Witch Poisons Novels & Stories

he was furiously and nervous, his body was shaken. Maja’s chemical spray is composed of highly poisonous chemical component. There are Batrachotoxin That can seriously caused harm or even death, there are also a component of chlorine tri-fluoride is highly corrosive, the potassium cyanide that kill some notable people from the past, the Sarin chemical that can kill in a minutes, these poisonous chemical was created and own invented by Maja. The chemical is highly poisonous potent agent that will kill exposed victims in less than ten minutes, it can kill you through absorption and suffocation of your lungs muscles become paralyze as a result of inhalation.

My mind drifted back to the agonizing moment the toxin hit my system, and the immediate shift inside my body. I had known I was being poisoned the second it touched my tongue, but I was shocked by its composition. I hadn't caught the slightest scent of silver, so it couldn't be wolfsbane. Nor was it Vile—the two most common and lethal toxins used against wolves. While I couldn't identify every compound right away, I knew it wasn't either of those. My guess was the White Willow flower—an ancient, rare blossom once called the Wolf’s Death. It was subtle, beautiful, and nearly undetectable. It was precisely the kind of poison meant to kill without leaving an obvious trace. “How do you know?” El

Panic punched through the drug-induced fog. I tried linking Alex. Nothing. Usher. Nothing. Damian— Nothing. My mind-link wasn't working. As a doctor, I forced myself to move past the panic and assess the symptoms. Numbness. Muscular weakness. Nausea. Confusion. Extreme fatigue. Suppressed connection to my wolf. Fuck. Wolfsbane. I had studied the poison on multiple occasions. Wolfsbane—aconite—was extremely toxic to our species and had to be handled under strict controls. In our world, concentrated preparations were primarily kept in secured facilities for restraining dangerous supernatural prisoners.

Right in front of me, she fell down, unconscious. It’s been a year since then. Lola didn’t die but she wasn’t alright either. Jason and Williams had come up with the most deadly poison ever for a werewolf. The fluid inside the bottles were none other wolfsbane and guicksilver. Wolfsbane is deadly all werewolves but join guicksilver with it and it’s a deadly combination. It not only weakens a wolf to the brink of death but also makes them surrender absolutely. With these deadly poison, one can control whoever they wish to without a problem. That’s what Williams and Jason planned to do. Jason was greedy, he wanted to be crowned werewolves king. He wanted to rule over everyone and every pack of

The book will still have the names and organization, it's a mix. “Yes, that one. It is extremely deadly especially if ingested. We have to find out how they got poisoned and see if it is orally or just direct contact.” Luna explained. “Paraquat is a toxic chemical that is widely used as an herbicide (plant killer), primarily for weed and grass control. In the Country W, paraquat is available primarily as a liquid in various strengths. The W Environmental Protection Agency classifies paraquat as “restricted use.” This means that it can be used only by people who are licensed applicators. Because paraquat is highly poisonous, the form that is marketed in the Country W has a blue dye to keep it

It was black and they could feel the familiar devious aura around it. Lark Oz was slightly pale since his beside the poisons. However, he still had his smile on. “We have here the Grade 6 Parilyzation Poison. If anyone consumes this, your body will be paralyzed for 8 months and you won't be able to move. Terrifying, right?”

They sprayed a fine, aerosolized mist that smelled faintly of rotten eggs and old silver. “Silver nitrate!” Jack yelled, shoving Marcus back. The mist, harmless to a human, was a potent neurotoxin to werewolves, a burning agony against their skin, an inhaled poison that attacked their senses. “A happy little accident,” The Weaver murmured, watching with detached curiosity. “A maintenance worker must have put the wrong chemical in the reservoir this morning. Such a pity.”

The healer straightened slightly. “She is stable, Alpha. Her condition has improved significantly. She is responding to treatment.”. I nodded once..“Continue.” The healer hesitated for a moment, then spoke again. “I need to inform you about the poison used.” I frowned slightly. “What about it?” “It is a poison usually used on animals,” she explained carefully. “It is designed to cause temporary paralysis, dizziness, and unconsciousness. It makes the victim feel like they are dying, but it does not kill humans directly.”

“Could the order of apricots actually been this strychnine fruit instead and it didn’t go missing but actually removed to avoid suspicion? I am pretty sure Chef would have noticed fairly quickly that they were the wrong fruit.” “That could be a possibility.” Said Hunter, “No one saw the box of fruit, so anything is possible.” “Still doesn’t make any sense. How could something werewolves have never dealt with before poison the King and Queen?” “Oh Alpha, you keep hitting the mark!” said Benji. “It’s a human poison… It wouldn’t be in any of the magical medical data bases.” She again hits a few keys on her laptop bringing up a database I was not familiar with. “You only need a little bit for it

"See? Done." "Was she right?" I asked, spreading my legs. "Do you look at me that way in public?" "All the time," he admitted, lowering his head to my pussy. "Can't help it. Your tight little body drives me crazy." His tongue lapped at my folds, tasting my arousal. "So wet. Tell me about the poison again. Details." I moaned, tangling my fingers in his hair. "Ethylene glycol. Breaks down into acids that wreck her organs. Starts with headaches, nausea then coma and death. Untraceable if dosed right."