Poison Rain Novels & Stories

" Just as I finished speaking, we heard footsteps. Jessy burst into the room, eyes wide as she saw the mess. She rushed toward Wayne, trying to help him up. "Wayne! Are you okay? Did that vicious woman hurt you?" Wayne swung with all his might, slapping her squarely across the face. Jessy's cheek swelled instantly, and tears streamed down her face. "What was that for?! "They must've poisoned your mind. I knew it—your mom never liked me, she's always wanted to get rid of me. "Wayne, you're the only one who ever cared about me." Wayne stood up and kicked her right in the face.

Just when she thought she had succeeded, Dylan's parents adamantly opposed the marriage. Not only did they refuse, but they also went to Lauren's hometown and spread rumors that she was a shameless gold digger who used men for money. Lauren's parents were deeply ashamed, and her reputation was ruined. After her scheme was exposed, she begged Dylan not to call the police. She offered to split the massive insurance payout with him so they could escape abroad and live a luxurious life together. Faced with such temptation, Dylan agreed. However, on the night before their departure, he drugged Lauren and poisoned her to death.

I replied. Rona’s blind eyes blinked and dropped the liquid, shattering it on my room’s ancient floor. The liquid suddenly evaporated and disappeared. “Then it has already started, my king,” she replied. “She already started her plan. The bottle of unknown liquid is called Celestial Poison crafted by a deity to kill someone who cannot be killed by a mere silver and wolfsbane.” “What do you mean, Rona. Tell me everything you know.”

It was the antidote for the poison I’d be giving Jude. My phone pings with a message from “Mrs Martinez.” It reads in a simple and straightforward way: “He’s almost there.” Immediately, I open my drawer and spring up with the red perfume bottle she had given me. In a quick movement, I spray it across the room. Then I settle back in my chair, and watch as the faint scent begins to spread, slow and unassuming, like something that did not intend harm. This is how I’ll be poisoning Jude Martinez. The thought makes me nauseous. I barely have time to compose myself before my office door is flung open.

Watching his human casually perform miracles again, Cola immediately shot Zeph an unbearably smug sideways grin. Hah. Everything belonged to his human now. Zeph actually laughed at the expression. "So... Can you stop treating me like an enemy now?" Cola immediately turned his head away. Absolutely not! The supplies covered every category imaginable, but when Nicole spotted several acid-resistant protective suits, she froze slightly. "There's acid rain, too?" "There is." Not just acid rain; there would also be toxic fog, endless daylight, endless night, ancient viruses released from melting glaciers, tectonic collisions, and worse.

His face twisted, and his hands trembled. "What's wrong?" Caelan asked. Rain opened his mouth. Two words came out. "Wine… poison." And everything went black.

Mike took out a book from under his desk and opening up a certain page, he slided it against the wooden desk towards Xander. "There." He pointed a lot a highlighted para on the bottom right corner of the page with a picture of transparent potion in a small vial along with it. "It says, poisoner's poison was made to kill. It is the poison of a poisoner, the very thing anyone could need to silently kill someone without any suspicion, without getting themselves caught and without the fear of the person being poisoned to wake up again." "Poisoner's poison is one of the rarest drugs that doesn't have an antidote. It specific purpose is to kill. That's what makes it the most unique. It leaves no

“It’s encapsulated poison from yellow slimes. He has a few bottles of poison cure but not enough to distribute to everyone. Be sure only to give this to marksmen. We don’t need more casualties.” Blushing to the tip of his ears, Zen promised that he had adjusted the level of poison in the special capsules and that it was only for those close enough to guarantee a hit. The poison wasn’t lethal enough. However, it could cause a terrible burning sensation over the unprotected skin that would quickly blister. Hernie reassured him that she had mixed it with puffball spores to reduce the toxic impact while increasing the paralysing debuff. Zen had no idea what the researcher tested her product on,

“What poison was it?” “A poison with a chemical Iye: Drench Poison. As its name suggests, its effects were different. Drench Poison dries your body liquid. The signs that you consumed this were repulsing, excessive sweat, red eyes, and dehydration,” Jerson explained. “Though the poison takes time to kill the person who consumed it, it has no cure. Whether you get admitted to the hospital or not, you'll be as good as dead. The family that invented this was the Vanovicks.”