Rage Virus Eyes Novels & Stories

“Trauma?” “A trauma from a brain injury. For instance, if the patient was involved in an accident and an optical nerve was damaged. The patient can become instantly blind or it may take a few years. In the case of the latter, they are given this special medicine to delay the loss of eyesight. However, the dosage you sent us is quite high which means this patient has very little time and can lose their eyesight within weeks.” Scarlett’s mind goes blank and she slumps to the floor. Ryder is going blind? No! That’s impossible!

Back at the lab, James held a meeting to explain the latest findings and assigned additional sample testing to the other teams, hoping they could help track down the root cause. “This new outbreak was found in a small village near the Southridge Reservoir,” he explained. “The patients are experiencing severe vomiting, blurry vision, red eyes, elevated hemoglobin, high fever, and difficulty walking.” Fiona clenched her fists. She was determined to beat Miranda this time. There was no way she would let Miranda outshine her again. Miranda sat quietly, listening. From where she sat, a beam of sunlight streamed in, illuminating her lustrous hair that was neatly pinned up. A few loose strands fram

he said, his eyes finding mine again, “in times of extreme psychic trauma or stress, the eyes may weep tears of blood. A release of pent, unformed power.” Extreme psychic trauma. Does this mean I have the same symptoms? Is this for real though? I'm confused. I thought I was safe and now I'm possibly thinking of being someone else I would never dream of being in my wildest dreams. Am I really not human but even more absurd, a white wolf? “Father knew,” Raphael whispered, the anger gone, replaced by a dawning horror. He looked at the journals. “He was researching this. He saw her. He recognized her.”

She tumbled to the floor screaming; her eyes felt as if a white-hot iron was being pressed against her pupils. Mama scrambled toward her, muttering, "No, no, no... this is all wrong," under her breath. A black film began to coat Kathleen’s irises, and thin, dark tendons spread across the whites of her eyes, burrowing toward the back of her sockets. It was a sight Mama had never seen in all her years. She was paralyzed, watching the young woman writhe in agony on the wooden floor.

“Relax. I saw you search for your bonds earlier. Tell me, how many bonds did you identify for yourself?” “Two, I know them both.” Sage nods and then grips my hands a little tighter before closing her eyes. I watch in silence as her eyes flit behind her eyelids. When she opens them again, the blue has faded into a milky white, and even the black of her pupil has gone, replaced by a very pale grey. It’s the most terrifying thing I have ever seen. I really hope that is now how I look when using the gift. “Interesting,” Sage hums, and then blinks her eyes until her normal eye colouring returns.

She keeps screaming and clawing at this guy in anger, “I won’t let you hurt me anymore! I won’t let you hurt my family! I won’t let you! I won’t let you!” she continued screaming nonstop as she clawed at my poor innocent general. I took a step closer to her, but she looked up at me in anger and that was when I saw her eyes for the very first time. They were red, as red as blood. I could not even see her eyeballs because the blood in her eyes has covered it all. This is way more than anger, this is blood rage, she is out for blood and I have no way of stopping her right not without hurting her. I should have let her stay a bit longer in the hospital as he suggested, I should have listened to

CLAIRE Ruth left me unrestrained in the bedroom today, asserting that I must conduct my business in the bathroom and then gather in the kitchen. It was clear that today would be action-packed. I awoke feeling different, almost transformed. There was something peculiar about my appearance, as if an unknown force resided within me. I hurried to the bathroom to examine myself in the mirror. To my shock, my eyes were unlike anything I'd ever seen. My right eye was completely black, with dark veins snaking across my skin, while my left eye was partially black, revealing a dark green hue that suggested I was being consumed by darkness.

The first thing that Lisa noticed was that Ruben's eyes turned a strange grey-green as he grabbed her hand. It was back to its normal self within a flash. She blinked, this was the second instance she noticed something strange with his eyes. Maybe it was a reflection of the neon lights? Maybe he had some medical condition which she was unaware of? She dismissed the thought.

I looked up to see his electric blue eyes sparking with rage. "I don't need you telling me what to do, Dr Grey." He growls at me. I was stunned.

It was as if it had nothing to do with her, nor did she want to know the consequences. Jepherson turned around. "What are you doing?" He wasn't questioning but negotiating. Jepherson knew Raeleigh's temper very well. That look meant she was resolute. Therefore, he could only lower himself. Raeleigh said, "I am pregnant, and both of those examinations would harm the child. I can't do that; glasses would make do for now." The doctor said, "You'll notice if you have astigmatism gradually, like when you feel uncomfortable looking at TV or phone screen. But in Miss Anson's case, we suspect the suddenly blurry vision is caused by a brain tumor or some nerve disorder."