Vampire Diaries Wolfsbane Novels & Stories

He growled, “You spiked my drink with wolfsbane!” “Let go!” She desperately clung to the thin blanket between them and pounded his chest. “Let me go! How could you do this to me?” Her muddled mind could only register that Clara had spiked his drink with wolfsbane again and set her up like in the past. Though lethal to werewolves, wolfsbane couldn’t kill lycans. Instead, it was used as an aphrodisiac because it lowered their inhibitions. Grabbing her hands, he pushed them above her head as his eyes blazed at the incredulous scene. “What are you trying to do here?”

I paused, swallowing the rest. She didn’t answer right away, and I didn’t expect her to. Then her voice came, soft and sure. “We’ll catch them. But first, we need proof they can’t run from.” I nodded slowly. “So what? What’s the plan?” Vanessa stepped closer, leaning in just enough for me to feel the warmth from her shoulder. “I can make something. It’s based on wolfsbane — the real kind, the kind that kills wolves if it’s not diluted. But I can manipulate it. Change it. Real wolves won’t feel a thing. Shapeshifters? They’ll drop fast. Convulsions. Blood thins. They can’t keep their form. It takes a bit of my blood for it to work, but I can do it.”

He groaned in pain, writhing as if acid was eating at his skin. “Levi!” I screamed, crawling toward him. “Stay back!” he yelled. “It’s wolfsbane.” My blood ran cold. Wolfbane. Deadly to werewolves. I could smell it now. It was bitter and sharp, like poison in my lungs. “I have to help—” “No!” he shouted. “If you touch it, it’ll burn you too.” “But…Levi, what do I do?!” “You’ve done enough,” he said through gritted teeth, his voice hoarse. “Just…stay there.”

I spat at him only for him to strike me before wiping off my spit. “That’s it fight me, it turns me on. I love a dismissive woman. Makes breaking them that much more satisfying” lowering his free hand he pulled his dick free. I knew what was going to happen and sensing my fear my wolf re-awoke. Fur began to sprout over my body as she forced her way forward only to suddenly stop. “Let’s not have you shifting, will ruin everything” Benjamin smiled as he waved a needle in my face before dropping it beside me. Wolfsbane, he had injected me with wolfsbane. I could feel it burning in my bloodstream, my skin felt as though it was on fire as it coursed through my body.

Rhayden had put us in a god-damned kill box. As if he had read my mind, Rhayden replied from behind me. “Relax Mars, they are not getting in. Wolfsbane.” Wolfsbane only stopped a lycan for so long. It was near fatal to them in werewolf form, but the human side of them, it was merely an irritant. I rolled my eyes and turned back to Rhayden as he held up a knife. Infused with silver, he grinned and stepped forward. “Your favorite weapon.”

Even in human form, he was still feral. Frowning, I leaned closer and inhaled deeply. There, beneath the scent of sweat and saliva, I could smell it: something herbal. I recognized that scent. I snapped my gaze up to meet my brother’s startled eyes, and knew he had picked up the scent, too. “Wolfsbane,” Damon breathed. My heart skipped a beat. Wolfsbane grew wild in certain parts of the Northern River Basin—it didn’t grow anywhere else in the region. In small doses, it could enhance a wolf’s senses. In larger doses, it drove them feral.

Grey looked at me, expecting an explanation. Roam tossed the flask towards his rival who easily caught it. Wolfsbane was odorless, had barely any taste, making it an adept killer of Lycans who could smell most poisons a mile away. The younger Alpha sniffed it with a furrowed brow, then went to taste it. I knew a small taste wouldn’t harm him, and I knew my furious brute had tasted it himself in my diner to confirm his theory, but still my wolf went into protective mode.

It is my job to heal those citizens, who can’t be healed by the human doctor. After I finish getting all my important things. We immediately head on our way to where they are. I decided to use my car because Lucas said that it was a little far from where we were. While we were on our way, he explained everything that he knew. He doesn’t have all the details, all he knows is for now is Fiona is in critical condition because of the hunters. He also mentions the ‘Wolfsbane’ This is really bad. Wolfsbane is the most lethal weapon that can be used against werewolves.

Callie mutters “The wolfsbane was to weaken him, make his Lycan non existent and he bit him. Tell him, tell my dad what you told me, Ivy.” I look to Ivy, who keeps her head down, her blonde hair hides her face. “I don’t know for certain.” She mutters “What do you know?” “Alpha Colt, I’ve done a lot of travelling. I have seen things that I didn’t think were possible.” she half laughs, “I am one of those impossible things.” “Spit it out.” “Wolfsbane really hurts, it’s used as a way of truly weakening a Lycan, almost makes you human.”

I asked in a confused tone. “Well, as far as I know, wolfsbane is the best way. Wolfsbane burns us. We can’t drink it but when it comes to foxes, just like vampires, they are unharmed by wolfsbane. So, we can differentiate between them and us. You can even throw wolfsbane water on them and if the person is okay, he or she is not a werewolf, simple!” Caleb replied in a casual tone. “Wow, Caleb, you are a genius!” I said excitedly.