Reverse Bullets Novels & Stories

"I want you and Lisa to each shoot a box of ammo. It probably wouldn't hurt for Master Scott to shoot a box either, depending on how long it's been since he shot last." In the car, she loaded the spare magazine with the new Hydra-Shok, then replaced the magazine in the gun, before popping out the bullets in it and putting new rounds in it. The gun didn't go without ammo for more than a second. Lucia showed me the two different bullets. The old stuff had a round nose; the new bullets had no nose at all. It had a mouth.

They sounded like the kind of sound bullets made when they were shot out. Within a split second, a bullet had traveled roughly three hundred meters up to Wilbur. The second the gunshot had been fired, Wilbur had zipped forward and narrowly avoided the two bullets. Upon doing so, a long spear made out of spiritual energy appeared in his grasp that he hurled towards the top of a building next to him. Wilbur leaped up at the same time, landing on the top of the building across that one. The spear pierced through a marksman mercilessly, who died before he could even let out a cry.

"Have you seen our newly developed bullets? He gestures to the sky as a bunch of shots fly through the air. "These are specially modified to have the ability to pierce the hardest of skins. It's a good thing you've avoided them so far... if one of them had hit you, it would have hurt.

I awed in amazement, Darren stood in front of me reaching out to collect the bullet. I gave it to him, he tossed it in the air and quickly swiped it from the air. "They're not normal bullets..." he started off. "They're called venom blood one of the most dangerous and the most poisonous bullets in the country, they're made from the venoms of the most poisonous metal on earth." he said while I shook my right hand, he chuckled at my flimsy reaction. "Don't worry their poison is already condensed into the bullet so it's not poisonous now unless you're being shot then count yourself unlucky." he said while I looked closely at the gun. "How come I've never heard of them if they're this popular? "

Lio said. I was surprised that Lio would have the means to acquire Barium bullets. Barium is a very toxic mineral that affects the nervous system and is also explosive. Barium bullets were pretty much poison incendiary rounds. Teris knelt down to me and raised his hand up as if to strike me, all while looking Lio square in the eyes. That one move was all it took to set things off. The wolves started shooting and hail of bullets came raining down on Teris and his people to the right of him. I started to crawl away and everyone began charging towards each other. The guns ceased fire and the shooters came down to the field to join the fight.

"You'll rot in hell, Alice!" "Hahahaha!" My laughter erupted, echoing through the silent urban jungle. My laughter was far louder, far crazier than the whistling of the silenced bullets themselves. I fired again. "Did you forget who you’re hunting?!" I shouted through my laughter, pressing the trigger mercilessly. The last bullet pierced the first soldier's chest, sending him collapsing to the ground, choking on his own blood, presumably dead. I pulled the trigger on the second wolf, but all I heard was a hollow click.

It was unusually heavy. As I examined the ammunition, a chill ran down my spine. The bullets were encased in silver, with a hard lead core, custom-made to inflict maximum damage on creatures like me. Silver, the one thing that could weaken us, render us vulnerable. It was like a poison, a toxic metal that could seep into our veins and strip us of our strength, and it could lead to death if it struck out vitals.

38 Special. I a‍im⁠ed for the "cent‍er o‍f mass,"⁠ ju​st like Lucrezia taught me. I pull‌ed the trigger. B⁠A‌N​G. Sterl⁠i‌ng stag​ge‌red. The bulle‍t hit him in the ches⁠t. He l‍ooked down, shocked. BANG.‌ I⁠ fired again.‍

~Rylee~ Footsteps thumped outside. Five or seven, and from the echoes of their shoes against the floor, they carry heavy firearms. I jumped on my feet when a bullet swept onto the side of my head, missing my ear by two inches. Raging Bull was on his back, holding a pistol with both hands on a pool of crimson bed. With narrowed eyes, I strolled toward him; his breathing gained speed as I got closer, the toxins breaking out of his liver spreading fast with his fear-laced blood rush. He kept firing his gun with a sloppy aim until the magazine ran out.

CHAPTER SEVENTY ONE MALAKAI * * "Oops, I missed," Pierce mutters, a sly smile spreading on his face. He had only diverted his hand at the last moment, causing the bullet to whizz past Liam's head and is buried into the wall instead. This psycho! Don't just play with someone's life like this, I want to scream at him, but my body just sags with relief when Pierce slowly lowers the gun. He turns to me, still wearing that devious smile, as though mocking my scared trembling form.