Toxin Novels & Stories

The other guy replied with a smirk. "Oh really?,what are you planning to do man?".The first guy asked as he's eager to know what his friend is planning. "This syringe is filled with a poison called Botulinum toxin produced by anaerobic bacteria,they consist of 1000 amino acids joined together and most importantly they cause muscle paralysis by preventing the release of the signalling molecule acetylcholine.If 1 nanogram of this is injected in his body he'll surely die".The other guy answered as he placed the syringe on his hand gently on the table.

The blinds were shut, the desk was cluttered with papers and vials. Once we were seated, he adjusted his glasses and got straight to it. “The toxicology results just came back,” he began, flipping through a thin stack of papers. “We identified the toxin. It’s called batrachotoxin.” Liam frowned. “Sounds exotic.” Dr. Klein gave a small, grim smile. “It is. In very minute quantities, under controlled conditions, derivatives of it have been researched for potential cardiac therapies. But in high doses, like what your wife ingested, it’s extremely lethal. There’s been a global cessation of production in recent years due to its dange

“What.” I nod once, throat tight. “Captain Rook, Adrian’s command, was there. He told them to run a toxin screen.” Tessa’s mouth opens, then closes. Her optimism staggers but doesn’t die. “Toxin can mean… anything,” she says, voice small. “Contaminated food. A sickness. Maybe, maybe it’s just a standard panel word.” Briar’s eyes are hard. “Or it means poison.” The word drops into the space between us like a stone into deep water. I feel my stomach twist, my throat burning with memory. “I don’t know,” I whisper. “I don’t want it to mean that.”

The diner on the edge of town was a dive, its neon sign flickering like my wavering conscience, my heart pounding as I slid into a booth across from Tom and his contact, Kessler, a lean man with sharp eyes and a steady pulse. My throat burned, my eyes stinging as Kessler spread out three vials, his heart detached, his throat easing. “Pick your poison,” he said, his voice low, his hands gesturing to the vials. “Tetrodotoxin—paralyzes, every nerve on fire, death in hours. Ricin—guts him from the inside, three to five days of pure agony. Polonium-210—slow burn, untraceable, weeks of suffering.”

This would make the other party’s nervous system ten times more sensitive than it usually was. It was also precisely because of this that the native parasitic worm would be able to continue manipulating the corpse through the other party’s nervous system after killing him. It could be said that this toxin was also a form of nerve conduction medium. What was even more terrible was that this toxin enhanced the sensitivity of the other party’s nervous system before death, and this increased the other party’s perception of pain by dozens of times.

“That is a Tetrodotoxin. Poison.” My body froze. He continued. “It's a potent neurotoxin that causes rapid paralysis. Arthur would get paralyzed if mixed in his food without him knowing.” “What?!” The sachet fell from my hands and I blinked hysterically trying to figure out if I heard what he just said clearly. “Yes, Darcie. Poison. Let's poison Arthur.” “Are you out of your mind ?”

All what he had learnt from his father’s notes, all what he had thought himself would finally show. He got his device and filled it with a total of five bottles. “What do they do?” Karou asked. “I specialize in all types of poisons and toxins. You can’t have that in a real gun so I had to manufacture my own kind of weapons”. “Looks fancy” Megumi said. The needle came out and he pierced the first guy in the neck and went over to rest. Needles changed of course. He was in a gang, his sense of hygiene didn’t have to go with it. He had already put that factor in his gun to change the needles with every dose.

Joaquin said in excitement, “The Eriocauli Flos did heal the cold. However, the other toxin was let loose under the circumstances! “Then, the toxin began to damage the nervous system, resulting in Ms. Walton’s piercing pain and loss of consciousness. So, that was the case!” Kayson said smilingly, “The ratio of these two toxins is about 1:100. If the ratio were maintained, she would only suffer from paraplegia at most. “The two toxins must be removed simultaneously. Otherwise, the loss of balance by removing either of the toxins would

Distribution: normal Distribution area: The Toxrin can be found in South and North America, Europe, Asia and Africa. Yes, the poison from these critters was a really bad thing. When it got into the body, it ate organs and blood vessels from the inside out. You don't always die from it. If you got the antidote fast enough, you had a chance of survival of about twenty percent, but what followed was no more life, because massive damage was always left.

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.