Witch Poisons Novels & Stories

Luke asked as he helped me stand up. I could feel my heart thumping violently inside my chest, and my breathing was quickening. Was I about to die before I reached my mate? "There is poison on the door handle," Vito uttered, his expression expressionless. "Specifically designed to prevent Alpha Alexander from entering, I brew it myself. It has mercury, liquid silver, and wolfbane in it." "Components that would definitely kill a wolf," Ghost growled angrily. "It could have been worse," I said with a hopeful expression.

I’m placed on the bed and I can feel him watching me, his fingers combing my hair off my face. Then he sighs quietly and I hear him move away. “I purchased some food from Drake’s Chicken Place. It was poisoned, get to the bottom of it for me.” His voice is icy as he speaks through the phone. I can’t hear what the other person is saying, but Zion is pacing now. “From what it looks like it does appear to be one of the Arkan’s own poisons, 2OX-Z1. I’m certain of it.”

Remy’s eyes flick to Jake. “Do you want to explain?” Jake nods, taking the files from Poppy. He glances at me, and the look in his eyes makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end. “That vial contained traces of the same toxin we found on the bullet we pulled out of Leo,” Jake says. He pulls a small glass case from his pocket, holding it up so we can see the silvery residue inside. “It’s a potent compound. Part Wormwood extract, part mercury derivative. On their own, either one could be lethal in high doses. Together…” He shakes his head. “Together, they’re something else entirely.”

I asked in an icy tone. “My king, we have already established the fact that it’s poison and it’s wolfsbane poison, but looking at their incessant cries of pain and immediate death, we know it’s not just that, it’s more than wolfsbane but we are yet to find which poison it is sir, though we know it’s more deadly than wolfsbane.” “Do you think the poison will be in liquid form like wolfsbane or in powder form?” I asked. “Sir, most poison licensed for use are in liquid form, so it’s safe to say it will be in liquid form.” He replied.

My wrist aches by the time I reach the final pages, my head pounding faintly. Then I see it. The word alone makes my breath hitch. Wolfsbane. A poison so rare it’s barely spoken about—taboo. It’s usually glossed over in theory and never tested in practice. But I knew how it felt. My eyes skim the question, and the room seems to tilt. If stabbed in the abdomen (non-fatal location), how long until the poison kills the victim? Is it reversible? The answer choices stare back at me. — Immediately, non-reversible

As the Jones couple approached, he also immediately approached the doctor to hear what his findings were on Jeric's condition. "It's bad news Mr. and Mrs. Jones," the doctor said sadly to inform Jeric's parents. "The dagger used to stab Jeric was poisonous. There was poison on it from the juice of Kabakab, a species of animal that belongs to the family of frogs, and mixed with some chemicals that could cause him paralysis. He will slowly become paralyzed as the poison spreads in his veins." "What?" Mrs. Jones said shockingly after hearing the news from the doctor. "We have already temporarily stopped the spread of the poison in his body, but it won’t last long," the doctor continued.

he advised us. “What is it?” the King inquired. “It seems the poison is new to our Kingdom. We cannot determine how they created it but consider it to be a dual combination of wolfsbane and silver laced within the compound. There is one other toxic chemical inside that we have not yet identified,” he shared in a rush.

Leon shook his head and refused the offering. Though the Detox paste worked better on poison made with Jimsonweed or aconite, Leon had reason to believe that an infamous criminal like the Poisonwielder would not use ordinary ingredients such as Jimsonweed and aconite. Hence, Leon felt more confident in the Essential Detox Pills he produced.

There was also a metal gate offering a partial view of the outside. “Pick one weapon,” he ordered firmly, still avoiding my question. “You’re not allowed to shift into wolf form until halfway through.” I didn’t hesitate. I went straight for the bow and arrows. I grabbed a quiver with about ten arrows and noticed that some of them had a strong chemical smell on the tips. “These are poisoned? Is that really necessary for the circuit?” “Good nose. Know what they’re for?” I nodded. Some were laced with paralytics; others were dosed with magic-suppressing compounds made from plants that grow near the Shadow Border.

Yes, she took the bait. "The poison is a temporary poison that gives the consumer a stronger toxin than a toxic soul warrior. The person's wolf would gain poison in his or her claws and teeth and whoever it attacks would have their organs melted from the inside. The only problem is that you need to fight in your wolf form," it wasn't a lie. That was part of the use of the poison. She tried creating it by imitating the toxin of a toxic soul warrior, but it was a failed experiment. Nothing could be safer than the real deal. The poison always backfired by melting the organs of the consumer. She was able to raise the duration to an hour but even if the antidote is taken, it would melt away a rea