Staz Blood Lad Novels & Stories

The expression on his face changed into something so serious and strict. "Just, I'm not leaving here, Calista." Lazarus was just watching us as he sat on Zon's bed when a nurse handed me a syrup of his medicine. The doctor said they also plan to draw Zon's blood to test if there is another reason why he has a fever, like dengue or maybe malaria. I didn't know that Zon had fever for five days before Lazarus brought him here to the hospital and then he had plans to discharge the boy here immediately.

I intervene, pulling her focus to me. “Right,” she blinks a few times as if trying to push her clouding thoughts away. “What else were you saying?” she keeps her focus on me as if even looking at Aurora or Jaden will bring the memories flooding back. “I have one more serum I would like to try, if I may?” I ask as Stacey shrugs her shoulders. I hook up the vial, my fingers trembling slightly as I connect the last of Luca’s blood to the drip.

Adrian POV On a random Tuesday afternoon, I was reviewing the files that came through the foundation's care program, which was a normal administrative routine. I pulled Natasha’s son's blood type from the admission record, as I was referencing the child's blood work against the treatment protocol, specifically checking if his blood type affected the recommended concentration of the stabilizer we had used in the emergency, I saw his blood type was B negative, and I remembered Charles’ file to confirm what I remembered his blood type to be from the test we ran; it was A+ I pulled out my phone and opened a basic genetics reference to confirm what I had already known. I read it through because I

She pulled up data on a portable display. "Your preliminary blood work shows some concerning results," Vasquez continued. "Your red blood cell count is significantly depleted. Your hemoglobin levels are very low. Your platelet count is slightly elevated, which suggests your body is trying to compensate for the blood loss. Your Strain concentration is at 99.98% purity." She looked directly at Melina. "The extraction process has accelerated your Strain expression beyond even our most pessimistic projections," Vasquez said. "Your blood is now lethal at trace exposure levels. Even a single drop of your blood in an open wound could cause system failure in a supernatural being."

she spat. The family wouldn't let her leave, but she had bodyguards, so she just walked out. By then, the family had had enough and stormed my in-laws' house. When I got home, they wouldn't hear any of my explanations and stabbed me dozens of times. I collapsed into a pool of blood, every inch of me cut. My father was devastated when he heard about it. He couldn't believe I would do something like that, so he launched his own investigation. Maeve found a team to make the story blow up online.

The ones who truly need me are waiting for me back at the Lotus Pack,' I wondered. When I reached Zara's room, Lamar was complaining to her about the lack of meat in the camp's boxed lunches. He wasn't getting enough to eat. "There's no alcohol either! I might die of boredom here," Zara complained. "Cecilia, you're here!" She beamed upon seeing the blood bag, planting a kiss on my cheek. "You are the best!" "This blood is meant to save soldiers, so this is the last time I'm doing this for you. You need to go stock up some food in Ashfall," I said while handing her the blood bag.

asked Hunter. The pain was unbearable, but I knew what was this, black blood, I have been marked.

“I’m not buying a donor,” “Think of it as your own personal walking blood bank” I clenched my fists, trying to keep my face neutral. No, I’d keep my pride intact. I wasn’t about to admit that the concept had a strange appeal—like the promise of constant sustenance, always there, always ready. “On tap, available to you 24/7 when you need it, Little brother,” Was I really considering this? The thought hovered like a dark cloud in my mind, tempting, grotesque, but undeniably alluring. He knew I was wavering, but he also knew I was too proud to show it.