Prismark Water

Prismark Water behaves like any other liquid it's wet, splashable, and may be utilized just like conventional water. However, its defining feature is its absolute clarity. The water remains perfectly pure regardless of the type of light that shines through it or the color that is placed within it. It doesn't tint, dull, or distort. You can always see right through it, like if nothing is there.

Drinkable: Prismark Water is safe to consume and can be utilized just like regular water.

Magically Reactive: Its hallmark function does not activate unless mana is applied; any type of magic will suffice.

Elemental Response: When mana is channeled into water, it glows in the color of the user's elemental alignment and emits a distinct aroma. it will last for around hour and dose change the taste.

Prismark Water is often found in small, secluded freshwater ponds, often nestled away in remote parts of the globe. These pools are typically found in locations with low to average mana flow, far from layline points or densely populated magical zones. Prismark Water can be found in a variety of biomes, including woods, valleys, and mountain springs, but it is never found in vast volumes of water or is directly connected to rivers or lakes.

What distinguishes Prismark Water from ordinary freshwater is not entirely understood. In rare circumstances, two almost identical pools with the same algae, stones, and surroundings can coexist, but only one will respond to mana. The look of conventional water in these locations is frequently faintly bluish, whereas Prismark Water remains perfectly clear, even under moonlight.

The cause of this change remains unknown. Whether it's due to unique minerals, a long-forgotten enchantment, or an unknown natural mechanism, no one knows what transforms fresh water into Prismark water.

Prismark Water was originally used for more than just drinking. It was commonly placed into globes, large vials, or scroll shaped containers etched making for measurement. These instruments, known as Mana Prism Checkers, were once essential tools for identifying a person's primary elemental affinity and measuring their magical strength.

Though once widespread, these devices have since been retired in favor of more advanced magical scanners, which can detect multiple elemental alignments with greater precision.

In the modern era, artisans and jewelers have embraced Prismark Water for its aesthetic and enchanting properties. It is now commonly found in decorative art pieces including bracelets, rings, sculptures, wind chimes, and ambient orbs. These creations glow when exposed to mana, displaying the user’s aura in brilliant color and releasing pleasant scents based on their elemental alignment.

Even in its inert form, Prismark Water has a unique beauty. But once activated, it becomes a living art piece, illuminating both the object and the spirit of its bearer.