[He follows her explanation with interest, the train of thought itself offering some insight— it makes sense, of course, that any spells or potions requiring certain reagents would have had to make use of what was available. It stands to reason that there should be plenty right here that they can make use of.
He folds his arms across his chest and gets halfway through a nod of approval before that pun cuts him short. Proud though she is, he withers slightly, and his eyes close for a moment.
Ah. Given his long history of exasperating his companions with his own remarks, perhaps he deserves this.]
There is beauty in simplicity. If I hadn't had to learn new magick from the ground up since finding myself here, a sleep spell would have certainly done the trick, but I think a potion could be arranged. No time like the present to start brewing in earnest.
[The idea is certainly a sound one.]
It makes sense that we ought to be able to find the ingredients locally, and what we cannot, we may well be able to transmute, though that won't work for the organic reagents. Do you know much about the local plantlife?
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He folds his arms across his chest and gets halfway through a nod of approval before that pun cuts him short. Proud though she is, he withers slightly, and his eyes close for a moment.
Ah. Given his long history of exasperating his companions with his own remarks, perhaps he deserves this.]
There is beauty in simplicity. If I hadn't had to learn new magick from the ground up since finding myself here, a sleep spell would have certainly done the trick, but I think a potion could be arranged. No time like the present to start brewing in earnest.
[The idea is certainly a sound one.]
It makes sense that we ought to be able to find the ingredients locally, and what we cannot, we may well be able to transmute, though that won't work for the organic reagents. Do you know much about the local plantlife?
[OH BOY]