Novelas y relatos de Venom

They came to a bare, rocky land without any grass. “It’s Deinagkistrodon. It’s venomous. Tell me, where’s the bite?” Alex hurriedly asked after quickly putting Beatrice down.

“Shut up! How could that stupid old man not have told you the formula?! You just want to ruin me! “You refuse to tell me, huh? Let’s see whether your stubbornness will outlast your body.” Violet scoffed and had someone bring a box over. “These are South Amerigo’s most venomous snakes. Their venom can cause enough pain to kill a person. I’m going to ask you again. Are you going to tell me the formula?” “I really don’t know it.”

“We’ve found a foreign compound in her blood. We’re still identifying it. Several of the components are associated with deliberate damage to the wolf-human connection.” Jaxson’s attention sharpened. “Poison.” “That’s what we’re investigating.” “How long would it take?” “That depends entirely on the compound and the amount. It could be a single significant exposure. Her results look more consistent with repeated smaller exposures over a period of time.” Repeated. A sound came from the bed. I was beside her before the healer had turned around. Her brow tightened. Her fingers moved against the blanket. Her eyes opened, unfocused, and came round until they found me.

)' I say. 'Конечно, я могу это сделать. Есть ли какое-то конкретное место, куда я могу их отправить? У вас есть убежище в Калифорнии? (Of course I can do that is there a specific place I can send them? Do you have a safe house in california?)' He asks 'Ты ведь понимаешь, что говоришь с той самой, единственной и неповторимой Venom Vixen, верно? Чёрт возьми, разумеется, у меня есть конспиративная квартира! Я скину тебе адрес — отправлю его прямо сейчас. Завтра утром я буду уже там. Ещё раз спасибо за помощь; я перед тобой в долгу, мой дорогой кузен. (you do realize you are talking to the one and only Venom Vixen right? Damn right

It had a strange, milky viscosity to it, a chemical sheen that caught the harsh light of the room. "Liquid fire," I whispered, the realization making my stomach drop. "It’s a localized coagulant neurotoxin. Arthur Vance’s old research from the Oakhaven facility. They’re coating the rounds, Vulture. Even a graze will freeze the lungs in twenty minutes if we don't counter it."

"Now she's given me all the evidence I need." "Touching," Vera said. "The grieving widower finally finds his spine. Too bad it's twenty years too late." She pulled something from her coat—a vial of black liquid that made every wolf step back. "Concentrated shadow venom. One drop kills a wolf. Half a drop kills a phoenix. And this?" She held it up to the light. "This is specifically designed for corrupted phoenixes. Like you, dear Mona."

She removed her shades, revealing her injured face. “Who ruined your face, stepmother?” Denis asked mockingly. “I need the poison you’re working on.” “We can’t release even a drop,” Denis replied coolly. “If Silence finds out, it’s over.” “Then give me something else. I have a pest to get rid of.” He shrugged, leading her to another lab and handing her a vial of bright green liquid — Viper’s Breath. A single sip could rot a person’s insides in hours, leaving them convulsing until their lungs collapsed.

Two vials had been identified, but they were not in order just yet. The next vial's content was a pale green, almost translucent. Its scent was acrid, and it had a slight effervescence. Viper's Breath was made out of viper venom, which could cause paralysis. But how could it be used as an antidote? I could not figure that part out. I racked my brain, but nothing came up. Time was running out. It was well known that snake venom causes the blood in the body to clot. In usual and normal circumstances, it would be a horrible thing, but what if there was internal bleeding from a Bloodroot Elixir? Would that Viper's Breath that contai

Then everything did. Joseph's body convulsed violently. He arched off the couch, mouth open in a silent scream. The black veins throbbed, pushing toward the surface. A gurgling sound rose from his throat, and then he vomited. Thick, dark fluid spilled onto the wooden floor, reeking of death. Tasha gagged and turned away. Debby covered her mouth and nose. "Is that... the venom?" Tasha asked. Chris nodded. "Looks like it. Smells like it too. Vampire venom is the most pungent of venoms."

He walked toward me, joking with Jared about how he’d have been dead if he hadn’t caught me in time. "The Luna knows Moonshade can’t survive a day without me. She’d never kill me," Jared responded with exaggerated confidence. I laughed. My first real laugh since yesterday. "You should be resting after taking care of the pack all day, Ari," Vayne said, voice full of concern. "I will. I just need to finish testing these, stop by the clinic, and then I’m done." I dropped the crossbow and started arranging bottles of shade serpent venom into a brown carton. The blue liquid corroded living tissues. Mixed with silver, it became a slow, agonizing poison for wolves.