Spiritberry

Nobody knows who started it, but according to the legend, the spiritberry grows on the trees of The Canopy. These resemble banyan trees, but they are exceptional because they grow in the upper part of the Cutter, and their lifecycle is similar to that of the Divine Scavenger. And they don’t produce any fruit. However, according to the legend, every decade or so, one of the trees makes a special fruit, known as the spiritberry.

If this spiritberry exists, it is a remarkable fruit on multiple levels. Because it grows extremely rarely, it must be a fruit of Abundance. The banyan trees of The Canopy only grow this fruit, and when it happens, only one of the trees grows it. The soil of the trees is fertilized every year by the body of the Divine Scavenger, which makes the area, the trees, and the spiritberry blessed. So the source of the spiritberry’s specialty can have multiple origins.

Unlike with the ichor, which bonds the mind of its consumer with the Divine Scavenger, when you eat a spiritberry, you can communicate with it. These aren’t godly manifestations. More like descriptions about what the Divine Scavenger saw and experienced while flying over Tacillia, that help the world make sense for the valturo. Based on the legend, whoever eats a spiritberry receives such a wide variety of knowledge that not even the best spies and explorers are privy to.

Only the highest-ranking members of the valturo church. Partially because it is a blessed fruit and partially because it grows only in The Canopy, which nobody else can visit. Not even the Roostmaster, the worldly leader of the valturo, is allowed to eat one of these.

Nobody knows. In theory, the combination of godly and worldly effects can create a fruit like this. Fruits of Abundance are growing in other places of Tacillia, and the trees in The Canopy can add a level of mysticism. The truth is that, from time to time, the relationship between the valturo and the rest of Tacillia is changing drastically. Like they know exactly what is happening elsewhere.