Skyrim Poisoned Apple Novels & Stories

“One, two, three, four…” Twice now. Why were there only six? The doctor was still explaining, “She ate a poisonous mushroom. Her stomach’s been pumped, but her brain will be foggy for a while. Whatever she says, just go along with it.” He left. Wendy Gold—the real one—leaned in. “Honey, what are you doing? Are you feeling okay?” I glanced at her. She really was beautiful. No wonder the heir chose me for looking sixty percent like her.

To win votes for the school's annual honors award, my stingy roommate picked rotten fruit out of the trash and made it into fruit cups for our classmates. The moment I found out, I rushed to stop them from eating it. Instead, they accused me of being jealous and tore into me for trying to ruin their chances. That very night, they were rushed to the hospital with severe food poisoning. Afterward, my roommate framed me, claiming I had deliberately poisoned the fruit because I did not want her to win the school honors award. She even hid a bottle of pesticide in my locker and convinced our other two roommates to lie for her. With no way to prove my innocence, I became the target of furious

How could she even say this? “You have to understand that it’s not just normal poison running through the alpha right now. It’s a potion, a different type of poison and some sort of bane mixed with silver. Honestly, I’m surprised he’s still alive, but he is, and to save him, you’ll have to get a Betale leaf from the Medinale part of the forest. You have to go alone, and to save him from this, you can’t send someone random. It has to be a woman, and she has to be close to him.” She said, and I held on to my chest, rubbing it slowly as I closed my eyes, trying to soothe my wolf.

Saye and Jippies quickly reach their brother, concerned and relieved. "Move him away," I told them. The siblings dragged Arlo away, and I saw black veins popping on his arms. He's poisoned and doesn't have much left until it reaches his heart. "Saye," I called as she looked up with tears in her magenta eyes while her unconscious twin lay on her lap. I threw a small bottle of peach pills. "He's poisoned. Let him take one. It will slow it down. I'm going to deal with this." I slammed my fist and cracked my knuckles.

Right now, they think I'm sleeping and it honestly makes me feel bad that I have to lie to them. "Pizza?" Brayden asked, handing me a slice. I gladly took it away from him and ate it, moaning as I felt the cheese in my mouth. "This is so good." I told him, biting a bigger chunk. "Right?" He laughed. "It's Hawaiian. Whoever said that pineapples don't go on pizzas are so wrong." "Thanks," I smiled. "You need to stop being so good to me." "I want to," he shrugged. "And, I mean, you did take the risk of coming here."

He placed the apple in the lake water and immediately the apple turned black. "Damn" he cursed. He rushed inside the mansion with the now black apple. Thea decided to take another apple from the bowl. "No Thea" Max stopped her before she could touch anything. Thea groaned with frustration. "Not again" she muttered and glared at him. "Look" he showed the apple which turned black. "What happened to it?" She asked with shock. "I think it's not what it looks like to be. Someone must have used magic" he replied, eying the apple with disdain.

I asked still pointing the gun at him but in a relaxed manner now. "I have no reason to poison your food ma'am, I don't even know you, so why would I poison your food," he asked and one can tell that he is surprised by the interrogation, even I was getting tired of it all. Poor guy. “Stand up,” I said shifting my gaze between him and the food while gulping down hard on my saliva, I was so certain that I must have unknowing gulped down my invincible Adam's apple, the aroma of the food was so tempting that the only thing I wished I was doing this moment, is eating them all.

He seemed a little afraid, and his eyes clearly showed that he was trusting me with his life. "Do not worry, Phil. I understand every details. I just have a question, if I take this poison too, I won't be harmed unless I took another harmful substance?" I left the lab after seeing him nod to my question and rushed back to our bedchamber. Luckily, I found the chamber empty with the door slightly opened. It seemed like Alpha Kai had just left the room in a hurry. There is a plate on the table containing sliced apples. "The poison is white, the elixir is black," I whispered to myself as I uncorked the vials. I took some of the white on my hand and rubbed it on the apple. I wished it wouldn't af

“Cassius, you have to believe me! I didn’t poison Alden!” Cassius takes a deep breath and shakes his head. “I wish I could believe you, Ella. But the pack doctors have inspected the apple—along with all the fruits from your tray earlier. All of them are laced with Moon Soul Poison. It’s a very potent poison capable of severing the bond between a werewolf and their wolf. It’s also very deadly when ingested in large quantities.” Cassius rakes his hair with his fingers. He’s walking back and forth in front of my cell like he’s trying to calm the anger bubbling inside him.

Alex replied, “Nah, I made it up.” He then turned to Mystic Maiden, who was standing behind him. “Have you heard of the ginseng fruit?” “Nope, but this is definitely not that,” Mystic Maiden replied. Alex asked, “How are you so sure?” Mystic Maiden lifted her chin and turned away arrogantly. “That’s because I know about this tree. It’s called the Steel Pear Tree, and the fruit is obviously called the Steel Pear. It’s basically a rare, divine tree—a prehistoric mutant.”