What a team, huh? As the intrepid group sets out and scours the temple, eventually, they'll ascend a small flight of stairs to find what looks to be an large infirmary. Woven cots and shelves carved from limestone line the walls, with a majority of the fabric-based materials completely broken down. Despite its age (and the fact it was underwater just a few weeks ago), everything seems bizarrely clean. There's a lot here!
Treasures:
Buried under one of the broken cots, Leonardo Da Vinci will find a waterlogged set of medical notes on Pokémon (and human) physiology. There are several detailed diagrams sketched out in full page spreads, which would rightly be framed on any discerning individual's wall. Most of the medical knowledge written is highly outdated and erroneous, but it's a neat little bit of history.
While searching the shelves, Jaskier finds a glass bottle filled with a golden liquid. The bottle is sealed with a cork. A peeling label can be seen on the bottle, written in Unown, calling this a "headache potion". It's difficult to see if this is a potion for headaches or a potion that causes headaches. Only one way to find out!
Millenial Tree Cookie also finds another potion while Jaskier is searching. This one is a large, rectangular bottle. It seems to be half-filled, and the liquid inside is an almost fluorescent green. This one doesn't have a label at all, but uncorking it and smelling it reveals that it has a sour and sweet scent that seems to wake you up slightly.
Ford finds a rolled up piece of leather which has been tied with a string made of sea grass. Unfurling the leather will reveal several medical tools tucked away, like a smaller, more compact medicine bag. Included are what look to be a rusty scalpel, a tongue depressor, and a reflex checker with a rubber head. You could probably reuse this to hold a wide variety of tools, not just medical equipment. A few words have been embroidered in Unown script inside the leather--"If Found, Return to Doctor Puanani".
Finally, on one of the cots, Shiro finds a worn and weathered Qwilfish plush. The fabric is still soft and pliable to the touch, and it's perfectly, pleasingly round. The tail is almost completely detached from the body, but someone seems to have patched it up with a bandage. Whoever owned this plush must have loved it quite a lot.
Additionally, the group finds the following
stacked on top of each other in one of the cabinets.
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Treasures:
Buried under one of the broken cots, Leonardo Da Vinci will find a waterlogged set of medical notes on Pokémon (and human) physiology. There are several detailed diagrams sketched out in full page spreads, which would rightly be framed on any discerning individual's wall. Most of the medical knowledge written is highly outdated and erroneous, but it's a neat little bit of history.
While searching the shelves, Jaskier finds a glass bottle filled with a golden liquid. The bottle is sealed with a cork. A peeling label can be seen on the bottle, written in Unown, calling this a "headache potion". It's difficult to see if this is a potion for headaches or a potion that causes headaches. Only one way to find out!
Millenial Tree Cookie also finds another potion while Jaskier is searching. This one is a large, rectangular bottle. It seems to be half-filled, and the liquid inside is an almost fluorescent green. This one doesn't have a label at all, but uncorking it and smelling it reveals that it has a sour and sweet scent that seems to wake you up slightly.
Ford finds a rolled up piece of leather which has been tied with a string made of sea grass. Unfurling the leather will reveal several medical tools tucked away, like a smaller, more compact medicine bag. Included are what look to be a rusty scalpel, a tongue depressor, and a reflex checker with a rubber head. You could probably reuse this to hold a wide variety of tools, not just medical equipment. A few words have been embroidered in Unown script inside the leather--"If Found, Return to Doctor Puanani".
Finally, on one of the cots, Shiro finds a worn and weathered Qwilfish plush. The fabric is still soft and pliable to the touch, and it's perfectly, pleasingly round. The tail is almost completely detached from the body, but someone seems to have patched it up with a bandage. Whoever owned this plush must have loved it quite a lot.
Additionally, the group finds the following
stacked on top of each other in one of the cabinets.