Oblivion Potion Novels & Stories

“These are specifically made by Vor, Wendy and their coven. It will help restore your strength, get rid of any poisons in your system and to keep them from doing any more experiments on you. If they start to something will go wrong and they will have to stop. The potion is untraceable so they will not suspect it. Which means every one of you is still going to have to look like shit and play the best acting of your lives. It will take around 24 hours for it to take full effect. Once it does your acting skills will have to be superb. Your lives will depend on it because the potion will not stop them from killing you.” We take the tops off the tubs and watch as a whisp of something escapes the

Three Days Later [Rina P.O.V] The examination chamber had become familiar. White stone walls. Scarred desk. The particular silence of four Council observers who watched my every movement with the hungry attention of predators waiting for weakness. I moved through the practicals with the economy of someone who'd already died and saw no reason to waste motion on performance. Potion Alchemy: the Revitalizing Draught, brewed to exact specification, no violet corruption, no omniscient errors. The observers noted my precision. They didn't see the particular restraint it required, the effort of keeping Silvie silent, of maintaining the barrier between my essence and the materials that would amplify

Waylon gave her a sullen look, then waved her on. Zipporah gave a slight nod and continued her proceedings of pouring different potions into a small enclosed pool of water, built into the ground like a jacuzzi tub. It was oval-shaped and made from granite stone. The water bubbled, steam oozing from the boiling temperature. She added some rose petals and stirred the contents, watching fixated as the water changed from a cloudy mixture to blood red. "It is ready," She declared seeming satisfied "We will dip her into the bath to cleanse her, then place her on the table. So, we can use her life's blood to scry for the location of a wolfsbane."

Austen's body tensed for a moment when he saw me, as if he wanted to explain. But Seraphina just pressed closer to him. "I'm just a little tired," she said, shaking her head weakly. "I'll be fine as long as Austen is with me." "That's good," I said, pulling the vial from my purse. "As it happens, I have a special blessing potion here." Austen's attention was immediately caught. "What kind of potion?" "It’s an essence of moonpetal flowers." I held the vial to the moonlight, the liquid shimmering with a soft, silver glow. "It enhances an Alpha's bloodline. It will help you soothe Seraphina."

He entered the demiplane. He sacrificed the Ghost Sword and gained 300 grace points. Multiple options appeared on the screen. He focused on finding only what he wanted and skipped the other options. Soon, he found an Antidote Pill. "Able to resolve any poison inferior to the Divine level." “Divine level?" Wilbur frowned. He soon left the demiplane with Yumi, and he made her swallow the Antidote Pill. Wilbur had a lot of faith in the products of that Dragon.

Elena said taking out a sigh as she stared at her two hands. “Ok let me see what I can do. I hope this works.” Vinix said getting out some pixie dust and placing it on Elevina's chest, head and hands. She placed her hand on her stomach and began to enchant; “ spectra lumora! Siprotia dumosum! Vixzus dumosum!” Vinix enchants as the pixie dust turned into water which entered inside her mouth, nose and ear. Suddenly Elvenia's body begins to shake intensely and her hands and feet twitch. Elevina quickly gives out a loud cry and she wakes up sweating profoundly as she catches her breath.

Clutching a bottle from the rack, she handed it to Aereza. "Drink it, Aereza," The little girl could not understand anything. She just knew that her sister was looking terrified of something but what. "Please drink it now," Ivory begged her while tears gathered in her eyes. Aereza drank the blue colour liquid from that bottle and then Ivory's watery eyes watched Aereza's body fading. It was an invisibility potion which Wren had made for emergency situations like this.

I replied, patting her shoulder and sharing another round of laughter with my best friend. The day stretched in a familiar pattern–brewing, blending, and stabilizing the shimmering potions that were as much a part of our lives as the very air we breathe. One of the cauldrons simmered with a soft lilac glow. Known as the Veil Essence, it helped packs to mask their scent trails from rogues. Another batch, swirling in hues of dark green and gold, was known as the Sentinel's Breath. It gave a very defensive aura–an enhancer for territory guards.

“Sir,” He greeted. “I just word from the auction house that Elixiron has decided to place their latest invention up for auction.” He passed Gadreel the file and watched as his boss immediately began going through it after hearing it concerned Elixiron. “Elixiron huh,” He muttered. “And they’ll be auctioning the latest product, Essence of Oblivion, a Bioengineered medical device and drug combo said to sort out any heart disease with a 85 percent success rate.”