Venom Deku Novels & Stories

"The girl is a rogue. But we didn’t find much on her asides from the scratch marks and the fact that she was given a high dosage of conium Maculatum(Poison Hemlock)." "You just said conium Maculatum(Poison Hemlock)?" Chad's eyes widened. "That word sounds familiar; I can't really remember where I heard it from," I muttered, trying to calm down my brain to remember. "In the Silverstone pack, conium maculatum is the main source of poison. It's a slow poison that first weakens your wolf, making you vulnerable to all attacks. It stops you from breathing normally. Shit, have you forgotten?" Chad explained, and I saw Andrew looking at him in awe.

There were even white acidic fumes being formed. "How can this be?" Phoebe was utterly shocked. With widened eyes, she exclaimed, "Impossible! "Nobody would be able to neutralize the poison produced in Greka without any preparation in advance! Nobody! "This poison was made with a dozen different venoms. It is so unpredictable that even its creators struggle to make an antidote for it." Woody smirked. "This is merely the Seventh Deadly Viper Venom. It's nothing special." Phoebe's expression shifted again. "How did you know that it's the Seventh Deadly Viper Venom?"

He was not afraid of it. However, it was different for the giant python. It had solid scales that could serve as an extraordinary shield, but the snake could not last long when exposed to such venom. In the end, it died from poisoning. The name of this venom was Bone Corrosion Venom. It was refined from a unique type of bug monster. After refinement, it was spread onto arrows or blades. It had powerful corrosion and venomous properties. Chase had just entered the valley when he heard the shrill call of different birds from deep inside the woods.

Evari yelled, her hands shaking in nervousness, anger as how they've made such a grave mistake "There is no way, this is a very expensive crystal Poison, it kills gradually and the kidney is the most vulnerable, We can't find this in our Coastville, It is only from Crukooland it is used !" He expressed shock, "Only in Crukooland ? " Evari asked again, "This was propably by the physician that decocted the drug, Crystal poison is easily noticeable and there is no way the physician wouldn't notice the poison, she should be arrested ! "

I asked him still pointing my gun at him. "N-no," He replied hesitantly and that's when I knew how right I am. "This is Potassium Chloride. If a high dose of this bottle is injected into someone's vein at a rapid speed, the person could go into cardiac arrest and eventually die within minutes without anyone knowing about the actual cause," The horror on everyone's face was too transparent after I told them what this little jar could possibly do to one person. My reaction was worse than that because I knew what would have happened if we were even a minute late.

He slumped forward, planted his elbow on the table, and propped his jaw on his curled fingers, tilting his head as he reflected to himself. “It's a potent anti-shift toxin,” Androkles imparted while at the control boards, looking down on the blinking screen. “It’s a sticky substance that comes from silver-winged bats. They have a strange gland in their throat that produces meremist to defend the roosts of their pups.” “We never fathomed that the vampires could lace their arrows and blades with such a thing. Even putting it under their nails. And it worked out well for them,” Gustav related, sounding regretful. “It was too effective.”

“The Goddess Hecate has shared a plan for the witches on their side. We have a secret weapon who will be able to draw out those witch’s magic, leaving them human. It’s their punishment for forsaking the will of their Goddess.” There was a pregnant silence after I finished speaking. I could see that everyone was taking in the breadth of this situation. Aunt Imeela raised her hand. I nodded for her to continue. “The poison that you were able to procure proved to be interesting. It’s designed to create intense pain in their victim because they thrive on the adrenaline in the blood. It’s also used to strengthen Demacores. Injecting additional venom into each other would juice them up. Nellie too

Besides being fully unconscious, her breathing and her pulse could barely be detected, and her pale skin and sunken eyes gave her the appearance of one who was already dead. After administering the wine and the acidi vegetabili, he listened to her heart and began muttering to himself. I considered this an ominous sign. Adara couldn’t pick up the words he was murmuring, but I could, and so I quietly repeated them for her. In retrospect, I should have lied and said he was talking to himself about her excellent chances for recovery. But I didn’t have the presence of mind to do this, and I know I only further upset Adara by repeating his phrases such as “aconitum on Vukasin . . . most poisonous

Beside her, she could feel her father go rigid. What terrified them both was Tempest’s life being in danger. “I can prepare the medicine, but it’s a special compound. I have almost all the ingredients... except one.” The doctor, a gray-haired man with green eyes, answered as he adjusted his glasses. “What do you need?” Archer asked through clenched teeth. “It’s not something werewolves can get. It’s the venom... of a Variun,” Marco said, his voice heavy. One look at his face and Archer knew it was a lethal insect.

“Marsh vipers?” She nodded. “Yes. Their venom alone is deadly but when it is mixed with crushed night roots and fermented under a specific moon cycle, it becomes Morveth Draught.” My jaw tightened. “The herb I mentioned contains a natural compound that breaks the venom structure in the poison,” she replied. “Without it, the poison continues spreading until the organs fail.” I looked at Summer again. “Who the hell would use something like this on a child?” I muttered angrily. Leslie did not answer.