Mystic Carrion Liver Novels & Stories

POV: Silas Location: Warehouse, Shadwell Time: Two Days Before Callum's Release I'm processing a werewolf corpse when Tom arrives with the special order. The body on my table is fresh, maybe six hours dead. Male wolf, mid-thirties, killed in the fighting pits. Clean death, throat torn out, organs intact. The necromancers will pay well for the heart and liver. The medical students will take tissue samples for research. The vampire collector wants the eyes for some experiment I don't ask about.

“He’s not.” They laid him on the bed…his bed, ancient and reinforced with runes older than most bloodlines. The moonhealer burst in moments later, robes flaring, face pale as he began his examination. His hands glowed silver-blue as he ran them over the Lycan’s body, frowning deeper with every second that passed. “This is bad,” the moonhealer muttered. “Very bad.” Scarlet’s stomach dropped. “How bad?” she snapped. The moonhealer swallowed. “Multiple stab wounds. Some silver, some enchanted. Broken ribs. Internal bleeding that was…” he hesitated, eyes flicking to Scarlet, “.

Rylan threatened as he raised his sword at the dark priestess. Uma's red lips pouted. "But I need my treasure to stay young. You can't have that." "Carolina is not immortal," Mike explained, trying to get past the madness to the intellectual part of his mind. "In fact, she's not even alive, but rather a clone of her shadow and soul from a body whose soul has been recalled." Although he didn't care much for Carolina, he wouldn't stand by and watch a mad witch hurt a woman, even if she was dead.

I merely hummed in response and glanced at Misha ghost who was fuming but cannot do anything since she was powerless…… “Do you need anything?” Draco further questioned me “Ahh… no, I have everything” I replied and clutched my cloth bag which I was carrying with me, I was pre prepared with all necessary thing that I’ll be needing to find Misha corpse burial place.. I quickly sat down and started pulling out my things one by one…. I pulled out a jar full of black cock blood, a thin bamboo straw with its loose bristle on one end, a wooden plain Talisman, a long red colored cloth ribbon and a marble shell… and a plain white cloth

"You know I don't usually question your greatness, father, but right now seems like a good time.” He only chucked. "I call this one the L' morte implicita. The Silent Killer. Your mother made it for me when I got home from my trip in Europe. I knew then that it would someday be useful." The yellow substance glittered from the light of day from the fields. "A drop every day in four weeks would do. It would damage his liver first. Then his heart. He'll go into a coma due to multiple organ failure and in no time, he'll be dead. Seems like a tragic ailment, but you get what you want, and I win."

have moved and hit the decoder. I was shot from pain and his pain in his chest and his death. He stumbled with hen and stone in his neck, but before you can promote, one of them had been killed by her coast and began to take part of her feet. It was a vampire another but someone came to help her and resolve it. I discussed Gabriel through the blood and I saw that it was suffering someone in the forest and the virus was voted on his way with quick movements. I have known a person very quickly, Carson. Carlisia has put her eyes it and is touched by it. "كارليسيا!" I heard a cry from behind her Robin referred to. Her head was made in time to see a man who managed to do. Carrisia has been deadl

"Please, just let him go." She didn't have a gun. She didn't have a sword. She had a whistle. She put it to her lips and blew. SCREEEEEEEE. The sound was lost in the thunder for human ears. But high above, in the swirling vortex of the storm, the flock heard it. The Carrion Birds. Mutated by generations of chemical runoff and atmospheric toxins, these weren't normal vultures. They were aggressive, blind scavengers that hunted by sound and the scent of necrotic tissue. And right now, the roof of the Sterling Tower smelled like the biggest buffet in New York.

“What died?” I look around. All of the smells in here have an antiseptic tinge to them and it makes discerning differences hard. “That would be the liver and heart of a rogue we found along ours and Malcom Junior’s territory. He had foamed at the mouth and was mid change; similar to what the rest of you kids have been describing. I wanted to runs some tests to see what could be in his system.” “Would these help Doc?” I hold out the vial of clear liquid and a small container of white powder.

​What we saw made the blood freeze in my veins. ​We had not fallen into a simple dungeon. We had fallen into a slaughterhouse. ​The catacombs were massive, supported by ancient, rotting pillars. But lining the walls, hanging from rusted iron meat-hooks, were thousands of desiccated, mummified Lycan corpses. Their chests were split open, their hearts removed. ​"The missing rogues," Elara breathed, horrified. "The Capital has been taking the unregistered wolves. He’s been draining their life force to sustain his mutation."

Cara said to her daughter and she kissed Marissa’s forehead while also wiping her tears. “I love you too,” Marissa responded and she let go of her mother. Turning her head to the side, she said, “Go before I change my mind.” “Look at me,” Cara said to her daughter. And when Marissa looked at her mother, Cara smiled as she wanted her daughter to remember this moment as it would be the last time she would see her smile. “Goodbye, my love,” Cara bid and just like that, she was gone. **** The grey lycan had just finished ripping the head of a hydra and he roared angrily as it realized that they had just lost the wizard and the witch had just been stabbed by her sister when an alluring scent hit