Kingsley

27/3/2024 .

Name: Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea Profession: R2 Alchemist Item IDs: 220799 Item Type: Tierless Uncommon Salve Enhancements: Antidote I Description: A soothing, feel-better tisane with refreshing lemon, ginger and mint. Post Link: URL

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25/3/24 .

Name: Lavender Cream Tea Profession: R1 Alchemist Item IDs: 220659 Item Type: Tier 1 Perfect Salve Enhancements: Pheromones Description: A beautifully balanced lavender black tea with creamy vanilla. Post Link: URL

24/3/2024 .

Name: Blueberry Tea Profession: N/A, Earning a Living Quest Reward Item IDs: 220341 Item Type: Tierless Uncommon Salve Enhancements: Antidote I Description: Full of antioxidants, this blueberry tea is the perfect cure for many known illnesses and ailments. Post Link: URL Name: Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea Profession: R1 Alchemist Item IDs: 220578 Item Type: Tierless Uncommon Salve Enhancements: Antidote I Description: A soothing, feel-better tisane with refreshing lemon, ginger and mint. Post Link: URL

23/3/2024 .

Purchasing the following: 1 Custom Ambition Tool - 800 col

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• ACCOUNTING RANK 7 ALCHEMIST XP: 891/1279 Custom Ambition Tool | +1 bonus XP for each Craft

• PRIVATE COLLECTION | last updated: 12.26.2024 items listed here are not for sale without referral from morningstar/kingsley. SALVES POTIONS

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• TEA | last updated: 01/06/2024 purchasing instructions. Payment is accepted in either col or materials. Please contact the store owner if specific IDs are needed. New Players (between levels 1-10) may purchase up to 10 items at no cost. SALVES POTIONS

KINGSLEY TEA CO. | Rank: 7 | Attempts: [11] | Salves, Potions, Crystals Kingsley Tea Company: The Epitomy of Glyndebourne Tourism It's architecture is quaint, homely, and inviting. Hues of orange and brown blend with the autumn environment, reminiscient of an old American home in October. Inside, should curiosity bid you to enter, you will find a cozy teashop decorated with landscape art and plants. Behind the counter, stacked upon long shelves, are dozens of tin containers filled to the brim with specialty tea. This is also where you

They began working immediately. Evangeline taught him the basics, which he immediately added his own twist to. The blueberries were his primary ingredient, as well as some unnamed leaves and herbs he had picked along his travels. Kingsley strained them carefully, ensuring that nothing but hot, flavored water remained in the mixing pot. It bubbled overtop an orange flame, signifying that it was complete. He used a ladle to pour some into a ceramic mug. "You did such a great job!" Bringing the mug up to eyelevel, Evangeline studied it more closely. "Actually, I've never seen anything exactl

"Lucky me!" Kingsley chuckled, "my very first sponsor! Now, come on. Let's get home. You owe me a drink or three." "I owe you a drink? Shouldn't it be the opposite way around?" "Nonsense." The walk back to the Town of Beginnings was pleasant. The sun began to set and Kingsley couldn't help but be reminded of home. Not the inns that he so often stayed in, but his real home, with his family. Morningstar was similar to a grandson of his, in personality more than looks. They shared a sense of sarcastic humor that Kingsley found appealing. It was familiar and that was all a man his a

A dungeon had opened sometime since they had entered the forest. Considerate of Kingsley's level, however, Morningstar forbid him from entering. He explained that he had already seen enough low-leveled players enter dungeons far above their tier, only to have a rough time the entire run through. At Kingsley's level, he would be lucky to scratch a boss and surviving a hit would be astronomical. "Fine, fine. I have no need for the items anyway," Kingsley admitted. "Good. We'll come back another time, if nobody else clears it by then." Morningstar promised, although he found it unlikely

Kingsley, who had gone back to ignoring the ongoing battle, turned to the bushes. He had found something unexpected: a blueberry bush. It was a stroke of luck, he thought, that he had found anything else in the forest at all. Perhaps the bear was looking for the same thing. He picked quite a bit more than a handful, filling two fair-sized containers to the brim before even taking another look at Morningstar and his enraged, wild foe. "How's it going over there?" Kingsley asked, ready to move on. "Almost done, Wax. You just sit back and pick your berries," Morningstar said, dodging a

Kingsley was face to face with a bear. Time seemed to slow to a crawl. The massive creature loomed before him, its fur bristling with fury and its eyes narrowed into slits. Every instinct should have screamed at him to run, to flee from the beast before it was too late. Instead, he stood their calmly, scowling right back at the beast. With a steady hand, Kingsley raised his walking stick, his fingers closing around the wood. He knew that he was outmatched, that facing a bear head-on was a foolish gamble. But what other choice was there? As the bear let out a low growl, its hot breath

Berries were sparse in the small radius that Kingsley was searching in. His eyes scanned the underbrush, hoping to catch a hint of ripe fruit amidst the tangled foliage. But the forest seemed unusually quiet, the usual chatter of birds and rustle of leaves conspicuously absent. Undeterred, Kingsley pressed on, his determination unyielding despite the daunting scarcity of his endless scavenge. Every step he took seemed to echo in the stillness, amplifying the sense of solitude that enveloped him. Yet, the thought of quitting was absent from his mind; the berries he sought were an important asse

"How about this, Wax," Morningstar returned his sword to its sheath, confident in his own drawing speed. "You supply me with potions and I supply you with crafting materials. Whatever items you want, I'll hunt down. You can stay out of combat, where it's safe and I don't need to spend so much on consumables. It's a win-win, really." "Nonsense. I'm perfectly capable of fighting. I'll join you in some battles." "Uh," the blonde crossed his arms, "what am I doing here then?" Kingsley shook his head. "Kids these days... You're my entourage, my bodyguard. I can't do everything all at

"Wait! I see them now!" Kingsley shouted, climbing into a nearby bush. He came out holding a handful of small, white berries. "Creeping Snowberries! They add the perfect minty taste when steeped in tea," he explained, examining them for any defects. He put them away with the other materials he had discovered. "Are you just picking things that would work well in tea?" Morningstar put the pieces together. Flowers, berries, and leaves all seemed like ingredients for tea. "You've caught me," the old man laughed. "The alchemist said materials, but she didn't say what kind!" Morningst

They found themselves at the edge of a forest, now closer to Tolbana than the Town of Beginnings. Kingsley admitted to disliking Tolbana for no reason other than "general atmosphere," which Morningstar somehow understood and applied to just about all of the settlements on the first floor. While he kept his eye out for wolves, Kingsley scavenged the first bushes he came across. They looked like blueberry bushes but upon closer inspection, had nothing but tiny flowers on them. There was nothing worth taking in sight. "Shall we?" Kingsley asked, pointing at the entrance to the forest. "