Ghira Belladonna Novels & Stories

It was a depressing thought. "Yep. Aphrodite's mirror, Talaria, Blood bell-" "Blood bell? That sounds menacing compared to a mirror and a slipper." I was familiar with some of the terms he used, the two of them were from Greek mythology. "Well, it's one of the items that helped me escape." "What does it do then?" I asked. How does a bell help Nova from escaping his family?

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It might seem like an ordinary tattoo to the untrained eye, but it was, in truth, a soul-binding sigil. Beside it was a mark in the shape of a belladonna flower. The flower, positioned just below his neck, had remained hidden by Landon's preference for high-collared shirts. Now, drawn by curiosity, Aria tugged him closer and pulled his collar down. The belladonna flower, known for its poisonous nature, symbolized danger and death. Yet, in certain myths, it also guided lost souls toward peace, embodying the paradoxical gentleness of a demon. It was not a symbol an ordinary person would choose to bear, as it was often seen as a harbinger of misfortune.

Still Mavericks POV “Do you think the belladonna is doing the job, why is she still walking, should we have used the Wolfsbane?” he asked, sounding curious and stupid at the same time. I recognize that plant he just mentioned. It is called belladonna, and it is a type of nightshade plant that is poisonous to werewolves and humans. Belladonna is a slow poison, and Val still has a chance to survive it. But if they had used wolfsbane on her, her chances so survival would have been next to none. Who are these people, and what are they up to?

In front of her sat an ancient, terracotta pot containing a lush, dark green plant with dull purple, bell-shaped flowers and glossy black berries that looked like polished obsidian. "Do you know what this is, Mr. Rossi?" Isabella asked. Her voice was a soft, velvety purr that seemed to blend into the gentle patter of condensation dripping from the glass ceiling. "Belladonna," Dante replied flatly, his predatory eyes scanning the rows of hanging ferns and dense foliage behind her, checking for blind spots. "Deadly nightshade. Atropa belladonna, if you prefer the Latin. It’s an odd choice for a hobby, Miss Valeriano."

“Yes, mistress.” “Thanks.” Rain went back outside to look at the fish as Malian cleared the table. When she was sure she was gone, she took out the Bell and set it. Now that she was here, she could flash back to Earth anytime, at any of the various points she’d set it for. Unwilling to risk the Bell’s music in the garden, she quickly slipped the device back into the casing. She stared at it, considering.

sort of way, then turned to me. "I'll give you a hint... The answer is somewhere stem down." I repeated the hint in my head a few times before I noticed it. He was right! The passage mentioned something about the roots, which brought my attention to the nightshade and ginger plants the question referred to, knowing that I was able to quickly answer the last three questions. "Got it, thanks!" I twisted to face him. "No problem." He made full eye contact with me when he said it, but when he caught Brandon's gaze, a smirk tugged at his lips as he silently scoffed and returned to staring out the window.

Vespera waited for a moment, amused. "What do you think?" She asked and turned once in a small rotation. "Be honest." He wasn't looking at the gown anymore. Instead, he was looking at her face, specifically at her eyes, clearly nor understanding what he was experiencing. The gown she was wearing looked exactly like the ones Lorna wore in the picture he stared at last night. Did she just happen to have this? But then, it wasn't a limited edition. Anyone could have it. "You're scaring me. You haven't said anything." Vespera called out. "Now I'm worried that this isn't good enough for the event."

She stepped aside; her eyes held pity for me. I gave her a nod and stepped out of her room. Later that evening, I returned to the library with purpose. I hurriedly scanned the shelves for any book with botanical knowledge, and luckily, I found one. It had a faded green cover titled 'Botanica Obscura: The paralytics'. I pulled it out, my trembling wet fingers swiped through the pages until I stopped on a drawing of a delicate flower with jagged petals and veined leaves: Atropa belladonna.

But when she was not wearing her tribal wear, her beautiful face seemed to look somewhat malevolent. Tap! Tap! Tap! As the woman appeared, countless poisonous vermin crawled out from under the roofs, from the grass, and the ponds. Scorpions, centipedes, venomous snakes… All venomous creatures. This was one of the most powerful techniques of the Belladonna Cult. This scene was enough to strike fear into the hearts of the Island Nation elites, who were not scared of death. All of them exchanged a glance, fear flashed in their eyes. At the same time, they instinctively wanted to leave, as if they had lost control of their bodies.