Is Blue Daze Poisonous Novels & Stories

~ Erik ~ There are things that just go unplanned and unexpected. Like the two things that happened last night because of Daniella’s innocence and charm. Innocence is because she didn’t know that the club she and her team had visited is a drug den in disguise. They didn’t know that all of the staff there are members of a syndicate and are willing to drug unsuspecting customers with their laboratory-developed power drug called ‘Cloud Blue’. It takes one on a high; give grandiose delusions and hallucinations if it is taken in great amounts. It makes the customers think that the club itself is heaven, hence their constant visits, and that means big money for the syndicate.

Now, seeing the vivid red blood slowly change color under the reagent confirmed it—there was no hiding from this test. Brad, standing nearby, watched the process. As the blood changed, he gave Amanda a long, thoughtful look. Benjamin’s expression grew darker by the second. The evidence was clear—his son had been poisoned. Amanda looked at Benjamin and said calmly, “He’s been poisoned. It’s a white plant-based toxin. If the white fluid from the root is mixed into food or water, it causes insomnia at first. If it continues for over a month, it leads to permanent blindness.”

“That’s fine. You can hold onto it. Drink it when you’re ready.” I nodded and placed the cup on the table beside me, deliberately wrapping my fingers around the outside of the warm ceramic. We talked for a few more minutes. Dante was disturbingly earnest, even bringing up memories from when we first met. After a little while, I started to feel dizzy. At first, I thought it was the sun, but the dizziness grew stronger, and my vision started to blur. Contact poison. He’d coated the outside of the cup. I cursed myself for my carelessness as I fought to stay conscious. But the drug was potent, and my body was already failing me.

With her car being a convertible, the crash was horrible and the car is totaled, but thankfully everyone is alive. Dimitri reported that all the drinks were laced with henbane. A herb that is capable of inducing a profound and long lasting unconsciousness, thanks to its hyoscine content. How they knew Maliyah would be at this party is a concern and makes me believe we have a traitor amongst us. I have spoken to Derek and he agrees, it’s the only way who ever is targeting Maliyah would know she would be there.

His usual glower is across his face, so there is no telling what this is about. Dylan pulls me into his office and his expression changes to a cross between shocked and horrified as he speaks. “Kaiya was poisoned. She is possibly still being microdosed, or was for some time. The readings show high concentrations of a rare poison that can render a wolf unconscious or even kill it,” Dylan says in a tone I have never heard him use before…is that concern? “This poison only has one known antidote and it is even more rare than the poison. This stuff clings to her cells and doesn’t break down easily,” he continues.

The next morning, Marie went back to my room to report about the result. At the result, we found out that the powder is a poison called ‘Amebit’. A type of poison that has no smell, no color and hard to detect once it went inside the body. A little bit of this drug won’t kill. You will only feel dizzy, have blurry sight and vomit blood. However, taking huge amount of this is dangerous as it may lead to death. “Oh my gosh,” Marie gasped. “Reese is hiding this kind of dangerous drug? Is she insane?”

“Ok. Let’s say Princess Hazel ordered her maids to poison luna. Her motives — jealousy, drugs, unhealthy obsession, and mental instability. But why would she kill herself with the maids, and from where will she get a volatile drug like wolfhaze in the dungeons?” Wolfhaze. Oh, so that was the drug used to make the guards unconscious. But as far as I know, getting wolfhaze even for a royal family member wasn’t an easy task. Wolfhaze was a malignant drug which when came in contact with water, produced invisible poisonous gases. If it was used in a compact area and inhaled for a day or two. It could cause death. But if it was used in a right amount in a large area like dungeons, just one tablet

“I created a lotion, but I haven’t run it under a microscope yet. Blue thought it was good enough and, oh, God, it was just a little bit. He only put it on the back of his hand, but he’s passed out.” “Where are you now?” I asked as I glanced to Cillian. “Penelope’s,” Kenzie answered. “And you’ve seen Blue. He’s not a small guy. I’m going to need help getting him detoxed. If it’s anything like what Cillian went through, it won’t be pretty.” “You need to get over there with Torque,” I told Cillian. “We don’t need Torque thinking this was done intentionally.” “I doubt he’ll think that, but if Kenzie is right, Blue’s in for a wild ride,” Cillian said. He kissed my cheek, then hurried out of the

“It was nothing more than Blue Dream Pollen… I still need him alive.” Blue Dream Pollen was a very potent and fine powder that physicians used on serious open wounds. It’s meant to be used in very small doses and placed on severe injuries because the pollen numbs the area completely so the wounded person could be treated without pain. In the case of an illness, a much heavier dose is given to the patient so that they slip into a very heavy sleep to allow their body to recover. But my father wasn’t ill, and the amount she just blew into his face could very easily force him into a coma if he inhaled too much.

He said and i looked away. "Your health is important too, you don't have to come running to save me, when you need saving your self. Do you think i am excited when you pass out?" He asked and I stayed quiet. "What is that blue vile?" I asked as i glanced at him. "It is an illegal type of drug, banned across the world, she was smart enough to reproduce it. When mixed with Zinc phosphate it turns to poison, when you ingest it at it's purest you could pass out for days and your heart beat becomes very faint. If you aren't checked upon by an experienced doctor you could end up buried alive," He said as he grabbed a white box from the glass table and a black paper.