A Rattel's Blue Bite

"Woah... That Grintongue Rattel bit you hard, didn't it? Those little teeth..."
"Did you see that? The damn rattel... It came out of nowhere! It was so fast."
"Yeah, I didn't think it'd climb so fast up you. Right on the palm?"
"Right on my palm! Look at it's teethmarks..."

"It's really tiny. You stepped in that bush, it's the peppers it likes to eat."
"Oh, it's burning... Look at this, does it look blue to you?"
"Calm down, it's just a little rash. Well, it will get worse..."

"Worse?!"
"Oh calm down. A little burn for a few days, the blue will wear off too. Don't look at me like that. Rub some water and Nornflake on it and you'll be fine."

"Oh? I didn't now nornflake could help with rashes?"
"It doesn't. But when you get an itchy feeling, just like your hand. It'll cool it off for a count and you''ll get the sweet nornflake."

"That's disgusting."

Grintongue Rattel's bites are nasty little things. They are one of the smallest of the species, but also have the added pain of haven recentally eaten. If the rattel that's in front of you has a milky glaze in its eyes, it's full of a toxin that, when it bites you, and it will, leaves a lingering burn that itches and blues for two to three days. Stay clear of their nests, and avoid them in the wild.

-Guide to Rattels and their Nuisances