Toxin Novels & Stories

Then a heavy sigh, weighted with years of worry and unspoken fears. "It's not good..." Helen's voice trembled with exhaustion and confusion. "He told me not to tell you. But his blood work shows a strange neurotoxin residue. It seems to have been dormant for years, but recently it broke through his brainstem defenses. The last two months, he's been using several times the safe dose of nerve blockers to keep going. Those drugs activated the toxin. His body has been overloaded for a long time." Helen paused, her breath catching. "I don't know what kind of poison it is. But if we don't find the original inhibitor data chain before

I saw her nostrils flare as she sniffed, Zoey’s bloody lips. “As l thought she was poisoned but this scent is woodsy”, Zara’s hands began to move over Zoey’s constrictive dress and roamed along her body. I could see her moving her hands over Zoey’s stomach most of the times. “She is not the one being affected by the poison , it was aconitum napellus, since she is a human , she is immune”,

Shadow paused helplessly as he looked towards his feet, “we don’t know…” “Poisoned… by what?” Sarah asked in confusion. Wasn’t Ed and Lara and their way here…. How did he get poisoned? “It’s an organophosphate compound.” Dana narrowed her eyes as she heard what toxin was used; her brain worked through the research papers that she had reviewed at a fraction of a second that one used to blink. She let go of Ben and took her phone to ring Stewart. Toxins was his forte. She remembered that he had some work in this space that she had assisted on during her early PhD days as his research assistant.

Laughter filled the room again, the king’s smile wide as he relished the humiliation he was dishing out. Spencer had been so strong previously. The toxin wasn’t just a way to eliminate shifting, it did terrible things to your body. When I’d had it, I was weak and could hardly concentrate. There were whole days I couldn’t remember what happened to me. The worst part was it took time to wear off. Without that antidote, we weren’t going to get any help from them for a while.

Benjamin, as an outsider, might not know the properties of this kind of toxin, but she herself was very familiar with it. Dr. Abbot took a deep breath and said, "Benjamin, the antidote for the paralyzing toxin is very broad. There are ninety-six known solutions, and even more outside of those ninety-six. We haven't figured them all out. This is the most accurate of the ninety-six known solutions, and it's already in these pills. If this doesn't work, then only the most precise detoxification method in the other person's hands can make Amanda better." Benjamin looked at Amanda in silence, not speaking.

“His throat was black and I could smell a toxin mixed with the stench of blood” A toxin mixed with the stench of blood. I tried to think if anything would come to mind but nothing did. I knew nothing about drugs, talk less of poisons. The woman's voice rose again. “It's the Luprax serum” I looked up at her, my jaws clenching. Now, I have to look into the poison called the Luprax serum. The journey will be rough, but I will go any length to clear my name.

"A severed head is a one-way ticket. The Petrovs will kill me the moment I hand it over. We need a deception, Dante. And we need to use Silas's own fortress to execute it." I lunged across the room, ripping open the chemical storage cabinets. My fingers flew across the glass vials until I found what I was looking for: Tetrodotoxin. A highly lethal neurotoxin derived from pufferfish, but in precise micro-doses, it served a different purpose.

"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.

he answers, and I can tell that he is being truthful. “What was that wolf that bit my mate?” I ask the next question. “That is the weapon. They are the weapon. The change forces the wolf to take control and become rabid. One bite will turn a wolf, kill vampires, witches, wizards and humans,” he speaks truthfully. “What is in the toxin? Why did Katie have an immunity to it?” I question him. “It’s a mixture of silver nitrate, wolfsbane, vampire and wolf venom. Plus, whatever plants the scientists used. That she-wolf received more than five times the others did and she was still fighting. It must be something to do with her genetics,” he explains.

I smirked, walking leisurely into their workspace, my hands clasped together at my back. "How far have you gone with the ...the thing?" I asked, not bothering to look back at her. She followed closely behind in very slow, timid steps. "Oh yes! We actually came up with an elixir. This one has a special type of prescription....and..". She hesitated. "Well? Go on!" I urged. She walked towards a white marker board with some weird diagrams on it. "Well, from our research, we discovered that Achuri is a fast spreading toxin. The damage spreads through the blood streams like many other toxins. Unlike wolfsbane, it can not be adapted to