Red X Leaf Novels & Stories

The doctor thought about it briefly before nodding his head. "Yes, Alpha. It is right here." "Test it and let us see!" Hillary ordered sharply and the doctor rushed over to his box, pulling out a small bottle with a red vial inside of it. Without hesitation, he moved toward the plant and sprinkled it carefully over the leaves. It did not even take seconds. Every single leaf shrank, curling inward, darkening at the edges, gone in a matter of moments.

It's throbbing, leading me to believe that this isn't your everyday paper cut. "Mona," a deep, seemingly sensual voice in my delirium speaks. "Let me see that." Large hands envelop mine, and soon both are stained with blood. Red falls from both our hands onto the plant, and it stains the leaves with somewhat depressing precision. From where I crouch, the leaf bleeds almost like me, dark green in the roots but crimson around the edges.

Neah “I…I don’t know what Blood of Wolfsbane is?” I whisper He frowns at me. “Your brother said you knew the difference between plants.” “I…” I didn’t have an answer. I couldn’t remember, not fully. “Blood of Wolfsbane is Wolfsbane fed by our blood. The leaves will have a red hue to them. I can’t imagine a child would know what it is because it is not freely grown. Your brother’s story doesn’t add up.”

"Grace, did she give you this?" Anna instinctively had to take two steps back and looked at me and asked. She and Ike didn't seem to want to touch the red leaves in my hand at all. "Do you guys know how it's supposed to work?" I took the leaves and asked them about it. "The leaves of the blood tree will attract many vampires, and even powerful vampires will be drawn here, we are only low level vampires, we are no match for them, and you are human, the target will become more obvious."

, he requested and I nodded, hurriedly moving out of the bathroom. I whipped my head in search of my phone, as I tried to calm myself. I feel my stomach having this tingling when I am around him. Finally seeing my phone under the pillow, after seconds of searching, I headed outside to get a particular leaf my mum once used when I had whitlow. It is known as Ewe Akintola(Christmas leaf). The juicy part of the leaf helps cure wounds, soreness as well as help in treating infection.

Luke gripped the stairwheel tighter, praying this was some misunderstanding. Aldric took off running towards Red Wood. The sunlight sprinkled down through the trees as he raced. He didn't know how long he had but at this point he didn't care. Even though what he was doing was wrong he was still mad at the way Rhett tried to order him around. The smell of the earth floated up into the air as he dug his paws into the soil. He needed to get there quick and get all this over with. He had made up his mind that if Satine didn't have enough proof, he was going to stop all of this. Tell Waverly where she was and tell everything to Rhett. He couldn't deal with this any more. He was so wrapped up in h

I recalled the flowers Red gave me and felt my heart smiling like crazy. ‘I am crazy!’ I growled to myself as I walked again, brushing Red from my thoughts. As always, Ryan was too engrossed in typing on his smartphone that he did not notice me. In front of him were a bouquet of red roses, champagne on the side, and two tall glasses. I had to clear my throat so he would notice my presence. “Oh, you’re here,” he panicked, standing up. “Wow!” He murmured, blinking and puffing out air when he saw me. “You’re… beautiful! Why?”

He takes one of his own healthy leaves and places it gently on top of the rust-red cutting. “Share,” he says, very serious. “Like we do in school.” The healthy leaf shivers, then dissolves, not dying, but becoming sugar that sinks into the rust-red leaves. The cutting shudders. A rust-red leaf falls, then another, replaced almost instantly by a small silver one that is pale, but silver. Share? the cutting asks through the crown, voice even hoarser than Hinge was at first. Share, Hinge answers from twelve feet away, deep and clear now, and keep story.

“Look to your left. Do you see the plant with long green leaves and red veins?” I turned my head. At first I didn’t see anything but trees and bushes. Then… there it was. A plant growing low to the ground, its leaves long and shiny, with dark red streaks running through the middle. “Yes,” I whispered. “Take them,” Raina instructed. I knelt down… or tried to. My legs shook so badly I fell forward, catching myself on my palms. Dirt got under my nails. My breath came in sharp gasps. But I reached out and pulled the leaves.

"There was a lovely one by the fountain. Another by the roses. One under that big tree that would have been perfect—" "I needed to come further out." "Why." I held up the basket. "I need your help finding something." "What something." "Specific leaves. Grey-green. Slightly bitter smell. They grow out here past the dead patch near the palace." Jade's eyes narrowed. "Medicine leaves." "Possibly." "For who." "For. General health purposes." "Remi."