Arta'bersa Flower

Arta'bersa Flowers, otherwise known as the "Innocence" or "Purity" flower, are a group of white flowers that grow in the swamp regions of the Phi'uja Trivium. They can grow in humid areas, but they tend to pollinate better in areas where mushrooms and fungi grow more abundantly.

About Arta'bersa
White flower, when dried for tea can be used for calming the nerves. Or, when combined with some fungi, can stabilize the "alertness" effects of brews. The glowing tendril end of the flower is a seed that breaks off and is carried by the wind to be planted elsewhere. The seed's rumored to help someone fall in love with you, but alchemists believe it to be a fallacy.

Roots and stem can be used as a potent aphrodisiac, makes women want to "give away their innocence." In heavy enough concentrations (100 parts per 1 part of liquid), the root and stem can be made to force the heat cycles of female Uragi to come early, therefore allowing them to get pregnant more often. However, if used more than once every 3 years, the risk of infertility, insanity, and death increases tenfold.

In men, this effect is amplified, and far more dangerous in high doses. At the overdose level, it can cause the hearts to stop and the lungs to collapse. It can cause ruptured testicles, and can cause the spike inside of the rear phallus to prematurely extend and shred the inner lining of the penis, causing bleeding, extraordinary pain, and even death. Pictured to the right is the arta'bersa flower on the table of Meht'olyi, an alchemist of the Sehkt people.