SKILL:

Byron would be working in his own little area that he had rented out from a guy within the Briss Kingdom, which was a rather nice place. The Okama always carried a good amount of the materials and herbs that he required in order to create his special bandaging and medicines/drugs. The pot in front of him was boiled to the brim rather carefully in order for the pot to be the right temperature for the pills he was manufacturing. As the okama would throw in a little RoseMary and Ginsing in some sprinkles here and there. The plants dropping in softly into the boiling pot before settling down at the bottom. After that, he would start to stir the concoction with some form of a wooden spoon. Had to make sure this set right perfectly, as much as the okama was tempted to literally lick the spoon. Though that had no beneficial outcome if he chose to do so and instead would have harmed him. The mixture was rather volatile in it's initial stages if not properly tamed and soothed with the right ingredients right now. As Byron would add the final stabilizer to this, some lemongrass and weed in order to null down the effects of the rosemary and ginsing, the solution becoming rather orange shaded as it landed into the pot.

The Concoction to Byron was starting to smell hella good right now, and maybe was some serious fine shit. He pondered at that moment why he had become a doctor instead of a cook, then again. He wanted to heal people, not exactly feed them. As Byron would turn down the temperature of the pot steadily, letting it set and cool down in order for the ingredients to finally stabilize and prepare themselves to be poured out. This was only the initial phase of the drug creation process, what with such limited resources on himself as well beyond a pot, some other rudimentary cooking supplies, and the very materials that gave his drugs their very own kick. Heh. Looks like I got something pretty good over here. As he would lower his body and sniff the pot, had the right smell to it. Whenever this drug was going good, it would have a rather tangy yet sweet at the same time smell to it, like orange chicken. Once it was ready, Byron poured it out of the pot into some special small mini pill tray molds he had layed out, a set of three of them. In order to let the drugs ferment and settle down, as he would seal the mold and refrigerate them to be ready in about 30 minutes to 1 hour.

This....Was some good stuff.

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