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KDA (played by Jaws)

A/N: Heavily inspired by a potion making event in Genshin.

The orange, red, and brown tree leaves reflect in the clear water of Cinder Lake. With a little help from the Traveller and Knights of Favionus, the small adventuring team were able to set up a small festival area dedicated for alchemy and potions. A large purple and yellow striped tent laid in the back. Inside of it was a few cauldrons set up and shelves with herbs and ingredients. Outside of the tent was a small garden with plants growing for the potions. On the right was a booth selling glass potions in shapes of tear drops and hearts, ribbon, and charms. On the left was a booth selling a variety of foods and drinks.

In front of the festival stood Wanderer with a bucket of candy in his hand. He was dressed as a jester with bells attached to his hat. He stood on duty to pass candy to passerby who just want candy in their sacks, mostly children. Faruzan was tasked with helping people in the potion tent. She was dressed as Hatsune Miku, a idol in Natlan she assumed. Bennett ran the food booth which caused the food to be slightly burned but good nevertheless. He was dressed in the Adventurers' Guild official uniform. Layla ran the other booth and was dressed in a baby blue nightgown and nightcap.

Potion Game

Roll 1 or 2d10 for the potion type.

1. Strength
2. Dexterity
3. Constitution
4. Wisdom
5. Charisma
6. Fragrant
7. Healing
8. Focus
9. Steadying
10. Endurance
Tab (played by 68_dare)

Taberd had never experienced trick or treating before-- not in the conventional sense. The monastary he'd been apart of had done -some- spoopy things around this time of year, but nothing this elaborate, and Tab's tail was flicking excitedly as he approached the tents around the festival area of Cider Lake. He was dressed in his usual travelling monk's clothes, though he'd thrown on an extra white-gauzy layer in order to add to the spooky factor. Which wasn't very much, especially with him, but beggers couldn't be choosers, right?

His eyes lit up at the potion bottles as he spied them -very inventive!-, but then they -really- lit up as he saw the Wanderer.... with candy. Tab wasn't a kid, but he -did- have enthusiasm. "Ooh, candy! Is that- that's for taking, right?"

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