Is Starburst Vision Dangerous Novels & Stories

The weight of the statement was enough to send their hearts plummeting. Choking up as he spoke, Sebastian continued, "The most life-threatening injury is internal organ damage and bleeding. The Orchidstrike Needle Art technique is only slowing the bleeding, but his injuries are too severe. Even if he makes it through the night, he may not survive the next three days.

Bluebird lifted her head with a determined glint in her eyes. "Grandmaster Burrey, I understand that if we undertake the Heaven's Gate herbal bath, there will definitely be some risks. I can imagine that to catch up with other Special Forces teams' years, even over a decade of effort in less than three months, it's impossible without making some sacrifices. "I am very aware of this. No matter how advanced your medical skills are, Grandmaster Burrey, you probably cannot avoid all risks." She sighed, lowered her head, and gently touched the dreadful scar on her face. Her bright eyes flickered with a complex emotion.

she chirps, slipping a folded piece of paper into my hand. Unfolding it, I look down. At the words on the page swim in front of my eyes. Great, now I can’t even read what the symptoms to follow will be. Going partially blind must be one of them, because it doesn’t seem the wavering text is clearing before my eyes, It takes me a moment, but I slowly figure it out. Type D Name: Carnation Application: Apply one to two drops in both eyes Discontinue use if symptoms persist:DizzinessDepressionSwellingBleedingConvulsions

I'm so afraid that someone will get hurt. About three months ago. Dalton took me out to dinner and dancing. I take full advantage of nights like that. On that night a man lost his life in front of my eyes. Dinner was good and there were no problems between Dalton and myself. Going to a club for dancing, something that I begged Dalton to do. Ended up being a huge mistake. I was dancing with him and he wanted a breather. He left me on the dance floor to go grab some water and I was a little buzzed by that point and I lost my senses. A man I didn't know came up behind me and started to dance with me. At first, I just thought it was Dalton and I didn't push the man away. I was bumping and grindi

a slapping sound echoed through the gym when the towel came down on the bench. “All you’re doing is trying to stop me from doing what I came here for!” She threw her hands up in the air. “Star, he’s dangerous, you don’t know what the man is capable of. I don’t want you to get hurt. I lost them too, they were like my own family and I lost them!” Star felt a flash of heat wash over her, she had to get out of there before she said something she knew she’d regret. “Stop, just stop!” She shouted and stormed off, the day kept getting worse.

"The vision quest requires entering a deep trance state. Your consciousness will travel through multiple potential timelines, experiencing fragments of each possible future. For someone not pregnant, it's taxing but manageable. For someone carrying twins, especially prophesied twins, it's considerably more dangerous." "Define dangerous," Landon demanded. "There's a risk of becoming lost in the visions. Of your consciousness fragmenting across the timelines and being unable to return. There's also the physical toll, your body will be under significant stress for hours, possibly days." Morgana looked at Aria. "And there's a risk to the twins. The visions might trigger premature labor, or the s

“If someone poisoned you, I won’t let that person off the hook.” He gritted his teeth as he spoke, his entire body emanating a menacing aura. Xyla didn’t reply. Instead, she replayed the video of her children over and over. The longer she watched it, the more her heart ached. After twenty minutes, Stanley grabbed his phone and put it away. “All right, stop watching it. The doctor said you shouldn’t be using any mobile devices during this period. Otherwise, your vision might deteriorate in the future,” he warned.

Luka pov “Those idiots got their hands on a few drops of venom, that’s why you can’t open your eyes. Don’t freak out just yet, it’ll take a few hours until the effect wears off, so you’re not in any immediate danger, and neither is your vision.” The stranger warns me as he carries me away from the awful stench. I’m on his back like a wounded animal, and quite frankly, I’m surprised he talked dumb and dumber into giving me to him.

“The investigator can provide more details. He’s currently questioning the witness who called 911. But right now, there’s another, much more serious issue — as you’ve probably already realized. We’ve scheduled additional tests for tomorrow. Ophthalmology isn’t my specialty, but even I can see that the situation is severe.” “What are you talking about, doctor? I don’t understand a thing.” “You were just speaking with her, weren’t you? Didn’t she tell you?” “Tell me what?” “She has lost her sight. Completely. The combination of the pepper spray and the head trauma has resulted in total vision loss.” Stas swayed as if the ground had disappeared beneath his feet. His brother grabbed his shoulder

"He dosed you both with Starlight. We're five minutes from the trauma center." The name of the drug hit Zack like a physical blow, punching through the chemical fog in his brain. Last year, Leo had been stung by a wasp. His throat had closed in seconds, his small body shaking as the anaphylaxis took hold. The doctors had run a full panel afterward. Only one other substance had triggered a red-flag reaction: Starlight, a high-grade sedative often used in the underworld to move "merchandise" without a fight. The specialist’s warning echoed in Zack’s ears: If this ever enters his bloodstream, his heart won't last ten minutes.