Symbiotic Venom Novels & Stories

Vulk asks again confused. “We still haven’t worked out exactly what sort of venom it is,” O’Hanian admits. “I’ve been assured if it was from an orchid bulb or a scorpion, our labs would’ve had it pegged instantly. This toxin’s completely different from anything they have on record. It's beyond rare, it’s exotic.” “So we’re either dealing with something really new here…” Vulk says. “… or something really old,” I finished, re-entering the conversation. “You’re right to be suspicious, and I may know a few people that could know something. I have to warn you though, if I’m right about this it could mean trouble for everyone.”

He didn’t look away from me. Until Lucien stepped forward with a syringe. Black. Iron. Thick as my wrist, filled with a pulsing red-black liquid that glowed like it had been distilled from suffering itself. Voidvenom. I didn’t know how I knew the name, but I did. Every nerve in my body screamed no. “Don’t.....” I rasped, but my voice broke halfway. Lucien shoved the needle into Zane’s throat. The plunger hissed. The venom surged into him with a cruel hiss of steam.

My voice came out hoarse, barely making a sound. "Moonshade Venom? What's that?" Ryan asked with a frown, making me lean against him for support. I wrapped my hands around his torso, burying my face in his sides as tears threatened to fall from my face. "It's very dangerous—just as potent as Wolfsbane. It's a rare poison breed from nocturnal plants under a blood moon. Both him and his wolves are in danger," he hesitated, pausing. I raised my head immediately, brows shooting up and nostrils flared as I braced for his next words.

“You once told me that you did an experiment to overpower the gene in you that makes you transform, and that you were able to somehow 'sleep' that gene, right?” “Yes, and I explained to you that I managed to do it by altering the nucleus of the cell through the amino acids and the codons of the isochores, which, once modified, I synthesized in a serum. Why do you ask?” “When we bite a human, our venom has a powerful toxin that destroys healthy cells in its path, and causes harmful or diseased cells to flourish, such as cancer cells, for example, and makes them proliferate freely throughout the body, turning the person into, you know…”

He asked this question quite slowly but lethally that was burning my heart. Just like I expected, he is not the person I saw years ago. His years are dark just like his soul. Venom was filling up inside me just by looking at his face. After what he had done, I want him gone. "Definitely better than you Azvameth," I replied but he kept smirking.

Logan asked. Edmund pouted, "It was very serious." The Venomous Insect didn't hurt Kara that much last time because it wasn't in the heart. But this time it was in the heart, and Kara would probably die. The Mother Insect and the Child Insect were symbiosis. Once the host of the Mother Insect died, Sean's life would be threatened. The people present were all doctors. Even if some of them didn't have a deep understanding of the Venomous Insect, they all knew this very well, and the atmosphere suddenly became oppressive.

the coroner explained to him “What do you mean it cannot be found in our territory?” he asked in confusion “The venom of the snake was that of Saw-scaled Viper and I only knew of this when I travelled deeper into the east region around five years ago. Unless someone brought them here to rear them, we cannot find something like this here. The sleeping drugs in the fruit would have weakened her since she was with a child and made the snake bite react quickly than normal” the coroner expatiated and left him in the room

"We have known each other a long time. What your family did cost us a business alliance. It cost my daughter a potential husband. And now Orlov is moving to ally with the Vukovic Syndicate in retaliation." Massimo's posture went rigid. The strategic weight of a Russian-Serbian alliance landing visibly in his body before it reached his face. The Russians and the Serbs did not historically cooperate. Shared enemies had apparently resolved that. The combined strength of what that alliance would produce posed a serious threat to both our organisations, and Orlov had moved with extraordinary speed — two days from threat to action, which confirmed he was as impulsive as he was dangerous. Then Mass

He was building for his own climax and breathing hard with need. “Bastetia…” He breathed harshly. “…you are my beloved and my soulmate.” He sank his fangs into her neck just as she cried out in climatic pleasure. It suddenly turned to a blood curdling scream of pain as his venom burned through her. She felt it envelope her heart and she thought in the instant that she was going to die, but as her body shuddered in ecstasy at the same time the pain mixed with the pleasure and suddenly she was overcome by another orgasmic bout of need as she cried out again in pleasure that was beyond words as Ruben’s venom burning within her turned euphoric.

Lindsay quickly leafed through the stack until she found the pages that contained the results for the cultures and toxicology reports. As she started reading, she discovered that the cultures had come back with small traces of common bacteria, just as one would expect from any cut received in the Sycamore River. The surprise was in the toxicology report. What it said was not even possible. Nothing on earth contained everything that was found. The lab found traces of apitoxin, found in honey bees; latrotoxin, found in black widow spiders; tetrodotoxin, found in pufferfish and other aquatic life; and epibatidine, a lipophilic alkaloid toxin found in a group of frogs classified as poison dart f