Litsin Sidamelo Species in Agia | World Anvil

Litsin Sidamelo

The Litsin Sidamelo only grows within the Galina mountainrage, here it grows in caves with very little light, and amongst the white rocks of the mountains to keep it safe from the few animals who survives in these caves. While it is very beautiful to look at, it is very dangerous unless treated. They are about ten centimeters high and only five centimeters in diameter, though that is to deceive you, since the mushroom when it sends its spore out, it spreads its head so fast the that the spores is given a boost and spreads from the mushroom's laces. Once the Litsin Sidamelo is done sending out its spores it takes its previous form. The spreading of spores only happens during summer, where the air inside the cave is more dry than other, which makes the spreading easier. The duration of the spreading lasts only a couple of hours.

The Grefeims long since discovered these Litsin Sidamelo and uses these both for food and fashion. While the Litsin Sidamelo is fresh it is extremely poisonous, therefore any Grefeim trying to harvest these needs to be well covered by clothes and leather to avoid exposure of the Litsin Sidamelo. If the harvest happens while they are spreading spores, they need to cover their face as well, so they do not inhale the poisonous spores.
Once the harvest is done, the Litsin Sidamelos needs to be boiled which removes the poison from the Litsin Sidamelo. It is vital to clean the laces because that's were a large amount of poison always is. Those Litsin Sidamelo which were in process of spreading spores remains open if they are boiled like that.

After the process of boiling the Litsin Sidamelo are either sent to kitchens to made into food, but those Litsin Sidamelos that are open is being sent to be pressed. After a year of dry pressing these Litsin Sidamelos they are used to make fabrics and other ornametations.
The Grefeims especially enjoy doilies made of these. Do not ask me why, I find these doilies wasteful.

by Nnie


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Jan 9, 2022 23:36 by Dr Emily Vair-Turnbull

I love all the different uses for the mushroom - I really like the fact that people can use it for fabric after a year of pressing! And that boiling removes enough of the poison so they are edible.

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