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Probably be expensive too. More likely just purified buckets with cloths/sponges really.

Exactly my thought.

I feel a little bad but I'm going to have to puppet Jeanne a bit on my next post.

Well, the description says it's harmful if swallowed. But nothing about harmful when in contact. It's s a (sexy) dance with death, but it could possibly be done?

Meh, Lev would do it. Set him on fire, he'll go for a shower then.

Okay, moved us ahead. Funk, any plans on what we should do next? Given the way the rest of them just took off into the sewers without a word, Shealtiel and Michael must be a bit confused on whether they're all traveling together or not.

Edit: re: Wormwood. I'm going to go dig up the passage from Revelation again to see what it says. I'll make a ruling based on that.

I figured we'd meet up in whatever tavern Dante and the girls rolled in to. Rue is after some sort of information from the churches, and wants to leech off of everyone else.

Michael has his own goals, so for the time being, I will have michael follow whether it's with or without them

Okay, so, Wormwood apparently makes water undrinkable because of the taste. People die from it in Revelation because no one can actually drink the water, not because it's poisonous.

That said, I don't really like that idea, so let's say that ingestion is invariably fatal within 24 hours, while contact is not immediately fatal, but will induce sickness to some degree.

...Is that just physical sickness, or could it wreck the mental state as well?

Just physical, I'd say. Probably a combination of skin rash and muscle problems (for contact, obviously).

Though, maybe it could cause hallucinations about even purified water being contaminated...? That might be kind of interesting.

Indeed. I sped things up a bit because I wouldn't like to stay in corinth long.

I was gonna say, because in the non-biblical world, wormwood actually has healing properties as tea and such... it's only the essential oil that'll eventually kill you. Maybe being an ingredient in absinthe gave it the deadly stigma.

I honestly find the whole passage kind of stupid, but... hey it's in the source material, and poisonous water fits the setting.

And, you know, far be it from me to question the metaphors of the Word of God....

:p

*headdesks with laughter* Very nice reference, Suzerain!

Damn mouse...It's so hard to click.

Anyways, what's Wormwood again? I forgot.

Short post, because, I, unlike Dante, don't actually know my drinks >.> Shh.