Viltrumite Novels & Stories

Inside, its core revealed spiral-like veins that seemed to emit a dim, sinister glow. She knew exactly what this mineral was. It was called Thanorite, a "dead" mineral once found near the Aetherfall Mountains. It had the ability to release toxins slowly in damp environments. Once it contaminated a water source, it would not only poison the water but seep into the soil, affect crops, animals, and eventually, people. The contamination was slow and hard to detect, but once it began, it could not be stopped.

SELENE Iris paused for a while to pick the herb, she had to decide. But her hands weren’t steady in the drawer. She needed to make a smart move. To be faster than Evelyn. She had to think about what she was told before it was too late for her. Before Zarek’s wolf grew restless. She reached for the right vial, the one she had prepared only once before. Bitterroot. Crushed blackthorn. Spiritweed. It could cleanse bond suppressants.

Ovum vial: stable Sperm capsule: viable Fusion medium: uncontaminated “Good,” Dario murmured. “Step two: initiate medium cycle.” He pressed a button and warm fluid began circulating through the fusion chamber. The smooth whir of valves sounded almost musical. Ellie watched as the transparent tubing filled, each bubble rising like a promise. Amy’s breath caught. She glanced at Ellie’s face—determination etched in every line. But Ellie’s eyes, bright behind her mask, flickered with fear. Amy reached out and placed a hand on Ellie’s arm, Ellie steadied herself,

I trailed off as I tried to focus. My head throbbed in protest. "Then nothing." "Don't push it," Sasha warned. "That's the Velvaret. It messes with your memory. Causes confusion, and disorientation. You're lucky you didn't get hurt worse." "Velvaret?" I echoed, the word feeling foreign on my tongue. Sasha nodded. "It's a neurostimulant. A powerful aphrodisiac. It hijacks the nervous system, causes intense arousal, and clouds judgment. The longer it builds, the more it overrides rational thinking. If it goes unchecked, it can be dangerous."

But when the light hit it, it glowed with a faint, pulsing violet I didn’t quite understand. My breath caught. It looked like a shard of the obsidian altar, but refined, polished. "Where did you get that?" Killian now stepped forward, his aura flaring. The merchant flinched but didn't back down. "It was found in the ruins of the old mountain palace," Valerius said. "My men found it while scavenging for... scrap. It has a curious property. It reacts to those with 'the gift'." "It's a trap," I whispered.

were gone, replaced by the raw, unshielded fear of a child. "Don't come closer, Elian," Leo warned, his voice cracking with a metallic resonance. "The static... it’s still shedding." The Anatomy of the Crystallization Within the Ark’s medical records—now accessible only to Leo’s fading biological mind—the phenomenon was known as Neural Vitrification. It was a fail-safe designed for the original architects. If the system's "Noise" became too high, the human interface would be converted into a stable, non-reactive mineral state to preserve the data integrity.

"Always so dramatic, Jade. You have the arrogance of your mother and the stubbornness of a girl who doesn't realize she's lost. Did you bring the neural-erase formula?" "I brought the only thing that matters," Jade said, opening the case to reveal the violet vial. It pulsed with a soft, ethereal light, looking more like a jewel than a liquid. "The stabilized version. My mother's blood, my own blood, and the final sequence. It’s the key to the 'Clean Slate' project. But it's delicate. If you detonate those explosives, the shockwave will render the biological protein useless. You’ll be left with nothing but rubble and a dead son-in-law."

​The Ghost-Station of the Void ​As they approached the distortion, a structure emerged from the absolute black. ​It wasn't a Spire, and it wasn't a Directorate fortress. It was a massive, circular ring made of "Translucent-Lead", a material that had been banned by the original Boardroom for being too dangerous to handle. The ring was ten miles wide, and in its center sat a single, pulsating sphere of Violet-Fire.

her expression hardened slightly as she spoke the next words, “and the substance itself is not only dangerous, it is also forbidden.” She took a shaky breath before continuing her explanation. “It is a suppressor known as Virexil.” She revealed, letting the name settle heavily into the room, “And it is a drug specifically designed to suppress a werewolf’s aura, weaken their connection to their wolf, and over time, completely sever that bond. But I think we all know what this is.” Shock spread instantly. “Virexil? That's an illegal drug!” “How could someone do this kind of thing?! If it's been in her system for a long time, then that means…”

"Korr secured the Nullifiers. We have the base layout locked." "You have a temporary roof over a house of cards, my boy," Thorne said. He flipped the latches on the silver case. The metal box clicked open with a sharp sound, and a soft, cold vapor rolled out over the desk. Inside, resting on blue velvet, was a single glass vial filled with a thick, glowing crimson fluid. My hybrid nose flared instantly. The scent coming off that vial was intense. It smelled like pure, concentrated Alpha dominance, but it was totally stable. It didn't have the wild, rotting burn of a curse at all. It smelled like a pure cure.