I see...so that's it.I see...so that's it.KLUNKAah, I don't believe it...!Aah, I don't believe it...!How stupid I was...!I can't believe...I can't believe...Grrk...KRSHF...that this would happen!ZZWMMMMMThe flower is called the "Beastly Bloom".
It deceives with its rose-like petals and scent, but the flower itself is endowed with magic, a spell that activates if one deliberately plucks the Beastly Bloom.
If the spell is not broken within the several weeks between the time the flower is plucked and when it withers, then it will become permanently unbreakable.
The magic cast upon the beastly bloom alters the natural form of matter.
Much about this is still unknown. In most cases, the skin becomes inflamed, unnatural protuberances appear where there should be no bones, and the skin surface shows pigmentation deposits. After some time, it becomes covered in beastlike bristles. After two to three weeks, the spell shifts to a transformation, turning the subject completely into a hideous animal, thus earning the flower its name of "Beastly Bloom".
There is but one way to break the spell:
The flower is called the "Beastly Bloom".
It deceives with its rose-like petals and scent, but the flower itself is endowed with magic, a spell that activates if one deliberately plucks the Beastly Bloom.
If the spell is not broken within the several weeks between the time the flower is plucked and when it withers, then it will become permanently unbreakable.
The magic cast upon the beastly bloom alters the natural form of matter.
Much about this is still unknown. In most cases, the skin becomes inflamed, unnatural protuberances appear where there should be no bones, and the skin surface shows pigmentation deposits. After some time, it becomes covered in beastlike bristles. After two to three weeks, the spell shifts to a transformation, turning the subject completely into a hideous animal, thus earning the flower its name of "Beastly Bloom".
There is but one way to break the spell:
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