White Snake Sage Novels & Stories

he uttered and I was a bit surprised at what he called me. Brushing it off, I carried Sage in my arms, holding her tight to contain her quivering body. "Have someone clear the area first, then have Oscar retrieved Dad's body. And please, find some wolfsbane for Sage." Enzo nodded in understanding before he headed on. Gwen looked at me in puzzlement, her hands trembling in distress. "Wolfsbane?" she questioned in disbelief. "Why would you use that to Sage?"

Some after revealing their roots they covered them back and some they but in a purse hanging around their waist. ‘Why are you guys digging up grass?’ ivory asked as she watched them doing their thing. ‘It’s isn’t just any grass, it’s snow grass’ Indigo replied. ‘Snow grass, what are those’ ivory asked looking around; Natasha shakes her head indicating she doesn’t know too. ‘It’s a type of grass which is used to make medicine and potion’ indigo replies ‘the older it gets the stronger its properties’. ‘Then why are you looking at their roots and covering them back’ Natasha asked.

She then set the herb bundle alight too, letting it smoulder for a minute before she blew the flames out. The brunette slowly started to walk around the tree, wafting the sage around, reciting a purification spell as she did so “Smoke of Sage , purify and cleanse this tree of any and all bad energies”. Sage scented smoke curled around the tree and where it landed on the blood stains, they glowed briefly and then vanished. Lena buried the sage at the base, blew out the candles and popped them into her bag. She shouldered it and walked away from the former crime scene.

“It’s rare. Grows only during the Blood Moon. Boil it with wolfsbane and silver root, and you get a brew strong enough to erase memories temporarily. Dangerous… if used too often, it can cause permanent gaps.” “Could it be slipped into a drink?” “Yes. It’s tasteless if mixed right.” I stared at the jar. “Do you have any left?” Sage shook her head. “No. I stopped harvesting it years ago. But the last person who asked about it… was Gracie.” Everything inside me stilled. “She said she was researching toxins,” Sage added. “To protect the pack. I didn’t question it.” Of course she didn’t. Gracie knew how to lie. She was the master of wearing innocence like a cloak.

She trusted Dawn's wisdom, understanding that the burning of sage carried ancient rituals of purification and spiritual cleansing. Taking Dawn's advice to heart, Zelda embarked on a mission to obtain sage. With the fragrant herb in hand, she followed the prescribed steps, carefully lighting it and allowing the aromatic smoke to fill her surroundings. As the tendrils of sage smoke curled and danced in the air, Zelda felt a sense of calm wash over her, a shield against the unsettling energies that had infiltrated her dreams. Nightfall descended once more, and Zelda prepared herself for slumber, the scent of sage lingering in the air. She nestled beneath the covers, allowing the weight of exhau

She continued. Soheila's ears moved when she heard the herb's name. She took the list from Sirene's eyes and saw underneath the Heavenly Gold Grape Pill was the Sun's Grass herb. The herb was needed for the pill that Soheila will make for Little Black and Sylvie to hide their aura and soul. Soheila could get one by asking Firezha's mother to go to the sun and take one. Although it will be hard even though she's a bird since the sun was far. It will consume half of the Gigantic Firebird's energy.

Cadell Marcus took advantage of Egbert Yedda's time to clean up, so the remaining medicinal ingredients in the furnace were gathered up again, and he once again prepared a bottle of medicinal water. In this medicinal water there is a part of that four hundred year old ginseng, there is also a little remaining snake spirit aura. Ordinary people can drink it to strengthen their body and prolong their life can eliminate all diseases. After all, this snake spirit and four hundred year old ginseng are rarely seen, so Cadell Marcus also wasted a lot of effort to get his hands on it.