Floo Powder Novels & Stories

The powder was made from a flower called Sleeping Beauty, and it is pristine white in color, and just like its name, it has the ability to put even an Alpha to at least 30 minutes of sleep, it was said that as long as the right quantity is added, an ordinary werewolf like the guards would sleep for three days straight. Any lesser or higher would not yield any results... Also, it could prevent her from being caught as it is scentless and was extremely rare, and she only knew it existed thanks to Michelle who told her about it and where it usually grows. In fact, she has never expected it to come into handy now. Just as she sprinkled some into the meal and was about to hide the remaining back

Then, he narrowed his eyes as he watched the woman and said, "I don't know what kind of resentment you have against the Ninth-Branch Company, and I don't know who sent you here—but the allergy and rot on you have nothing to do with the formaldehyde and polluted construction materials. "What caused it was a kind of powder from a type of moth. The ones who gave you the powder must have told you that you'll be fine after you wash it off within a period of time. But I can tell you now, the moment you have these powders on you, it will be extremely difficult to get them off you.

Opening the stopper, no scent escaped. “This powder is made from a rare mountain herb—ground into a fine dust. It’s colorless and odorless. Just sprinkle a thin layer outside the camp perimeter. If no one crosses it, nothing happens. But if someone breaches the set boundary and it comes into contact with their skin or clothing, it releases a faint scent.” “So faint that people won’t notice? You’re sure they won’t catch on?” Eryx raised a brow.

As soon as the powder was scattered, dozens of bodies turned into liquid like clear water and were absorbed by the soil in a short time. At first glance, it was just a wet pit. If a normal land was dug down a little, it would be wet, so it didn't look strange at all. Seeing Caspian's gaze, Flame Gordon explained, "Body powder. It is commonly used on the battlefield. Do you want it?" Caspian nodded and then shook his head.

The entire room began to fill with an unpleasant smell which made the lungs hurt once the medicine was fully mixed with the water. Then, Master Skry's body, along with the clothing, started to melt, turning the water into a sea of blood. The medicine was concocted by Yusof and was called Corpse Melting Powder, which had the function of inconspicuously getting rid of anybody one might wish to get rid of. "Huh?" At that moment, Yusof was feeling relaxed when he suddenly noticed something, causing him to be dumbfounded. The next second, he found two long twigs to fish out something from the bottom of the water tub.

Selon opened a pack of Bone-Melting Powder, walked over, and quickly poured it into the cultivation potion. The white powder melted instantly when it met water. It was colorless and odorless. No one would find out.

He turned around to leave but she held him back. "Wait, please. I have a question to ask." This question has been bugging her since she was waiting for the police to arrive. "Ask away." He said gently. "What is the powder that was poured on the body of the snake? What is the purpose of it? Is it something poisonous?" "Oh, that. It's not poisonous, it's just lime powder. It is used to mask the smell of dead organisms. You must've noticed this particular one was not smelling."

It looks similar to normal dust, but it's slightly darker in the shade. "What is this?" Jarek glares at her fingers and then looks at her questioningly. "I don't know the name of this... but it is pollen of the flower that I used to grow." Her face is blank of expressions, "It is used to sedate animals... or what I used to believe until I haven't seen myself its effect on them." Her throat works as she swallows.

I pulled it out, holding it between my thumb and forefinger with a knowing gaze. You see, it contained a fine, odorless powder, a potent little concoction I'd acquired from a disreputable source weeks ago for a situation just like this. It was a straight-up diarrhea-inducing agent, so powerful it would make you visit the toilet a dozen times in a single hour. It caused painful cramps, uncontrollable urgency, and utter, complete humiliation.

Something I didn’t put there. “What about this?” he asked as he took out a pouch. I stared at it. It was a small, brown pouch with the drawstrings pulled tight. I shook my head, not recognizing it. “That’s not mine.” The man exchanged a look with one of the others before pulling the strings open. My breath caught in my throat as he turned the pouch upside down, pouring a smooth, dark powder into his palm. He brought it up to his nose, inhaled slightly, and then looked straight at me. “It’s Greenfox powder.” I froze.