Witch Poisons Novels & Stories

“What poison was it?” “A poison with a chemical Iye: Drench Poison. As its name suggests, its effects were different. Drench Poison dries your body liquid. The signs that you consumed this were repulsing, excessive sweat, red eyes, and dehydration,” Jerson explained. “Though the poison takes time to kill the person who consumed it, it has no cure. Whether you get admitted to the hospital or not, you'll be as good as dead. The family that invented this was the Vanovicks.”

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

The words hung in the air, heavy with disbelief. “The arrows were poisoned,” the healer interjected, voice grim and steady. “Poisoned with what exactly?” Jeremiah asked, narrowing his eyes as he examined the bite marks and the wounds on Perseus’ chest. “Hagelwood extract,” the healer explained. “I’ve studied these toxins. Even the strongest wolf would succumb instantly when hit with that. It’s deadly.”

Jenna said with urgency. Checking the woman, Edmond expertly scanned her wound and mumbled coherent words. "This is not good. This is frog poison." “What?” Alpha Henry and Raymond asked in unison. "What does it mean?" Jenna inquired. "Frog dart poison is deadly for seers and humans,” Edmond replied. “See, dear, a single frag may contain enough poison to kill more than twenty thousand mice or more than ten people, I mean, humans. Venom equivalent to two grains of salt is enough to kill one person. The poison permanently prevents nerves from transmitting impulses, which leads to heart failure. Death occurs in less than ten minutes and there is no cure." Edmond explained as he took some wild pl

Doctor Abbott responded nonchalantly. Upon receiving the Pure Spirit Ganoderma, his eyes widened in anger. "To go as far as using the Turtle Dove Poison, it's a meticulously planned scheme with a malevolent intent." "Is it highly toxic?" Alexander inquired with curiosity. "Absolutely," Doctor Abbott confirmed, proceeding to explain the poison's potency and the intricate process of its refinement. "This poison acts swiftly, sealing the throat upon contact with blood. Ingestion by mistake can grant survival for only a few minutes," explained Doctor Abbott solemnly.

His usual glower is across his face, so there is no telling what this is about. Dylan pulls me into his office and his expression changes to a cross between shocked and horrified as he speaks. “Kaiya was poisoned. She is possibly still being microdosed, or was for some time. The readings show high concentrations of a rare poison that can render a wolf unconscious or even kill it,” Dylan says in a tone I have never heard him use before…is that concern? “This poison only has one known antidote and it is even more rare than the poison. This stuff clings to her cells and doesn’t break down easily,” he continues.

She leaves a note for Lucas on the kitchen counter: "Out running errands. Back this afternoon. Love you." The lie comes easily now. Too easily. She takes a taxi to Richard's office. When she arrives, Kieran is already there. So is Alice, looking nervous but determined. Richard sits at the head of the conference table with files spread out in front of him. "The lab results came back early," Richard says without preamble. "I wanted to brief everyone before we move forward." "What did they find?" Elara asks. Richard opens a folder and pulls out several pages. "The poison is a compound called Tetrodotoxin. It's derived from pufferfish. Extremely rare and extremely deadly."

Who might that be? Of course, it wasn’t my memory; it was as if I was standing behind them, just watching what was happening to them. It was chaotic. Even the said Alpha, the boy is a stranger; I have never seen them before. What’s more disturbing is that there is a particular poison that killed them, wolfsbane, and only a few people knew about that, well, that was based on my readings and research. It can’t be general information, for it was perilous and might be used for dark motives.

Sienna’s POV Asher is dying. The words kept repeating in my head, over and over the harder my feet pounded on the ground left between me and the antidote. Rogues had always used a specific poison on their arrows called Curare, a toxin derived from various plants. It caused paralysis very quickly, and there were few options when it came to antidotes. But Nightwind had come up with one, finally, after years of fighting against the poison. It was a fast acting antidote, though it only worked against a certain amount of curare.

She didn’t have any other ulterior motives. “I feel as though my closet is too small. I was wondering if I could have someone come in and make my closet bigger. I don’t have enough space for all my books...” Rosalie tests as she watches him drink the coffee. Tonight she’ll finally know the side effects of the drug. She was perfecting a new poison – a clear, colourless liquid that, despite its innocent appearance, held the power to bring even the strongest man to his knees. Or that’s what she had planned. It was a potent brew, a blend of rare botanicals and powerful toxins, a testament to her years of studying the dark arts of chemistry and toxicology.