White T Poison Novels & Stories

There was this disquieted look on her face, which had me puzzled. “How are you doing? How is the condition of the former Alpha?” She finally mumbled. I was so tired, and it felt like my lips were too heavy to produce words. I mean, a lot was going on in my mind. “He’s stable for now,” I said, heaving a sigh. “What do you mean for now? You weren’t able to heal him?” She asked with a questioning look on her face. “The arrow was poisoned; the arrow that shot him during the war was poisoned—a rare poison to be precise,” I further explained, trying to answer the unasked question in Whitney’s heart.

"Don't be afraid, Lady Gwen... This is just a complication from industrial poisoning! That filthy water causes severe hallucinations and temporary pigment changes. There is no monster!" She quickly opened the medical kit, pulled out a vial of dark green herbal medicine, poured it into her palm, and forced me to drink it. "Drink this, child. It’s an antidote and a nerve stabilizer. The hallucinations will stop as soon as you take it."

Christopher I take a look at the series of weapons that rest in front of me on the table. These are from the fresh arrival that we got two days back. Yesterday I got a call from Richard telling me to inspect the stock that has arrived. He even suggested that If I like any of them, then I can keep it. Hence, I find myself here examining the guns at the storehouse of a deserted tyre factory. I look around for a while, the sight of the storehouse is really hideous. Stale smoky air dangles in the room, along with the smell of drab abraded leather of the discarded tyres that lie at random spots on the ground. Don't ask me how do we always get some shady place to carry out our work. After all, we

"And?" "It’s a rare poison. Derived from an antelope species that hasn’t been hunted legally for decades. Banned across regions. It stops the heart instantly. Freezes the blood cells and cuts all body activities in a matter of minutes." "Poison?" Talon asked, eyes narrowing. "Are you absolutely sure about what you are talking about?"

Doctor Carver began and went on to narrate what he had told me the previous night. "I know of the Fall of Talamar, but I never heard that their sea contained poisons," Gideon said. "They had medicinal herbs as well, but it was more of the poisons. After the last war destroyed them, I guess the few who were left held on to whatever remained from the sea. But that's not the disturbing part." I noticed Julian glance at Gideon with a worried look on his face before Doctor Carver went on. "I did some more research on the poisons peculiar to them and found out that it shared similarities with the same poison that had been slowly killing you before Freya came along as well as the same poison mixed

" What's Theo yelling about?" "They're talking about ending your life," she was always so playful and fun but today... She was different. "How the hell does a vampire become a werewolf?" She crossed her arms in front of her chest. The whole scenery reminded me of the day I became one of them. Maxine standing with crossed arms in front of me, and a couple of people I don't know deciding my fate in my absence. I walked to the door and tried to listen more. "... a white maned, and he had red eyes. Only the two greatest werewolves had that," Theo spoke so confidently. He always had my back in situations I wasn't able to control.

As an expert in poison, he possessed far more than just the Reaper’s Breath. The white powder was a less powerful poison compared to the Reaper’s Breath, but was just as effective.

At that time, if the White family wanted to let Sue White live, they had to find other ways to restrain the fire poison. This time, they had used the poison needles on the tails of the Red Willow Fire Scorpions. The next time, the poison they could use would be even more overbearing than this. With the strength of the White family, it would be more difficult than this time. However, seeing Sue White's innocent look at this time, Caspian did not say anything more. Perhaps Sue White still didn't know that the Red Willow Fire Scorpion could only temporarily suppress the fire poison in her body. Perhaps she already knew, but she had already seen through it.

The appearance of a white wolf is mystical in shifter history. The prophecy claims that a white wolf is the guiding power behind a great change. These crazy men thought I was leading them to victory in some shifter war. “I’m probably just an albino, right, Doc?” He shook his head from side to side, making me feel defeated. “No. Beyond your white fur, you have no signs or DNA of albinism. The code for pure white fur is polygenetic. Multiple alleles are responsible for the expression of white fur. The probability that the exact combination for the trait is present is extremely low.”

The air became silent, and still, no one moved. It had been the talk for the past few days. Something from the past had returned. Something with perilous intent for all of mankind. Her father's soldiers had been sent forth across the sea to battle these things, these whispers, and while everyone was scared to say it, they knew it was a failed voyage, and none of those men were fated to return. Not with the bodies the waves kept washing daily to the coast. The soldiers had been graced with the powers of the Whites, an untold force that was meant to keep them alive, but no one believed that was even a thing. Because they hadn't seen it used. But hell was about to break loose. And this danger,