Berries Beware }} [Sugre]
"Hmm," Gretchen hummed.
"I don't think it's that, then. Unless there is something we're not seeing. Has anyone ever ingested it before?"
If they hadn't...maybe the symptoms were a new observation, which was deliciously interesting...but it did mean that there was less of a chance of being able to help the patient.
Though, as long as Gretchen brought back the correct diagnosis, that was all that mattered. (Which sounded cruel, perhaps, but it was also true. A mechanism of injury was one of the most important pieces of helping someone...or knowing if you couldn't help them.)
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Su dimmed significantly and was left to shrug, shaking her head. "No, not that any of our records are aware of anyway. It's a shame, but not a lot of the native species of Enchantra have really gotten looked at properly. It's really only those at the university who have been studying them since magical plants aren't everyone's favorite species in the botany community."
Why, Su would never know. Well, actually she did know– anti-magic sentiments, and any Magick scientists in the field were few and far between, let alone around to give Enchantra their time of day and be cutting a bigger check elsewhere
Sigh.
"Sorry– I didn't mean to lead us down a rabbit hole. Just trying to think of what other plants around Kohaku that they could have come across," she said, squinting as she peered off into the middle distance to wrack her brain.

















