Wounded Waters Bleeding Novels & Stories

Dark stains seeped faintly through the edges. The bandages hid the wounds, but they couldn't block the images replaying endlessly in her mind--him collapsing, blood pouring from his side, soaking through his clothes and spreading across the floor in a shocking red pool. She hadn't known a person could lose so much blood, as if a dam had burst and couldn't be stopped. "Cecilia." Murphy's voice came from beside her as he handed her a cup of warm water. "The doctor just said it again. The wound is deep, but it didn't hit anything vital. Drink some water."

When she sat down, the towel fell off, and her wet hair hung on her shoulders. Blake felt angry when he looked at her wet hair. Her wound was bleeding, but she still ran to take a shower. It was easy to get inflamed if the wound was wet. If she waited for a while, she would be fine after applying a waterproof tape to herself and taking a shower. At this time, he didn't expect that he would have left without saying anything. Blake pursed his thin lips and didn't say anything. He rolled up the leg of her pants. A white and smooth calf appeared in his sight, faintly revealing the fragrance of shower gel.

Blood. The warrior shrieked as the first few droplets of my blood tears landed on his face. It rolled down to enter his ears. His rotting wounds started closing up. The black veins on his body that were no longer intertwined, started fading out. His dull, pale skin filled up with colour.

he whispered weakly. “Don't say anything,” I whispered, my hands shaking as I brushed back hair from his pale face. I stared at the wound. It was a deep gash, and it looked like he had lost a lot of blood. It looked like he might die. “No, I refuse it!” I shook my head, pressing my trembling hands to his injury to stop the bleeding. My heart pounded and I breathed hard. “Stay with me, Kael. I'll stop this bleeding and call for help. I'll–”

It was a long drive through the desert and hospitals were something that not many of them were willing to do for obvious reasons. “Shower first,” Blake said, bending his head to assess the bleeding. “No. This one.” He pointed to a nasty series of bite wounds that started high up on his neck and ended on his shoulder. How he hadn’t had his jugular torn out was beyond him. Skill, maybe, but more like luck. “This one needs to be stitched. It’s deep. It’s bleeding.”

Some were small while some were big and deep that I could even see his bones. There was no part of his body that was intact, he was heavily wounded and bloody that it made me choke in dismay. There was even a gaping hole in his stomach, dangerously close to his head and blood was gushing out of it like fountain. "Lucas." Lynn called out. "Are you okay?" Lincoln asked, Lucas was a werewolf and he should be healing but the wound remained fresh and it scared them shitless, I was also not an exception. "Oh shit! he is bleeding a lot." Lynn exclaimed in terror and his voice shook at the end, Lucas was bleeding profusely, I could not even talk and could only stare at them.

Blood seeped from her wound, staining the floor a vivid scarlet, a stark reminder of the fragility of life. My world shattered. I dropped to my knees, my arms enveloping Zyra's fragile form, her lifeblood seeping through my fingers. The metallic tang of blood hung heavy in the air, intermingling with the raw scent of fear and despair. It was a scene etched into my memory, a portrait of helplessness and fractured bonds.

The bottom of the boat had been blown open from the repeated impacts, and seawater was gushing in, causing the vessel to slowly start sinking. I frantically checked on Blake's condition, only to feel something warm and sticky on my hand. I discovered in horror that his calf had a wound so deep I could see bone, and blood was pouring out continuously, soaking half his pant leg red.

Water dripped from a hundred points, the sound unnervingly loud in the stillness. Kael called a brief halt in the cover of a collapsed lift platform. Rafe sank down onto a length of fallen beam without being asked. I checked both of their wounds again. Kael’s side was still bleeding, slower now but steady. Rafe’s shoulder had stopped actively flowing, but the area around it was hot and angry.

Blood poured from my shoulder, soaking my torn clothes and dripping onto the ground. I pressed a trembling hand to the wound, gasping for air as tears streamed down my face. The pain was overwhelming, each pulse of agony sending shockwaves through my body. But there was no time to recover. Another rogue lunged at me, its growl vibrating through my chest. I raised my arms instinctively, shielding my face. “Stop!” I screamed, my voice breaking as my legs gave out beneath me. The world blurred as I squeezed my eyes shut, bracing for the end. My shoulder throbbed, the blood loss making me lightheaded, and I knew I couldn’t survive another attack.