Human Blood Freezing Point Novels & Stories

"No. There's still a way… I'll go to the freezer and take out Mr. Quinlan's sample myself!" She staggered toward the door, but other colleagues grabbed her and pinned her down. "Are you insane? The freezer uses liquid nitrogen! It's negative 315 degrees Fahrenheit inside! You won't last five minutes before you freeze to death!" Her eyes were bloodshot, but her voice trembled with reckless desperation. "Let me go! I can go in wearing the protective suit and save it! Elijah is too young for anything to happen to him!" A colleague immediately scrambled to fetch a protective suit. "This could actually work. I'll go with you!"

"They are in 'Metabolic-Stasis.' Their heartbeats are slowed to one pulse every ten minutes. They’ve been 'Archived' at a temperature of -180°C. They are the 'Original-Ledger' in human form." This chapter provides a 1,200-word granular deep-dive into the "Biology of the Cryo-Preservation." These were the "Founders"—the fifteen chief scientists and executives who had helped Silas Thorne develop the original seeds. Unlike the refugees in the Spires or the Sovereigns in Detroit, these individuals had been "Hardened" with a pre-Sombra "Synthetic-Immune-System." Their blood was a slurry of fluorocarbons and "Nano-Scaffolding," designed to keep their "Thorne-Standard" minds intact while the rest o

He was alone, trapped in a dying house with a dying mother. The shivering stopped abruptly, and Julian felt a surge of hope. Maybe she was getting better. Maybe her body was finally adjusting to the cold. But he knew better. The cessation of shivering was a bad sign, a sign that her body had given up the fight. She was entering the final stage of hypothermia, her body temperature dropping below 32°C. Her heart was slowing, her breathing becoming shallow and irregular. She was dying, and there was nothing he could do to stop it.

Something about it didn't feel right. Nicole had a feeling that the deep freeze was coming. Compared to the flood, that would be a lot worse. A dog like Cola could adapt to harsh conditions, but this wasn't just cold. It could drop to -90°F. Even people wrapped up head to toe might not survive that, much less Cola, who had short fur. The memory hit her hard. Last time, his body had been covered in frostbite, wounds oozing. Nicole's chest tightened.

"I'll answer that later, my queen. But this is urgent. Can you please summon Mr. Tanaka so I can put these ampules in the coldest freezer?" "What?" I was confused. "You know the cryo technology to keep the state of living cells hibernates to prevent its living organism, my smart queen?" "Yeah, so..." I was still frowning. He only smiled and was so patient with me to load my thoughts. Then I got what he meant. "Ow, I see..." Right away I summoned Mr. Tanaka. [Mr. Tanaka, can you please come to the dining room and bring two ampules of my blood to be stored in the coldest part of the freezer?]

Julie jerked her hand down, causing Brawen once again to bend down to face him: "So what is that thing that comes out of your nose?" Brawen was stunned. Vampires inherently have a very cold body temperature, but the Glacie family that has the ability to control ice is even colder, to be honest, holding Julie's hand, compared to holding an ice cube, is not much different. As an anomalous Vampire, Brawen's body temperature is exactly the same as that of a human (37 degrees), not only that, Brawen can easily get sick by the elements of the weather like a normal human. No matter how sick you can't die, it's still very tiring. Biting her lip again, she said, "It's the result of being black."

he laughed as if I was losing my mind. "Dim, pay attention, dude. You will feel cold if your body temperature falls to 36 degrees, and at 35 degrees, you will start shivering as your body tries desperately to generate heat. At 34 degrees, you may seem clumsy, irrational, or confused. At 33 degrees, you will experience muscle stiffness. By the time your body temperature hits 32 degrees, you will stop shivering and be in danger of collapsing. At that point, you should be taken to the nearest hospital." He shook his head and took off his glasses before crouching slightly closer to me. "And if your temperature falls to 27 degrees, you will likely be unconscious and could die. I don't think at th

The soft glow spread across the creamy surface that coated onyx walls. Towards his path, the temperature began to drop. He stopped before a stone door and opened it as easily as he would to something made of plastic. Cold air embraced his face, chest, and every exposed part of his body. The storage was kept at +3 degree celsius. He welcomed frost and ice; they were almost comforting. Almost. Because nothing could comfort him. His soul was numb and even dormant at times. Rows of steel shelves occupied the cold room. He sauntered down the narrow passages. His eyes scanned the blood bags. A positives and O negatives; humans were willing to trade for their blood for a certain price. Some were im

he answered. “So how do you get blood? I mean, you do need blood to survive, right?” “Yes, we do need blood, but we have vancanes,” he answered her silent question. “A vancane is an underground freezer where humans are kept in a semi-frozen state until we need to feed.” A vision of people standing frozen solid in rows in a walk-in freezer, blank empty expressions on their frozen faces, caused her still weak stomach to lurch with disgust. Ignoring the disturbing image, she continued questioning him.

The micro tubes which were attached to the body of Roberto ( Eva's father, former Matriarch) started detaching itself. " Ahh," Roberto's chest contracted and expanded as he tried to breath in suffocation. Nurses were quick to put on the oxygen mask on him and doctors helped them to get the body out of the freezer. Stretcher was brought inside and Roberto was made to lay down on it while doctors checked his body temperature and heart beats. " Is he alright?" Brendon asked . " Yes, although his heartbeat is slow because of the lack of iron and oxygen molecules in red blood cells. He will be fine after the treatment, still his body is weak because of staying in a cold freezer for years," doctor