"You mean, I get souls from eating this?"
"No, it just heals your soul a little. Like seeing kittens curled up together."— A vendor & visitor
Deliciousness
Forged in the bowels of the chocolatier factories, soulfood is highly sought after, especially to those who have any sort of ailment.
Despite its name, soulfood is most commonly chocolate infused with healing magicks, though there are some purveyors of soulfood who have created alternatives, such as soul cakes. The recipes that the inventors have used to create this magical manifestations of ailment alleviation are kept secret from the world, though some suspect there is dark arcane energies used for them due to the inclusion of the word "soul" in the name.
Some consumers use pieces of soulfood chocolate to make hot chocolate, and when done so, a little smiley face of milk will appear on the surface of the beverage.
Though the recipes are kept under guard, the prominent theory is that each time a batch of soulfood is created, miniscule pieces of the creators souls get placed within them, fusing with their creations and imparting themselves upon the consumer.
No, really, they're delicious
Soulfood has a beautiful reputation for giving people the little boost they need to manage their issues, much like a helping hand to right their ship.
Due to the process it is created by, soulfood isn't commonly available, and when it is available it becomes sold out almost instantly. However, hospitals always seem to be provided with dozens of batches of soulfood for their patients, regardless of their injury or illness.
There isn't always something that a person might be able to do to help them feel better about just managing to get through a day, but much like seeing adorable animals be snuggled up together, or your favourite loved one, soulfood restores a tiny part of you that you may have thought lost to the ether from your illness or ailment.
Gives a whole new meaning to 'food for the soul' lol. Very nice article.=)
Thanks! It stemmed from a joke in the WorldEmber channel but it was a good little stretch to get it down on digital paper.