Post #14: Alternate Liquids - Venenatus

I call this liquid - "Venenatus", which is Latin for "Venomous"

This is a new liquid, my past self never recorded anything bout it, because he never got around to obtaining it. I obtained the liquid quite recently, because it could be the most difficult to obtain, since the carriers of it are really hard to track down.

If the translation above didn't give you an idea of what I'm talking about, I'll just clarify and say that I'm talking about the liquids that reside inside the Lilim's, the servants of a being known as The Mother of Snakes.

As I said, Lilim's are hard to find, unlike proxies, they don't wander around our world aimlessly, when they aren't doing anything, they stay inside of their domain, so how was I able to acquire a sample of their liquid? Simple, instead of tracking down a fully converted Lilim, I was able to track down a Lilim in the making, a human in the early stages of turning into a Lilim.

That person was already quite far into the stage of mutation, to the point where they had fangs, not as far to be able to replace their legs with a tail though. I took both: a blood sample and a venom sample from them and left.

First, let's talk about blood. The Lilim's blood has congealed as the process of mutation progressed. In order to take a blood sample, I had to stab the Lilim and literally put my hand inside the wound and rip out a chunk of blood, you can take a look below:

Lilim's blood sample.

At first I found it strange, but as time passed, it made sense. What happens when a poisonous snake's venom comes into contact with Human blood? Exactly, it coagulates, however, this is a bit different.

As I examined the blood sample, I found a few interesting cells swimming around in it, those cells were the same as the Venom sample I took from the Lilim and those cells were spreading fast. I took the blood sample (While wearing gloves, of course) and squeezed it above a plastic container, I was squeezing out the green venom. Blood was mutating, it was changing due to having contact with the venom, yes, however, blood was creating this venom, since cells were forming out of nowhere.

As for the venom, believe it or not, I didn't find anything out of the ordinary, the only thing I was able to find out, is what type of snake this venom belong to and it belongs to Inland Taipan, by many, considered to be the world's most deadliest snake.

I'll definitely re-visit this liquid, but for now, I don't have enough information to write up anything else.