Lupin Novels & Stories

The climbing plant that spiraled around it, resembling stacked flowers, emitted a faint purple glow. “I’ve read about this,” whispered Leana. Her gaze was still fixed on it. “Wolfsbane.” “Wolfsbane?” I parroted. “Isn’t that a poisonous plant?” For the first time since spotting the plant, Leana turned to look at me. “Not the wolfsbane you’re thinking of. This is a different wolfsbane. The wolfsbane from the lycan legend.” “You have legends?” I couldn’t help but say it in a mocking tone. It sounded ridiculous. Legends of the lycans. “And what’s written in your bedtime stories?”

POV Eleanor The doctor gave me bad news about my vision. I swallowed hard, and for a moment, I panicked. King Alpha was discussing with his Beta a strategy to find the antidote to this poison. The problem was that the antidote was contained in the stem of the plant. The blue Lebanese lily releases a powder made of silver sulfate; it is an aquatic plant, and underneath it, there is a substance in the stem that neutralizes the poison. I took a deep breath and felt someone approaching again. This plant was extinct, and Alpha Gideon was frustrated because he didn't know where to start looking.

Hunter idly twirled a strand of her hair while Jane shot daggers, looking like she wanted to toss Dahlia out a window. Lupin glanced at Henry and Dan. “Since you guys covered lunch, drinks are on me tonight at the resort.” “Real generous of you, Lupin,” Henry said, raising an eyebrow. “What do you even do for a living?” “I own a company,” Lupin said casually. “Mostly travel, though.” “Name of the company?” Dan pressed. “G&R Incorporated,” Lupin replied. Dan nearly spit out his soda. “The snow gear company in Germany?”

0f course, he did. I give Julien a weakened smile and we exchange a few sentences of small talk before I thank him for driving ways here. Waving goodbye from the window as he slips into his car again, I pretend not to rush to the unknown contents that hide inside the white-encased box. There are cursive letters in black, engraved into the cardboard material, reading Matériau Féminin. Gnawing on the skin of my lip, all I do is shake mny head at a parallel memory that comes into mind when we spent time together in this very store, replacing the various lingerie of mine that he has ripped.

Then he answered: “We’re missing one ingredient.” The relief vanished before it could even settle. “What ingredient?” Pavel opened another file on the monitor. A botanical image filled the screen: a plant with extremely thin leaves, dark blue, almost black, with small silvery flowers that seemed to shine even in the photograph. “Lunaria Tenebris. Known as the Black Moon Flower. It’s rare—extremely rare. It only grows under specific conditions: volcanic soil, high altitudes, cold climate. The last time it was documented in Russian territory was decades ago.”

"This was and still is a crime, unfortunately not all alphas respect the other classes and it gets worse when there is no alpha lupus in the city or at that time the case would be in those lands, but there was the knight Dom Sueiro Belfaguer and he had to use powers that he never thought he would use one day." "Powers!?" "Yes, he could predict the future and among other things" I said. "I believe that I am not his descendant, because I never predicted the future" she said seriously" "You are his descendant, your surname proves it" I said with a serious expression "You just don't have the foresight and the other powers that were inherited to you simply because they were sealed since birth, an

section, then scanned the page down to the entry on Luna’s Bane. “Luna’s Bane (Lupis arcanaeus) : a rare and dangerous Class-I poisonous plant known for its distinctive tri-leaf structure and purple berries. Generally safe to touch, but if berries are ingested, neural damage may occur. There are currently no known cures for Luna’s Bane poisoning. Luna’s Bane is an invasive species, and experienced herbalists are encouraged to uproot the plant and scorch the local soil in order to prevent further spread.” “Huh,” I said, dog-earing the page. Luna’s Bane was uncommon in this region, especially near Crescent Hollow, where the soil was colder and rockier. I doubted it was involved with Debbie’s i

A smile of satisfaction covered her face as she skimmed that page ...Wolfsbane, which is actually in the buttercup family of plants, is a poisonous perennial herb. The plant grows in partial shade and has unusual delicate clusters of typically purple or blue hooded flowers. It has a negative effect on lycanthropes (also called werewolves). The smell is so sickening to a lycanthrope that it will keep it at bay; similar to the effect of garlic with vampires. If it is ingested, it will cause the lycanthrope to double over with pain. There have been reports that high doses will kill a lycanthrope... to tell if someone is a lycanthrope, hold the flower under their chin. If the person is a lyc

“You believe me now?” “We figured out ‘cator’ and ‘op lado’. Well, Rasmus did.” “What are they?” I wondered aloud “Abrus precatorius and atropa belladonna. The first is the technical name for jequirity bean. The same thing Seb allegedly purchased from Emil Skytte.” Lise said, drily. “So...it wasn’t him?!” “I doubt it.” She shook her head. “I wanted to question him! No wonder Seb was so against it!” I swallowed the last of the pie and grabbed the bottle of water Lise had hidden somewhere in her stupid grey skirts.

I took a deep breath and continued, “But I do have one favor to ask. Can I please have some wolfsbane?” She looked back up, meeting my eyes, studying me, and cocking her head to the side. While she was human, Hugo told me that she knew about our kind. He and my mom were not the only werewolves she employed. “What do you need wolfsbane for?” “It’s personal.” I wasn’t telling her shit. “What form do you want it in?” “What forms does it come in?” “The two most common are dehydrated and a concentrated liquid—usually we sell the liquid form in darts.”