I Shall Survive Using Potions Season 2 소설 & 이야기

"Maybe you weren't worried they could hurt me, but let's just say they were out of my league." "Yeah, well," I mumbled, scooting closer to him on the couch. "Doesn't mean I can't be a little freaked out, right?" Curiosity bubbled up inside me. "Speaking of that," I began, gesturing towards the bubbling concoction. "What exactly is in that potion,” He gave the potion a thoughtful stir. "Secret ingredients," he said with a wink. "Just a little something to help you recover from that fainting spell. Turns out, watching someone die can be a pretty shocking experience for you,”

Footsteps running. "Wait!" Sibyl's voice. Urgent. "Don't give up yet!" "She's gone," Isla says. "Two minutes past clinical death. Brain activity fading. She's dying." "She's not dying today." Sibyl's closer. Can feel her presence. "I just saw the future. She survives. But there's a cost." Light. Tiny spark. Hope piercing darkness. Survive? How? Silver poisoning is irreversible. Death is final. How do I survive?

Lucien stared at the floor while Queen Seraphine was smiling like she got a treat, which was suspicious. I didn’t utter a word. A servant handed me the Moon Potion, and I smelled it first. Xela gave me a green light. “Nothing dangerous is detected.” Hera stirred faintly. “Truth magic.” I gulped it in one go. At least nobody was poisoning me twice in one week. Cold spread through my throat. Then my chest. The crystal illuminated. The judge opened his envelope. “First question.” I was all ears. “Do you believe you deserve to win the Luna Survival Games?”

Scott POV We pushed back into the heart of the wreckage with everything we had left. The air tasted of ash and ozone; the night sky above the school was stained with a crimson column of light, like a wound in the world. Monsters still swarmed—rotting wolves, shadowing bats, things with too many teeth—but Kaid and I cut through them. “Lily’s potion actually works,” I panted, ducking a snapping maw and sending a flare of fire into its throat.

"Sadly, you can't stay here forever. Either you go back to the other world and continue to grow up or you get killed here and restart. You don't want to restart just to get killed over and over and over again." It was not hard to understand but he has so many questions that he wants to ask Saiva. One of those questions is how she is here and why does she know all of it. "Ask me later once we stabilizes the lost boy." Selena and Amorivia hurried back with what Saiva told them to get. They watch as Saiva dropped some of the potions in the bowl of water, every drop creating some kind of smoke effect. Naji has purple and Haji has gold but it didn't taint the water any color.

She looks at me. I GUESS YOU SUFFERED A Lot Judith speaks swinging a sword and the tall flowers and grass bend in agony to her swing. “Thank you, for your help earlier. You saved me but how did you manage to help me” She swung a glowing bottle of purple potion at me. “Drink that healing portion because you need it. As soon as the door is shut behind you. You can't escape except you defeat the Dragon Queen or you die and you know you the only one that can save the others and things are pretty bad with the little amount of time you have”

I murmur, looking towards the window. “If there’s magic used… there may not have been much blood spread onto the killer, aside from when they nailed her into the wall.” Chasyn says grimly. Standing up he goes over to one of the shelves that contained vials and bottles of potions. Most have been destroyed in the apparent struggle that took place here, or should I say duel. “Have you noticed there is also no scent here? Remember the potion that removes scent that we used to steal as a child?” I look up sharply.

Rasmus assured her. Irene closed her eyes and shook her head softly, “there is no need. There is no time anymore. The loss of blood sped up the poison, I don’t think I can survive it now. Quickly, stab me in the chest,” she grabbed his hand and placed on her chest, “it’s the only way now.” “No,” Aliyah shouted. “You are wasting time saying this, no one is going to do it here so tell us how to prepare the potion, what should go in first and what time should the others be added?”

Baron, who was sitting a few seats away from them, looked at them through his eyeglasses and smirked. “It seems like Beta Axel is in a critical condition. Isn't this the perfect time to end his life?” The Baron asked himself and smiled. “I think it is” **** Night… Matilda had made the potion with Phoebe's blood, and she spilled it around the bones of Mark. She chanted the words over and over again, while Sasha was there to remind her if she ever forgot anything. She also chanted it with her and spilled Phoebe's blood as well.

I stepped forward and carefully observed the surroundings. The earth here was dark gray. The trees appeared twisted and lifeless. A thin layer of pale mist drifted across the ground like wandering spirits, curling silently around the stone pillars before disappearing into the valley. Without hesitation, I uncorked one of the high-grade poison repellent potions. A faint emerald glow spread through the liquid. I drank it in one gulp. Warmth immediately spread throughout my body. The strange pressure pressing against my senses lessened considerably. “You should drink yours too,” I instructed, tossing a bottle toward him.