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And I was going back. I wiped my eyes with the back of my hands and forced myself up off the counter. I had to be strong. Papa wouldn’t want this. I packed enough for a couple days and before I knew it, I was getting off a plane and walking down the runway in a trance. It all went by in a hazy blur. I didn’t remember leaving my apartment, let alone getting on a plane, but here I was, just outside the airport. I hailed a cab and told the driver where I was going. He chuckled and raised a bushy black eyebrow. “Blackwater, eh? I don’t think I’ve ever been,” he leaned closer to the rear view mirror and lowered his voice. “I’ve heard rumors about the people there.” I perked up. “Really?” I was cu

“We need to move, Bianca. The water... look at the water.” Bianca stood, her legs shaking. She turned toward the shore. The Atlantic was no longer gray. A thick, oily blackness was bleeding into the surf, spreading in rhythmic, pulsing clouds from the site of the crash. The Serum Infection. It wasn't just in the clones anymore; it was in the ecosystem. “It’s moving fast,” she whispered.

As the black rain continued to fall, the sense of tension in the room lingered and never dissipated, a constant reminder of the unpredictable nature of the world they now inhabited. In Brandon's mind, as he hugged his lover, a certain memory from his past life came into his mind. He remembered that when it all started, there was indeed a black rain pouring over the whole country. Those who got weak in just an hour all had a fever. Some of them died and became mindless creatures, and some of them obtained abilities. Those who haven't managed before the end of the world or right after the end of the world, this is the chance for them to have the ability.

“Is that the ones that drowned became lodged under the water. With the flood and debris from the storm, it was too dangerous to try to find them, though the warlock tried. The water became polluted, and anyone who consumed it without filtering or boiling it became infected with the need to eat living flesh – or began to waste away, consumed from the inside. In addition, those of the original infected group that made it to sure managed to bite some people, and so whilst we were dealing with the Van Helsings torturing and taking prisoners, trying to enslave the werewolves and other supernaturals, we were also fighting off zombies, and unable to consume or bathe in the water.” “I know this illn

It calculates. “How did Alaric get sick?” my father asks. “Truly?” “The fall,” I say. “Vincent’s men ambushed the ridge patrol. Alaric shifted to fight them off. Took the fall chasing them down the cliff. He got cut during the fight. A shallow cut on his ribs. It never scabbed. It continuously secretes clear fluid.” My father closes his eyes. “Contact poison. On the blade. Something that enters the blood. Nightshade doesn’t do that. But blackroot does. It mimics fever. Causes seizures. Looks like a bad reaction to healing herbs if you don’t know what you’re looking for.”

He clutched at his chest. A tattered shirt bared his bloody body in the firelight. Between the shredded material Brandon could see the skin turning, branches, and veins blackening beneath his skin as the black fluid mixed into his wounds. Blood ran like water as he turned burning eyes upward. And the black fluid? Brandon knew exactly what it was. The sharp kiss of the Ghoul had burned his insides more than once. Ghoul’s venom. Lethal black viscous fluid that the Ghouls spit and slobbered across their claws, which turned their talons as black as obsidian. For mortals the blood created violent, horrible sickness that ended in death after a few hours, few lived after just one full on scratch. B

He didn't look horrified. He looked like he was watching a scientific experiment. "What the hell is happening?" I roared, stepping toward him. Sterling looked at me, a thin, cruel smile touching his lips. "It's called the Black Tide, Callum. It's not just the water that's contaminated. It's the air in the lower levels. Some of the people who survived the initial surge breathe in the silt. It takes a few days to incubate. And then, it takes everything."

I said quickly. The black veins were mainly among vampires who were infected, as if they were failing a transition making them sick. "It was under their eyes, down their necks and arms. I don't know about anything under the clothes but they didn't look good at all." Brier replied. I cursed under my breath, "Ambrosia? What do you know about it?" Jackson asked looking at me. I looked up at Xander and shook my head. "It's like a plague among vampires, if they are in transition but the body rejects it then the blood gets poisoned creating the black marks on them." I said looking around. "It doesn't always kill them, they have to be put down because they are too far gone. Their minds completely c

He was utterly unfazed by any of the traps set by Dark Occult. Xyris and Fifth Elder immediately neutralized Kodoku parasites that were activated. The same went to the other traps. With Tyr and Xyris’ insane prowess, the traps were but a toy to them. They took only twenty minutes navigating the forest and arrived on the top of a little hill at the edge. In front was Blackwater Gorge. It was known as Blackwater Gorge because of Blackwater River flowing right in front of it. Located upstream on the other side of Rafinesque Peak was an industrial area, which caused the river to be black in color and stink of a pungent smell.

Chapter 36 Drowning of Saint Michel The rupture in the concrete platform did not release a shower of stone or earth; it unleashed a solid, pressurized column of stagnant, black water that smelled heavily of ancient sulfur and chemical waste. The force of the underground eruption was so violent it threw Laila backward, her bound blades cutting through the air as she crashed into the concrete base of a structural pillar. The three New Breed monsters were caught directly in the path of the black geyser, their spider-like limbs instantly dissolving into a purple slime as the highly acidic water stripped the flesh from their bone structures within seconds.