Why Is It Called Monkey Blood Medicine Novels & Stories

Much of his memories were still a blur. The bulls had been ferocious, compelling them to swallow their experimental concoctions and later when they refused, they starved them deliberately and laced their food and drinks with venom. Their torturers had access to all kinds of poison extracted from varying herbs and plants found on the Xuancang Mountains, insects, lizard-like reptiles and small snakes.

“If this illness exists, then someone must know how to treat it.” Elena nodded slowly. “There is allegedly a cure. But according to these texts, the cure can only be found in the Bloodmoon pack.” Andrei and I stared at her in shock. I recalled hearing about Bloodmoon—an ancient and powerful pack that had long since been slaughtered by rogues. They were said to possess magic from the Moon Goddess’s bloodline, magic that could heal any illness. “The Bloodmoon pack died out generations ago,” Andrei said. “That’s what everyone believes,” Elena said. “But some scholars think they never actually died out. They think the pack went into hiding to protect their ancient knowledge and healing practices

“Yes, she ate some plums which I picked for her from a fruit tree nearby!” Plums? Darryl laughed. She must have wrongly eaten the poisonous Monk’s Blood fruit. It was an ingredient for producing elixirs. Darryl had not expected to be able to find that ingredient on this trip. The most important matter was to save Nancy first. He could go collect the Monk’s Blood fruit later. With that thought in mind, Darryl instructed Dax, “Please put your wife down and let her sit on my lap.” According to the Infinite Elixir Manual, it was not too difficult to cure the Monk’s Blood fruit’s poison. One only needed to consume the Tri-solar Elixir and the poison would be cleared.

"It wasn't my fault! It was that so-called miracle doctor! He said if Garrett took the pill, he'd be fine, and he'd wake up for sure!" The doctor cut her off sharply. "Then that explains it. That pill wasn't medicine. It was laced with a powerful stimulant. It can make someone move for a short time, but the toxin eats away at their flesh." He pointed at Garrett's writhing body. "It starts from the arm, then spreads to the chest and the stomach. Then, the whole body rots until the organs shut down completely."

He didn't hesitate to continue, "There's this rare herb that grows down here, more south of the Crowalt Pack's territory. It helps the circulation of blood for the she-wolf blood providers so that they can produce more, and not be injured by the letting of their blood. It's so valuable to them, they will pay a fortune for it. It's a lucrative trade, and I want to get some of the proceeds." He settled back in his chair, looking incredibly proud of himself, and sipped more wine. My head was spinning. Suddenly it made sense, all that tea they forced me to drink all those years. Even when they imprisoned me, but it was so habitual from my childhood, I hadn't thought anything of it.

He reached inside his briefcase and brought out another set of fresh pictures with detailed writing underneath them. "Please, save me the boring medical terminology and go straight to the point." "Sure, I'll. All this is trying to say is that" he pointed at the papers, "either a compound of her blood or a whole cell of her blood or someone from her lineage was used to create this." "Make it make sense to me. This doesn't make sense at all to me. How can a virus be created with someone's blood?" "It might be confusing but that's what the research we have been carrying out concluded. Venita is the cure we have for now. Until we have more to explain, I would advise she's protected and kept a se

The concubines looked excited they each took a glass for themselves and drank it. "It is good wine." One of them said grinning. "I know that…", Dina said drinking from a golden cup filled with wine from a different bottle… "It is also good in masking the smell of poison." Dina added "What? One of the maid said looking confused just then her colleague standing beside her fell on the ground vomiting blood. Yuvie was shocked to her bone marrow, she turned to her other direction and saw her other friend fall to the ground abruptly, she too started vomiting blood.

Forest’s doubts disappeared after hearing the experts’ verdict. “Where did you get this, boss? I thought it was only a myth! With the Blood Reishi Mushroom, we can develop new medicinal drugs! So with that, Century Herb Pharmaceutical is only days away from returning to its former glory!” Both Jeb and Seth held the wooden box in elation. To these men who had spent their entire lives studying medicinal herbs, seeing the Blood Reishi Mushroom was no different from a wine connoisseur getting a taste of the extremely rare 1796 Lenox Madeira.

“Look, my lord!” The rogue suddenly shouted. Before I could say another word, he rushed toward the side of the trail. Growing there was a strange deep crimson plant with seven perfectly formed petals that liquid that looked like blood dripping from its stem and gently swaying in the breeze. “This is the Crimson Blood Plant!” he exclaimed. “Oh, Moon Goddess, thank you for shining your luck upon our path!” He clasped his hands together excitedly in prayer. “My lord, Lady Luck is truly on our side!” “Although you didn’t come searching for treasures, we’ve still come across a thousand-year-old Crimson Blood Plant—a rare medicinal herb and the main ingredient for brewing the ancient Blood Regener

To stand against every consortium in the PHOENIXFELL EMPIRE, with no way of knowing the outcome— Any injury he suffered... Any disadvantage he fell into... Would be enough to trigger it. The constant mental strain, the emotional turmoil— Every little bit would push him closer to an episode. “...” Ben fell silent. “Isn't there any cure?” Benjamin looked toward Doctor Phillips. “The madness in the blood exists only within the Gonzalez family's genes. It's an extremely strange illness. At present, the only effective method is to prevent any of the early warning symptoms from appearing in the first place.”