As the number of hybrids grew throughout the realm of monsters, so did the advances in technology and magic. Each new creation designed to kill or weaken the new dominant beasts. One such invention was lust liqueur, a substitute drink that vampires could consume instead of blood. Designed initially for the bloodless clans has since been applied to counteract any form of blood lust in both monsters and humans.
Brewing:
The first version of the liqueur can be traced back to the Phasing Phantoms, a group of magic users devoted to enchanting only under the light of the moon. After one of the bloodless clans sought the phantoms in the hopes they could create a drink capable of replacing blood. The magic users trialled a dozen things and failed a dozen times more before finally producing the first version of lust liqueur.
A potion that comprises of sap from an oak tree, syrup and iron filings which are boiled over a small flame before a spell that is chanted only when the moon is at its highest point. Once the ritual is complete, the liqueur will produce a plume of blue smoke and stain the liquid the same colour. Depending on the phase of the moon will affect how potent and enduring the potion lasts. With a full moon producing the strongest affects.
Consumption:
Lust liqueur is a rare and expensive commodity in the realm of monsters, typically ranging from 250g to 800g. Only found in the black markets of vampire run cities or the hideouts of sorcerers in remote locations. Due to its rarity, anyone who buys is warned to use it sparingly. With most vendors suggesting you only require a few drops for the liqueur to work. Lasting anywhere between a couple of hours to an entire day.
While the liqueur is designed for the blood lust of vampires, other hybrids with overwhelming lusts can also consume the potion to experience the same effects. Humans and sorcerers on the other hand will be exposed to a state of hyperactivity and hallucinations. Causing them to act irrationally and in some cases become addicted to the substance. Relying on the liqueur to stay awake.
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