Naga Venom is an ability of Nagas that is toxic to majority of creatures except for Vampires and Nagas themselves. It is secreted in both them claws and their fangs
Nagas[]
A Naga can elongate their claws at will a deliver a scratch that can infect the victim with the venom.
Effects[]
Unlike; Werewolf venom - the venom of a Naga can be ingested without being fatal or harmful to person that ingests it. Whenever someone is bitten or scratched by a Naga, the venom will be transmitted into their bloodstream. The venom shares qualities with a number of toxins. The first being tetrodotoxin in which cause paraesthesia (often restricted to the mouth and limbs), muscle weakness, nausea, and vomiting to victim. The second being amatoxins which irritation of the respiratory tract, headache, dizziness, nausea, shortness of breath, coughing, insomnia, diarrhoea, gastrointestinal disturbances, back pain, urinary frequency, and liver and kidney damage.
The effects take up to a total two-days on most individuals before eventually ending in their death. Despite the presence in magic be apart of the venom - siphoning the magic out of the venom will only delay the effects of the venom and give the person four days to live rather than two.
Cures and Countermeasures[]
One countermeasure or alleviate for the venom is to siphon the magic from the venom which slow the effects of the venom. Cleo Sertori, Rikki Chadwick, and Emma Gilbert managed to synthesise a cure using Merfolk Magic. The components of the spell was the blood of a vampire, sunstone, sea water, and sand fulgurite.
Immunity[]
Vampires are impervious to Naga Venom and bare none of the effects, however, despite that their blood alone can't be used to cure the venom, but can be used as part of spell to create a cure.