Serax Tablet Novels & Stories

"These five drugs are all antipsychotics, but there is one drug that will cause more depression or nervous stimulation if taken with the other four drugs, that is this white pill." Erasmus pushed a blister pack of pills towards Daisy and continued: "It's called sertraline, it has the effect of treating anxiety and panic, but it has the side effect of causing depression, and when taken with these four drugs, it will be even worse." After Erasmus finished speaking, Daisy's expression couldn't get any better, she heard Linus say that he had been taking this drug for half a year, no wonder his temper was so hot, she said that a calm person like him, how could he lose control because of a punch,

I asked, arching an eyebrow while looking at the tablet with total distrust. "It's a high-end anxiolytic, Luke," she responded with a flash of triumph in her eyes, depositing the pill directly on the wood of the desk. "This is going to relax your goddamn nerves in ten minutes. It will turn off your brain's alarm and let your body function by pure instinct, without psychological pressures. As soon as you swallow it, your dick is going to revive as if nothing had happened." "An anxiolytic?" I looked at her with suspicion, crossing my arms. "Where the hell did you get a prescription medicine in the middle of the coast, Riley?!".

“I never stopped searching for the light your mother promised. I feared I would never see it.” A discreet rustle at Alara’s side announced Seren, setting a steaming cup on the bedside table. The healer offered a soft smile. “Only willow bark and valerian,” she said, directing the reassurance to Alara as much as to her patient. “Sip when you can, Lord Cassian. It will soothe the ache.” Cassian inclined his head. “Thank you, child.” Seren bobbed a respectful curtsy and withdrew, her slippers whispering across rush mats. Ezra took her place near the foot of the bed, folding his arms but keeping a respectful distance as the two reunited.

I was finally alone to rest now, but just before I could close my eyes-- Sasha reappeared in the doorway again, but without Rowan this time. "Five minutes," she said, before I could object. "Then I'll go." She sat on the edge of the bed and reached into the pocket of her robe before producing a small glass of water and two white pills that she held out to me. "The healer gave me these for you before we left," she said. "She said they'll help you sleep through the night properly. After everything that's happened today you need actual rest, not just lying in the dark worrying." I looked at the pills. They were small and unremarkable. "She gave them to you?"

Trista snatched it. "Trista—" Trista read the label, and her fingers tightened until the plastic groaned. The wolf in her mind whimpered in vicarious pain. Her scent spiked with a chaotic, protective fury. "Paroxetine? Alprazolam?" Trista's voice was a jagged wreck. "Sera... you're on these? Since when? It was the avalanche in Alaska, wasn't it?" Seraphina was silent for a beat. Then, seeing the heartbreak in her friend's eyes, she gave a tiny, slow nod.

Her eyes filled with tears as she staggered back to her chambers. In her bedroom, Seraya's thoughts began to race. The warriors were preparing for a full attack. She had to act before they set out. Her hands still shook, but her head was clear. She searched the inner compartment of her traveling pack and pulled out a small pouch of dried herbs. The aroma was familiar—sweet but with a hint of bitterness. A sleeping herb forest healers used to sedate wounded wolves. She never thought she would use it for this.

Each of us grabbed test tubes and started to count them out, running them all through the composition reader. There were a hundred and seven pills total. "Cost?" Margaret asked. A wave of exhilaration coursed through me as I checked the notes. "Twenty dollars a pill!" "What's that? Two hundred and forty a year?" Seraphina let out a shout of joy. "I'll fucking take it!" We screamed, hugging each other and checking the documentation again. Seraphina figured it was the reaction of the ingredients surrounded in stone rather than glass. We tried it again to make sure and it was the exact same.

She would always feel my presence whenever I was right outside our door. “You already know what you love. That’s what I’m bringing you from my early morning excursions every day!” I grinned at her and kissed her warm and soft cheek. “Oh, thank you very much, Xerra! As always, you are such a sweet and thoughtful sister!” she said happily as she took the jar from my hand. I went in and cleaned the kunijoh with my telekinetic powers while I sat with my ankles crossed on the table. Shahrae gave me a disgusted look. “Take your feet off the table!”

My eyes landed on Dariel. “I need the requirements we drafted for Sales… and an aspirin.” Rex stepped forward, holding out a small pink bottle covered in Japanese kanji. “Drink this. Works better than aspirin.” Tallis narrowed her eyes. “Does it have alcohol? Because if it does, I want one too.” Rex just laughed and handed her a matching bottle. Well, that answered that. With a resigned sigh, I cracked the seal open and downed it in one go. I didn’t know what I just drank, but I prayed it would help me deal with the mess the Sales Department had dumped on our laps.

“Isn’t that—“ I clear my throat cause the shameless lust is seeping into my voice. “Isn’t that like the problem in the first place?” He chuckles. “Yeah but…” From my peripheral through which I’m ogling at his shirtless, toned body, I see him shrug. “Venlaflaxin suppresses REM sleep and eases symptoms of cataplexy, hallucinations and sleep paralysis, and Xyrem—“