It’s far too unique for this little land. It would massively disrupt the local monster ecosystem.”“Sounds like a reason to move in to me,” sai... Cory. It was easier for Rayner to think of them as brothers, no matter their protestations.Growing eager, Kata joined them, sharing the lamp’s warmth. “Well, for one thing, monsters worship gods, too. And those gods would actively seek to push out a monster that didn’t belong. Also, monsters don’t like foreign monsters jutting into their local conflicts. ‘Don’t you understand, Charly?’ Mac said as he looked at her. ‘Him spittin’ tales like that in front of mainlanders are gonna make them think we islanders are nothing but a bunch of inbred kooks!’ ‘It doesn’t matter what they think, Mac,’ Charly said. ‘People are gonna talk no matter what. I just don’t want Gems hurt. You know he can’t help himself.’ As if he snapped out of some trance, Gems looked around the coffee shop with big and wild blue eyes. His whisking gaze finally landed on Charly. It was full of interesting people and full to the brim in just about every corner with all sorts of amazing piercing and tattoo paraphernalia. Every inch of vertical space seemed covered with pictures of tattoos and there were cases full of body jewelry. I checked in and was called right away for my appointment. The putative Raul remembered us. I had chosen rings instead of the barbells Rae had and already knew the rings I wanted. My artist, the proper term for someone who did tattoos and. The ingredients and recipe for the antidote were perfect. The person who wrote this must have studied Western medicine at a university.Sanosuke (darkly): Or they just knew a lot about poisons.Doctor: Poison and medicine are two sides of the same coin. Jimsonweed is a powerful medicine when used properly. Also known as Korean morning-glory, it's the main ingredient in an anesthetic called mafussan created by the great doctor Hanaoka Seishuu in the middle of the Edo age. Whoever wrote this must.