Will Flour Stop Bleeding Mga Nobela at Kwento

I saw a knife on the table and in an act of desperation I grabbed it and rolled it on my arm. The pain spread through my body, but I was too shocked to react, scream or cry with the pain, I just watched the blood drip hot and drip on the floor. Alice ran with a cloth, tying it to my forearm and lifted it up to prevent it from gushing still blood. "Did you see what you did to her? You have driven this girl’s head crazy!" Flora arrived and ran around the kitchen, taking herbs and putting them in a pot of stone. "It’s for her sake, we didn’t mean it." Blanca approached and I heard a growling take the kitchen and a second later Flora was beside me.

I subtracted a handful of it from the whole. With full force and pressure I placed it on the bleeding point. After a few minutes, I raised the soaked cotton wool and the bleeding had ceased. I heaved a sigh of relief, now I needed to discard the cotton wool which was already soaked with my blood. Just then, I heard some noises and footsteps. I ran back to the bed. The doctor walked in alongside some nurses.

Seeing Big Ken coming over, he quickly said, "Brother Big Ken, I will do it. Don't move! Your wound has just stopped bleeding, don't let the wound burst open again." "Young Master, you've underestimated the special effects of the medicine..." Big Ken waved his hand and asked while helping Alex carry the stones, "Young Master, Do you watch sports competition?" "Ah? I... I used to look at NBA occasionally. What's wrong?" "Then you should know that no matter if it's basketball, football, or other sports projects, especially combat, during the competition, there will often be injuries and bleeding. At this time, there will be doctors stopping the bleeding at the scene of the wounded. It will be

I frowned and asked in a low voice, "Lucas… do you think they're right too?" The only answer I received was silence. So this was how Lucas truly saw me. We had suffered and struggled together to reach this point, yet in the end, he still believed the wildflowers by the roadside were fresher and sweeter. Suddenly, a violent force slammed into me. I crashed heavily onto the ground, my forehead striking the edge of the doorframe. Blood instantly poured down my face. Lucas instinctively moved toward me as if to help, but Lucy appeared frightened by the blood on my face and grabbed tightly onto his sleeve.

Canna P.O.V. My mother looked at me skeptically, still concerned about my injury. "Are you sure?" she asked, her eyes fixed on my finger. I nodded, pulling my finger out of my mouth to show her. "See, I'm fine," I said, holding up my finger to demonstrate. However, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease as I examined the cut. It was strange that the bleeding had stopped so suddenly, and I couldn't shake the feeling that something was off. "That's weird," I muttered under my breath, "it's not bleeding anymore." I lifted my finger to show my mother, but all I felt was a numb sensation. How could a deep cut just stop bleeding like that?

"Omar stop," she bemoaned. "No, i need to go deeper," he grunted as he thrust it in. "Omar, it won't fit," the omega cried out. "It will," he didn't stop his movements. "No, It's going to bust!" And then, the kitchen down drawer jerked open, spilling out its contents. Bags of chips, packets of cookies and a big bag of flour went flying in the air. The spilled flour was all over them as they were literally covered in flour from head to toe. "What were you thinking adding the flour?" Ro coughed.

Flora ignored them, easing Adrian to the floor. His eyes flickered. His breathing was shallow. "We have to stop the bleeding," she said urgently. Jace knelt beside her. "How?" Flora swallowed. "We need fire. Heat. We have to cauterize it." Alice stared at her like she was insane. "That could kill him." "Not doing it will kill him." Silence. Then— Jace stood. "I'll find something to burn." Alice swore, but followed him. Flora turned back to Adrian. His fingers twitched against hers.

She heard Keir groan agonizingly as his hands curled into tight fists but she ignored it. After the cloth sucked the blood, Méah got the time to pour the medicine on it to stop the bleeding. And then, she put back the cloth above the wound so that the medicine would be absorbed and to prevent it from getting washed out with blood. Fortunately, it finally stopped after a long struggle.

I clenched my teeth tightly together while he carefully smeared antibiotic cream around the wound. “Well, it won’t need stitches, at least.” Callum glanced up at me as he recapped the bottle of ointment. “Don’t drink too much of that, by the way. Alcohol is a blood thinner, and I’d prefer it if you don’t bleed right through your bandages.”

after a while i put inside the rest of the ingredients. Everytime I cut up the meat I save some of the fat for later, It has many different uses, we may even be able to tan some leather. While everything cooks Helena managed to finish a considerable amount of flour, so I chop some meat into very small pieces with my knife and mix it up with flour. It's a good thing Mochi was left outside because now I'm mixing its two favourite ingredients into a single dish. After mixing them, the flour starts to absorb the meat's water content and it dries really fast.