An alcohol beverage rich in vitamins, that's for a Demon Hunter.
For ordinary people, this potion might not be lethal, but dizziness is inevitable.
The key issue really lies in the concentration.
Lann picked up a dried honeysuckle petal, examining it with a frown.
The active ingredients in raw materials are not evenly distributed on the leaves.
According to Bordeaux's alchemy notes, the medicinal value of this honeysuckle concentrates mainly at the end of the petals away from the stem.
At about one-fifth of the petal's base, its medicinal value becomes quite sparse.
This uneven distribution occurs on just one petal of a flower.
Let alone flowers growing in different regions.
While concocting finished products, alchemists mostly rely on their experience and judgment to adjust quantities.
To ensure the potion's active ingredients stay within a usable concentration.
