The Weight Of Blood Novels & Stories

She asked, pulling her eyes away from the microscope. "Whichever you please," I replied. I already found her annoying. Filled with pride as though she thought I was doing something wrong. She smiled, and we got to the research. When she told us what seemed to have been happening to the man's blood, we both started to make a theory. "It's not anemia, so what is it? Losing weight sometimes can be a cause of bacteria, maybe there's some in his blood streams." I explained, and she furrowed her brows.

Lukrezia I was drained of energy, i focused all my energy in the last counter attack, to push all the rogues out, my body felt heavier by ten times, exhausted my lungs unable to breath, i started tasting blood in my mouth. All i could feel was strong arms around me holding me up, and into there embrace, only to be snatched away in a couple of minute.

Her face was grim, every twitch of Serena’s body making her flinch as if their fates were bound together. Something wasn’t right. The more I looked, the more alike the two of them appeared. A horrible thought struck me. The footage rolled on. Serena now gripped a baseball bat, swinging down viciously across Lila’s back. Lila just stood there motionless like a wooden doll. My heart split open. I rushed forward and tore Lila’s shirt away. Her back bore a livid, bloody welt, the skin split and raw. I checked her arms and her ribs. There was layer after layer of injuries, old scars over fresh wounds.

"Why was it banned? I suppose it is dangerous, but perhaps not perilous enough to warrant an outright ban." "This ability wasn't prohibited merely for its control over movements. That's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what a blood bender is capable of. The human body comprises almost 70 percent water. "Just envision the havoc a blood bender can wreak—they can make a person's brain explode, cause arteries or veins to burst, induce drowning from the inside, and much more. Picture it in the hands of someone with ill intentions, it would be catastrophic!" "Wow, no wonder it was proscribed!"

she said. “I was just thinking about some of the movies out there where they drink animal blood instead of human blood,” I explained. “That’s wishful thinking,” she said. “The properties of animal blood wouldn’t support us for very long. We require human blood for survival.” I thought of how Evan would seek out a donor every few days and said, “Evan didn’t drink it daily.” “We don’t require it on a daily basis. Once or twice a week is sufficient. A lot depends upon our expenditure of energy,” she said. “Fortunately, there are humans who are happy to be blood donors.”

He could not even feel the movement of his toes even when he willed them to be. Shom did not know if the floor was bloody or it was dry and murky. He just could not feel the lower part of his body. ‘The circulation of the blood affected my sense of feeling down there.’ Shom growled in his mind, cursing all those behind this to rot in hell and die a cruel death. The litters of blood out of his system were making Shom lightheaded. No matter how much he tried to shake off the lightheadedness, the fact that he was a beta-bloodline wolf was the only reason that he was still alive.

I replied with bated breath. She opened the lid of the bottle and poured the red liquid over her left hand. Then she brought the red liquid directly in front of me. "Look, Damelza. Blood is part of our body. Blood functioning; Supplies oxygen to the cells and tissues of the body. Provides essential nutrients to the body's cells such as amino acids, fatty acids, and glucose. Fights and kills waste materials or compounds present in the body such as carbon dioxide, urea, and lactic acid,” she told me.

"I don't understand what you're saying Winston..." "The normal haemoglobin count for children between age 1-6 is 9.5 /11.5 to about 14." "So you're saying his is at 3.5?!" How did he lose so much in days? "This could either be due to poor diet or a sort of disease but in his case, it's a poor diet plus the blood he lost from the cuts. So he needs a blood transfusion urgently." "Okay where do we do that?" I asked before he could finish speaking.

Su Zhenxing looked at the blood bag, feeling a bit worried. "But can you bear it?" 400ml blood was indeed not too much since Monique lost so much blood. "Go on, I can do it." At the thought that it was his daughter who was lying on the operating table with her life in danger. Su Zhenxing wished he could drain all the blood from his body. And got it taken all to Monique. "Well... all right." Although the nurse agreed, she didn't dare to take too much. The nurse immediately pulled out the needle when it reached 600ml in the blood bag.

Milo perched beneath it, licking the sticky fingertips eagerly. The dog sat in a puddle of blood— the amount of which told me that I didn’t have to call an ambulance for my wife. My business required that I knew how much blood a human body could lose before I needed to take countermeasures to prevent a premature death— before all the necessary information was extracted from the person. Serena was gone.