Is Ink Poisoning Real 소설 & 이야기

“What are you doing? Stop! You’re bleeding!” “Get out,” I spat, blood flicking up my lips, “and don’t come near me again.” I yanked my arm away from him and held it close to my boys. Pressing the wound to their lips, letting it flow down into both of their throats as it streamed down my arm, I murmured, “That’s it, drink. Drink it up, my babies.” Over the years, I’d had to get… creative. Without enough money to fund proper chemical testing, I’d started micro-dosing myself with poisons, so that I could test them and create a working antidote.

“How is that possible? He hasn’t been—” “Dominic,” Edwards interrupted, his calm demeanor doing nothing to soothe my rising panic. “It’s a slow-acting poison. It doesn’t show symptoms right away, which is why it can be so dangerous. But the signs are clear.” Raina turned to me, her face pale as if all the blood had drained from it. “Poison? Who would... How could—” I gritted my teeth, my fists clenching at my sides. “Are you sure? How can you even—”

Meanwhile, Jonathan was gritting his teeth in frustration. Although James’ poison was not deadly and would only cause hallucinations, it was impossible to identify the cause of it. This meant Jonathan could only resort to his silver needles to release the toxins.

He walked a little bit again to his left hand, opening a small cabinet with the key, took the poison which was inside a small plastic bottle and label with black colour. He locked the cabinet back, kept the key inside shelf back and closed it. He looked at the poison on his right hand and going back to his seat. He put the poison on the table and sat down facing each other. "This is the poison. As this poison is, it's third day after someone use it that it will work. For the first and second day, this poison will hide in the blood and if any medical test is carrying out it can never be seen" "Oh!! Is this so serious" Somia's uncle said.

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.”

I snap my head to face the doctors. "The one in the indigo plastic bottle," one replies. I can tell the murderous look on my face is enough to scare them. Indigo bottle, indigo bottle. I keep saying in my head as I search for it. My hands are shaky, knocking off some of the poison killers, until I find it at last. But it's almost empty. "Do you have another one?" "No, it's just that one we have for toxic poison like black bane. And there's a low chance for the person to survive even though they're awake, but you need to understand that Calhoun isn't alive anymore."

But he couldn't find any answer to his question. Harvey sat on his chair and was looking at the other reports. He was even more shocked looking at them. Because Rex had been given this poisonous poisoning for two, three years. The specialty of this poisoning is that it does not cause a toxic reaction as soon as it enters a human body. It slowly returns to its horrible form. This poisoning is so horrible that it gradually cripples the human kidneys, even the liver and lungs become useless, causing blood pressure and pushing them towards death. And the man who eats this poison regularly doesn't even understand that his body is going to be damaged.

"The Randle family has become the latest victim of poison ivy. How would you explain Randle Bottlers Inc's poisoning incident? They have been attacked twice already." While wearing unremarkable expressions, all Petrov men and Lia sigh internally at the misinformation. "Poison Ivy do not exist. All poisoning incidents around the country are the result of common poison that may be found in any laboratory. It has nothing exceptional about it" Lia stepped forward and stand beside Samuel.

I was already shaken by it. “It seems you are familiar with stuff like this. You are right, this poison is a fatal one that affects the heart. It does its first job serving as a vitamin to the body. It's so powerful to a point that it cannot be traced in your bloodstream. It cannot be detected, truthfully, I commanded the test. But it became more strange when we found nothing. But observing your tongue, it has changed its color from pale pink to almost deep blue. So I got the poison itself and just as expected, it confirmed my suspicions.”

“The traces in your blood are clear. I won’t lie to you, it’s very serious. Because it was detected very late, the damage could be… life-threatening.” Hailey froze, her breath catching in her throat. Poison? “The poison used is an extremely rare one that causes its victims to show signs of cancer that cannot be detected,” Dr. Hudson said. His face was now filled with concern. “Anyone involved in this could be given life in prison if found guilty… Do you know of anyone with a grudge against you?” he asked. Hailey shook her head in response, she was too flustered to even say anything. Her heart was beating more than usual, not just in fear, but in the fear of knowing the truth behind it.