Queen Of Poison Novels & Stories

the Queen asked still crying "it's a poison gotten from the nightshade plant. He has all the symptoms of the poison. The white palm, the rashes on his neck, and the blue lip. I am certain he was poisoned by that particular plant" The physician said looking at the Queen with certainty but all she did was cry more. "Thank goodness he's alright," the Queen said and she wept a little bit. Dryk Bolton, the Captain of the king's guard came in and bowed to the Queen.

They heard the King and Queen of Asteria had chosen to pass on having one of their children enter the Hunters Competition, so the Hunters had skipped going through their kingdom, and was instead heading north, towards their village. "They're due to arrive by nightfall Father! I'm sure I'll be the one they pick. After all, I am the best of our family." Her eldest brother Seth's voice was clearly heard as she worked in the kitchen with her mother and younger sister Cerise. Carrying three plates into the dining room, she placed them down, one in front of her father, the other two in front of Seth and second oldest brother, Sebastian. Her mother and Cerise came out with the rest of the plates, o

I didn't want to believe what he just said. "My king, you have to listen. Queen Zara was poisoned, and the poison used is a rear kind, called the purple Vine. The reason I even know it is because I've seen someone with a similar case and she didn't survive." "Don't say that sir Thomas, don't tell me that. I know my Zara is going to live, she will." The physician sighed. "My king, there is only one way the Queen will survive this and that is if you get the purple lotus."

Despite her pale and sickly appearance, her unparalleled beauty, especially her subtle charm and noble grace, was evident. Andrius glanced at her for a moment and looked away. The current Margerina was already on the verge of death. “Hm?” Andrius held her fair wrist and frowned. “She’s poisoned, and it’s an extremely rare and potent toxin!” “Wolf King, please... please save her. Please save my sister!” Katalina almost burst into tears at Andrius’ voice. Her gem-like eyes sparkled with crystal tears. “Andy...” Noir also immediately said, “Please help save the queen...”

Two guards entered, dragging Mora between them, her hands bound in front of her. “Your Majesty,” one of them said, bowing. “As you ordered.” The Queen’s gaze finally lifted from Rebecca. It landed on Mora. “Mora,” the Queen said quietly, her voice deadly calm. “What did you give her?” Mora didn't answer at first. She just stared at Rebecca, her expression unreadable. "Answer me," The Queen said, her voice hardening. Mora lifted her chin. "A poison," She said flatly. "One designed to mimic natural decline. Slow. Subtle. Untraceable."

I said. "Stop Dreaming! Their poison is called 'a life for a life'. It is an ancient poison of the witches. No one has survived this poison for more than 100 years. Don't fool yourself. Even if you get him back, you'll kill him, or your wife will die!" "Shut up!" I swung my sword and cut off one of the Queen's arms. "Ah! ! ! ! ! !" The Queen's screams rang through the palace. "Go to hell and repent for what you have done!" I was ready to stab her and the king.

"Stepping into the room, there was no one on the seat, just on the table, legs swinging, and eyes unsteady, until the eyes fell on her, and there it was, the mischievous dance of his pupils. "Princess," Rune smirked, "Look who left her room without her tiara." Habit had her raise the black shirt revealing the black butt of a pistol, "You're one step to getting your big mouth blown." Expecting him to wind down in one warning was too comfortable. "So you did bring your tiara." He raised the rim of the glass to his lips, his eyes falling on her mid-region; he ran the tip of his tongue along his bottom lip, "You think if I say more, you'll let me see the gun fully?"

I explained, making Amanda and Emma squeal in excitement while the two guys were seemingly confused. “Wait, what—” Mason didn’t continue his sentence. What is a queen without a castle? I would just show them who they should be fearing and once they crossed my path, I would make sure they would regret. Barbie just popped up in the hallway and spontaneously approached us because she was jealous of what I had and threatened me like a little kid. What more if I showed her what I could do that she couldn’t? And before she could even drop the bombshell that would ruin my reputation— just in case— I already had people’s trust and they would spit on her. That’s how I sketched my plan, and no one had

and apparently decided it wasn't. "Move," he said. "Who killed her," I said. His face didn't change. "You're crashing from tonight. Eat the food." "Syris knew about the poison," I said. I kept my voice level. I'd gotten good at keeping my voice level when everything underneath it was on fire. "He told me what it was called. He said it shuts your lungs down. He said the Sovereign board controlled it." Something moved in Tor's jaw. Just one tiny pull of muscle. There and gone before I could blink.

"And then I have now proven that I am not the one who poisoned the wine that the king drank. And that Reikel had no intention of usurping the throne from his father." "And how can we be sure that you didn't plan this? You knew you could cure the king so you poisoned him and cured him in front of the ministers so you could get their sympathy," the queen replied to Assi, still unwilling to accept that she lost to her. She ruined her wonderful plan. Karim would surely be the king once the king died. But now, it won’t happen easily because of this woman.