Vervain Plant Vampires Novels & Stories

“Hold the fort mate!” “There is another idea that I had,” says Esther, “I think all of us vampires should start drinking some vervain. D can drink some wolfsbane, and Ty can do both to build up resistance and a certain degree of immunity. After the way, Brent and I were kidnapped and Ty was almost kidnapped, I think this will be a good idea. Not too much, just a little bit every day.” “That’s a great idea!” Nadia says, “like people sometimes do with poisons.”

I grab the box of stones from the man and turn to exit the store. "Wait!" He calls out to me, grabbing my attention. I stop in my tracks and walk back in his direction. "Yes?" I ask. "Take this before you leave." He says, handing me a small container. "What is it?" "Vervain." "What for?" "Well, if you've already managed to come across a vampire, it's safe to say that there is a high risk of encountering another one. As long as you have vervain in your system, vampires won't be able to compel you."

Desmond admitted as he raised his head to stare at Alpha Varlos. "Anyone in your state will feel the same way. I completely understand that you have to take every precaution to defend your pack, but when I say that I'm not your adversary, I really mean it." Desmond brought out a white bottle filled with crystalline liquid from his pocket. "This with me is a bottle filled with vervain," "Vervain is a medical substance that will help people not to be under the influence of a compulsion made by a vampire." Alpha Varlos scoffed and said, "So what do we do with that piece of information? Your people are waging war against us and what we do is admire some medicinal liquid in your bottle?"

He hadn't even checked to see what had happened to her. I felt my anger rise as these thoughts pulled through my mind. Now that Mia was no longer in danger, I knew that I could give reign to my anger. The vervain had essentially poisoned her blood, making it undrinkable to any vampire. It wouldn't hurt her because her human blood protected her. But no vampire would be able to digest that, not to mention how revolting it would smell to all of them now.

I've never been so confused in my life. "That's why we want you to find out," Dad says. "What?" They can't be serious. " I'm just finding out that vampires exist and you want me to find out if Chloe's cousin is one? How do I even know she's a vampire? Pour vervain on her?" "Yes." Mrs. Lorenzo blurts, she ignores my mom's harsh stare and she looks at me. "once you pour even a little vervain on her she'll react. She'll wince and her blood will start to boil then her eyes will turn either pure black or blood red."

Arthur who launched his already cast defensive spell to protect Rome inquired out loud. Verra was over by the black leaves, studying them. She touched and tasted their texture and channeled mana through the veins of the leaves, trying to understand their makeup. Over the years, Xasha had rubbed off on her more and more. She was now obsessed with gaining knowledge about plants and anything else she thought would help the guild. "Guys, avoid those snakes, they are dangerous, even touching them is lethal. They aren't snakes, they're vines their poisonous vines. What you see is an illusion," her words woke everyone up.

What the hell were they planning to do with him? "And worse off, we also found traces of Vervain in his system,” he added. “Did you say Vervain?” I asked, the curiosity peaking, “that’s a very rare and dangerous flower even to Alphas, people aren’t even allowed to grow them because of the havoc they cause. It has been banned across the country. How the hell will someone get their hands on that?” Drew sounded just as surprised as I was. Wait, something doesn’t sit right with this…

"'Craig, I must feed you good blood or your dad will kill me." I grabbed the blood bag as he offered it to me. Although fake, it was better than nothing. "Manage it. I promise you the van will provide enough blood by breakfast tomorrow "Charles said I took one gulp and nearly spewed it out. "What type of fucking blood is this?" "Chlorophyllic nectar," Charles apologized. Vitalis Vine is a plant species and an alternative to animal or human blood, which never satisfied me. "Drinking piss is better than this crap," I complained.

I yelled at the doctor to look at her and then after her vitals, he was able to stop her bleeding and then explained that she lost consciousness because her wolf was in a state of shock. He explained further that she would remain in a coma if I truly wanted to save her, I needed to get a vervain. “What? How do I get that? The plant had been extinct for so long that I don’t even know where to find it,” I replied to him, looking so worried. “And also I heard that the plant is poisonous. Won’t it be toxic to her body system especially when she is carrying a child?” I inquired. “If we truly want to save both the mother and the child, we need to get the plant as soon as possible,” he said.

And when everything looked like a blissful win for the werewolf-man duo, Varca clicked his fingers, and an abnormal amount of smoke just spread through, all around the shore of Bepal. The ships were spreading it. They were crushing a bunch of neurotoxin which the vampires are immune to. They were a blend of...wolfsbane. Kohl realised his dirty plan when he saw the humans falling to their knees, sucked out to the last drop by vampires. He growled at Varca, charging at him with a stake of a broken roof in his hand. "ARGH!" Varca cried, coughing out blood.