Novel & Cerita Vervain Plant Vampires

It would be easy to find me. What should I do? "Vicky? Vicky?" "Ah–what?" I was so distracted just now. "Let's get out of here quickly. I'll take you back." "Okay, I..." Before I could finish speaking, I suddenly felt dizzy. My eyes darkened, and I lost consciousness. A large amount of vervain had entered my body. Vervain was highly toxic to me. Although it wouldn't kill me, it was enough to petrify my body for a few days.

Before he never bothered to care but now the information might prove useful. He nodded at the guards and they stepped aside to allow him in. Seb is the only human with a high rank amongst the guards. Although it didn't mean much it allowed him some privileges as Marcos would call it. She was in the same bed he just awakened her from only a short time ago. He shut the door softly behind him then with steady strides he walked to the bed. The covers were thrown off and she lay shivering in the center. He could see the silver tendrils covering her sweating body from the platinum in her. Platinum and not silver is what harms vampires. The stories humans tell of these creatures are filled with far

I wouldn't let that happen now. My whole body morphed into my vampire self. My eyes turned into a bright glowing red colour. My canines sharpened and my nails grew longer. I whipped my head towards Maya one last time to make sure she was safe before bolting down with the sole purpose to attack that damn creature. The wind rushed through me, my feet dug on the dirt as I was skillfully making my way through the thick trees. His pestering odour grew stronger and stronger meaning I was getting closer.

These vampires were nothing but scum, and that would be how I would treat them. “Berus, take her to the dungeon, and dispose of this witch's body, would you?” Commanded Vincent as the vampires turned to leave, their movements echoing their own belief they were greater than any other being. They left the room, almost gliding across the floor, their feet barely seeming to touch the stone. The Phantomhive’s were dangerous, more so than I had anticipated, I hadn't expected them to kill Blanche; I had hoped they would see use in her, but she wasn’t what they had wanted. I was. Yet why? Why did they want me? Yes, I was a sunlight witch, and that came with a great power, though that didn’t mean I w

I ran through the woods, muddy floor and I had no idea where I was going. Normally, I would have been healed, my wounds closed up and my body stronger no matter how much I had been running. But, every time I tried to focus and heal myself, I would feel nothing but excruciating pain. Vervain. When they had captured me and taken me back to their camp, they had injected me with it. The stupid poison was coursing through my veins and eating away at my essence like fire would burn up a paper. It was even worse because it wasn’t just little they had administered to me, the dosage they had given me was enough to kill off five vampires. But due to my powers, it was not enough to kill me instantly bu

“Yes… Well, ‘saw’ might not be the correct term. I felt it too, Dahlly – his memories and emotions were so present that I could even smell the taste of blood at his mouth…” “His family, they seemed to have been poisoned before they were attacked.” “Yes, that’s the case indeed… They were given a rare kind of poison.” “The poison, I need to check it further, but I there was probably the presence of vineroot in it.” “Vineroot? You mean the plant that can only be found in the Water Fairy clan’s territory?” “Yes… Although I have never seen it up close and had never used it before, I read in some books that they were highly fatal to vampires. If a vampire does unfortunately take it, it will mimic

I moved away from him and he laughed. "Don't worry. The vampires are drugged with vervain, a very potent herb which acts as a drug for vampires." He said, his eyes sparkling with interest. I tried not to scowl. "It will be your job to keep them drugged when I am not here. The vervain is in the second drawer of my desk." He said. "What about feeding them?" I asked before I could stop myself. A human who has just been informed that vampires exist should not ask such questions! I should act scared damn it! I cursed myself but the doctor just stared at me through the dark.

So, creating the blood trees or plantations of blood trees, yes, somehow the vampires were still alive, dry, hard, stuck to the ground like roots, being the food source of these carnivorous plants with water well, for several years, this method of torture caused blood to be born and sprung from the earth, generations of blood, Those fruits that were bubbly, but what they thought could be good torture for vampires, when humans started to approach, like children with curiosity, those same carnivorous plants, invested in them, attacked them, spread with weeds and vines. Even though in addition to keeping them alive, they sucked their blood keeping them as new bloodfruit trees, so what was once

Phil glared at Pristine and said, “Apparently, Pristine’s research was wrong. Becca doesn’t have the vampire potion and the potion is actually in the vampire world.” “But my theorie—” Pristine was roughly cut off by Phil. “How can the vampire potion be in the human world, Pristine? For God’s sake, admit that you made such a big mistake.” “But if Becca doesn’t have the potion, what about the poison in h—” Alexander stopped midway when he felt someone stomped on his foot with a high sharp-pointed heel. He snapped his head towards his right, where Vanessa was standing. “Just stay quiet,” Vanessa hissed as Phil scolded Pristine for quite some time.

A hint of amusement at my choice of beverage considering I shouldn’t have known a vampire was coming here tonight. 'Please.' Cora accepts the flavoured tea, which is a firm favourite of mine and Cornel just watches. Vampires eat and drink regular human food and beverages when the mood takes them, but Vervain has a very nasty effect on the creatures. It’s as close to an effective poison against Vampires as you can get. Enough to leave them incapable for weeks while they recover. It’s been known to kill weaker hybrids if enough is ingested. I stand and tend to pouring out some amber liquid into teacups, savouring the strong aroma, dropping in honey for sweetness before stirring a cup and handi