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Native to [[Meredoth]]'s homeland of [[Alphatia]], tsongha bushes are dark green in color and resemble rhododendron. The [[ | Native to [[Meredoth]]'s homeland of [[Alphatia]], tsongha bushes are dark green in color and resemble rhododendron. The [[Tsongha Fruit|fruit]] of the tsongha bush can be used to create a [[highly addictive]], [[narcotic]] [[Raw Tsongha Drug|drug]] that created an epidemic of [[addiction]]s among the wealthy elite of Alphatia. To Meredoth, the bush is little more than a [[weed]] that encroaches upon the island of [[Todstein]] merely by its existence without his permission. However, his loathing for it has not prevented him or the [[Graben Family]] from exploiting it.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 192-193</ref> | ||
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Native to Meredoth's homeland of Alphatia, tsongha bushes are dark green in color and resemble rhododendron. The fruit of the tsongha bush can be used to create a highly addictive, narcotic drug that created an epidemic of addictions among the wealthy elite of Alphatia. To Meredoth, the bush is little more than a weed that encroaches upon the island of Todstein merely by its existence without his permission. However, his loathing for it has not prevented him or the Graben Family from exploiting it.[1]
References
- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer p. 192-193
