Toxin Marvel Novels & Stories

The last time I'd seen him this frantic was when I'd gotten badly injured pulling him away from rogue wolves. We reached the hospital. Helen was pale against the white sheets, looking fragile. "Riven, I'm scared. I'm not going to die, am I?" "I'm sorry. I couldn't protect our baby." "Don't blame Natasha. She just... acted without thinking." Riven took her hand and pressed it to his cheek. He kissed her forehead, then turned to the doctor. "How is she?" The doctor exhaled slowly, shaking his head. "The toxin is derived from silver wolfsbane — extremely rare. An antidote would be nearly impossible to source... unless—"

My heart slammed against my ribs as I watched her pull a small vial from her uniform pocket and unscrew the cap. I rose from the chair without making a sound my body still aching from childbirth but fueled by pure protective rage. Maya stirred slightly against me and I held her closer shielding her with my arm. The maid did not notice me at first. She tipped the vial over one of the clean pacifiers letting a few drops of clear liquid fall onto the silicone. Slow acting toxin. I knew it in my bones. The kind that would build up in Maya’s system over days making her sick weakening her until it was too late.

“Marcus, activate the zone neutralizer! Now!” Marcus pressed the device on his wrist, and a burst of blue light spread across the hall. The glass tubes shattered completely. The children fell to the floor, their bodies trembling violently. I ran toward them, trying to calm them one by one. “Listen to me! Breathe, take a deep breath…” I held the hand of a small boy who was crying, his skin hot and his eyes glowing. “You’re safe. I’m here.” “You can’t save them all. The toxin is already fused with their blood,” Sebastian said.

She commented like being poisoned was the last thing on her list. “No from the knife, do you remember when I was stabbed before? I told you I was susceptible to a toxin a plant in Asgard. Thor coats his weapons in it because of me.” Shit, the only antidote he knew of was in Asgard. Then again… “We are going to have to travel, can you? I can take you, or carry you. But you need help that I don’t have here.” He regretted that he didn’t think of it before. He moved over and grabbed some of the food and she recoiled when he brought it over.

"Someone trained her to survive this." The implications settled like stones in my gut. "How long till she wakes?" Maelin busied himself with unpacking vials of murky liquids, their colors unnatural in the candlelight. "The toxin's a hybrid. Mostly diluted neurotoxin - lethal in pure form. But there's something else mixed in." He crushed dried leaves between his palms, the powder glowing faintly blue as it hit the air. "Dragonroot, if I had to guess." "Daggermouth root only grows in the Wastes."

"Isabella… The tests came back. They, you know, found Thyrosin-X in your blood." I blinked, the words hitting me like a slap. My mouth went dry. "Thyrosin-X?" I whispered, my voice now barely audible. Evelyn nodded, watching me closely. "It’s a rare synthetic toxin. Like you have been seeing, it disrupts the immune system and deteriorates vital organs slowly... Bella this toxin... It's highly potent and dangerous." My mind felt like it was spinning out of control. "Let me see the results." I demanded, swallowing, my hand reaching out, my fingers slightly trembling.

I knew something had to be off with how sickly my mother is, a slight chill that she mentioned would never break someone down as drastically as she’s been. Unable to control my rage, I grab the glass from my desk and throw it against the wall, shattering it to pieces as I growl, “what is he using?!” Marcel shifts his weight uncomfortably, then answers, “the maid said it’s Silentbane, a toxin that accumulates in the body and eventually, becomes just as lethal as wolfsbane. The difference between the two is that one shows signs of poisoning early on while what your mother has been given reacts slowly.”

"Those animals have a toxin, William, something so deadly that it breaks down the regenerative properties in our D.N.A. This poison can not only be ingested, it can be placed in projectiles such as bullets. It's fast acting and nothing short of a full bloodletting and transfusion will save the infected vampire's life." "Impossible," Lenore breathed out into the stunned silence following Mara's words. "No," Demetri said quietly, rising to come and stand beside his wife. "You all wanted to know why I insisted on being present. Well, this is the reason why; I have witnessed this toxin at work." It was a testament to just how shocked the Council were that they remained silent, their pensive expr

Marvel Hayes has one rule: never let an alpha control him. As a Pure Omega and the CEO of Hayes Biotech, Marvel has spent his entire life fighting the society that treats omegas as nothing but breeders. He wants nothing to do with child birth so he created a secret serum, designed to permanently destroy his regenerative womb, the key to his freedom and he is close to success when three alphas enter his life.  Crown Prince Alaric wants an heir and will stop at nothing to claim Marvel as his bride. Kai Harrington, the billionaire tycoon and Marvel's biotech rival, wants control and will destroy everything Marvel has built to get it. And Dmitri Moretti, the gentle stranger Marve

"It's a slow-acting toxin. According to the tests, she's been exposed repeatedly. It's not lethal, but it's enough to keep her weak and sick." "That's...terrifying," Mona breathed, her eyes widening as she hurried to his side and grabbed the test report. As she scanned the pages, she asked, "Is there an antidote?" "This kind of toxin doesn't really need one," Frank explained, gently ruffling her hair. "In small doses, the body can metabolize it naturally. But her case is...complicated." Mona's eyes went round, her mouth forming a perfect O. "Who could even create something like this?" she whispered, both horrified and grudgingly impressed. "It's evil, but...the chemistry must be incredible."