Amet Paste

A viscous substance mainly made from the mucilage found in the rhizome of Amet Malesu - the main active constituent. A preparate used broadly in the Eastern Land for dental hygiene. Those sparkly whites won't take care of themselves!

Mechanics & Inner Workings

The common technique to use Amet Paste is to put a drop of it on one's finger or a purpose-prepared stick, for one could reach the toughest places in their mouth. Rub the teeth with the substance, until all of those sparkly whites are smooth in touch. Rinse mouth with water precisely - as Amet Paste can glue one's mouth shut!

Manufacturing process

It is simple - crumple all ingredients up until uniforrm paste is created. But before - pell Amet Malesu (unless one wishes to get some unpleasant mites in their teeth).

History

Thanks to the discovery of health properties of Amet Malesu knowledge about importance of dental hygiene increased among the citizens of the Eastern Land. Techniques of tooth cleaning evolved over time, receptures were changing with next generations.
This particular phial of Amet Paste - produced by the alchemist Yido Nölferatl from the Crimson Morass - was given to Momo at a time of need, after that bizzarre gunge used by them to clean their teeth had run out.

Significance

This valuable phial, thanks to the unique recepture improved over years, will remind the holder to take care of themself during their exacting journey.

Item type

Medical

Current Location

Nölferatl Cottage

Current Holder

Momo

Rarity

The Amet Malesu plant itself is rife among the middle forests of the Eastern Land. The Crimson Morass is the area known for its largest dissemination. Thanks to the properties of a robust perennial, Amet Malesu is a perfect plant to get seeded in a backyard garden.
With that said, Amet Paste is a common precaution against tooth decay among the citizens of the Eastern Land. One can make it at home or purchase it from a local alchemist or qualified manufacturer.

Raw materials & Components

• Amet Malesu

• Blane Cor Oil

• Turpa Salt

Tools

• sharp knife

• mortal and pestle or

• mechanical press