected. She didn't fight. She didn't flee. She bit down on a small capsule hidden in her molar. "Mother! No!" Elena screamed, reaching out. But it was too late. Madeline Everett slumped into the arms of the guards, her eyes glazing over as the fast-acting neurotoxin took hold. Her last breath was a faint, mocking hiss—the final note of a lullaby that had finally ended.

Lumar spoke as he walked back and forth in font of them. They both looked at each other wondering if they sould talk or say nothing. While they was focused on Lumar, Fay came forward and listened in on their thoughts. Both were doing a rant inside their head and calling the other weak. But the one thing they both had in common was that neither one of them planned to talk. Then the tracker guy was wondering if the poison they put on the arrows was working on any of the people that were fighting outside. He was hoping they would die. It was a poison of wolfbane and bitter nightshade once it hits the blood stream can be deadly if not caught in time.

As Mike got up, they looked very tense. "Mike, we've got some bad news. Orders from higher up, you understand." Arnold was sweating bullets. "I'm to be eliminated." It wasn't a question, but a statement. "Well, yes." At least he looks sorry about it. Evelyn isn't enjoying this much either. "So what? Just going to drill me with on of those glowing bullets?" "Magnesium-tipped incendiary rounds, actually." "Whatever, alright. Just tell me how you guys snuck up on me with the tazers."

Lady Mana slowly removed the last needle from Aria's arm before placing it down carefully. Then she stood up. Immediately, Cain moved toward her. "How is she?" he asked quickly, his voice rough and cracking from fear. Lady Mana sighed deeply. "She had poison in her system that had slowly gone deep in her," she said quietly. Everyone froze. "The poison is called Shadow Venom." Even the name sounded deadly.

I frowned at him. "That silver arrowhead carries a neurotoxin. It can make people unconscious and unaware. If the poisoned person doesn't wake up soon, his body will gradually weaken and die, finally passing away in his sleep." His palm carried a cold chill, almost penetrating my clothes and making me shiver all over. His brown eyes were unclear under the lens, smiling or not. "Klaus can't continue to sleep like this. He needs to wake up first." Muttering to himself, the redhead man handed the arrowhead in his hand to the crow standing on his shoulder, while taking out a small mirror from his pocket. The mirror was only the size of a palm, and his slender fingers lightly scratched it, and th