tushanshu | [Video

[ Have one smiling ninja on your screens this morning. ]

Good morning, everyone! A few months ago, with the help of my friend Raine, I came up with something similar to an item back on my world: gels!

[ She then proceeds to describe gels, adding: ]

I know that some of the foods and herbs here are different, but I managed to get them pretty close to the apple and lemon flavors for physical healing, and the orange and pineapple flavors for restoring mana--or magic ability.

The sweeter-tasting ones heal the least amount, by the way, but are still good to have around.

And they do work! [ Just don't ask her how she knows. She hasn't even told her friends that. ] However, they don't completely heal, and they don't take care of poisoning or other effects like that; they're only a stop-gap until you can get the help needed.

I will be giving the KPD and the Healers' Guild a supply for emergencies. [ You know, like when cultists attack?

She'll also be selling them at the Jasmine Dragon for snacks and for those who just want something for traveling. ] If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

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Not the ones I've made... In fact, I don't think anyone's ever made a gel for allergies.

[ She hums a little. ]

I could talk to Raine, though. See if we can develop something that works.

[ Look at her, being all inventive and stuff... ]

Do the gels rely on conventional chemistry to make, or are they made with some separate set of physical rules?

I suppose that's rather nativistic to say that my chemistry is the 'conventional' one, but hopefully my question is coming across.

[ Sheena's brows knit in thought for a moment. ]

If I'm understanding you correctly, you're asking how they're made?

Since they're eaten and can be used as food, I've only ever seen them as being cooked with ingredients added. [ A pause. ] So, pretty conventional?

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