Frozen Red Bull Slush from Harvey's
Hail.
Long has it been since I have been able to record what I have learned on my journeys and I bear grave news for all: the Bull has aligned the stars in such a way to foment his transformation into a great monstrosity ripped from the very glaciers of the Northern Lands.
The great corrupting plague that has consumed our realm has greatly restricted my wanderings, but, with the blessing of the local Thane and his constabulary, I am able to make short travels through my local fiefdom. It is during one of these travels that I learned of the return of the Bull.
There are a great many wayhouses and shrines on the roads and pathways of the Northern Lands, and while I usually frequent the unattended altars for my own personal transactions, I had wont to stop at one of a series of rest stops that is unique to the North and named after a myth. It was in this very roadside rest stop that I saw the runes proclaiming the return of the Bull in his new form of the Icy King of Winter.
I am a man of alchemy, of astrology, and of phrenology, so to say that it is true, I am a scholar of the sciences, but, even one who so dearly embraces the natural sciences as I do is foolhardy to not pay heed to the great functioning mythic powers of the world and beyond. When I see a shrine to the Bull, I pay homage. There is no shame in paying homage to the gods, to monsters, they are beings so powerful and beyond our scope of understanding that it is more ignorant to deny their existence. One of the rest stop workers momentarily broke from their mystic trance when I made my offering to give me an elixir that they have been brewing to honour the return of the Bull.
The rest stop has more information available, but you should really see below, where I have captured images with my magic eye device:
I was happy with the elixir. The chalice was filled to the brim with potent brews and distillates. Furthermore, there were additional adjuncts available that modify the flavour - I opted for a blue-raspberry adjunct, but note that cherry and "original" were also available. I found that the adjunct barely changed the taste from the typical Bull Elixir, but it is a taste that I have come to appreciate. The cost, it should be noted, was high - but even if there is only slight protection from the rampaging Bull, any cost should be considered.
- Location Purchased: Harvey's Rest Stop and Wayshrine
- Price when Purchased: $4.49 Leafbacks
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