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This dark-colored root grows on a plant distinguished by its waxy dark green leaves. When the root is boiled down, it turns into a thick, strong-smelling greyish liquid that cu

Rasira is a 3 to 4-foot tall flower commonly fed upon by butterflies in summer months. The pollen contained within the flower can be combined with or sprinkled onto soap in order to create a detergent capable of removing almost any stain. Works especially well on blood.

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