Dew of Cupid
A love potion. It is a secret recipe that Luna has spent years perfecting. In terms of potency, it is ultimate, far surpassing the result of even someone like Nigel Sayward.
For the longest time, the mystery that Luna’s ancestors chased was not botany but the greatest mystery known to man: love. In order to chase this fleeting emotion, they ended up picking up the art of using herbs and fungi as a medium, but the little plants they used were never their goal. This love potion is the true pinnacle of Luna’s abilities, carrying with it her pride and resolve.
Upon drinking the potion, the target will fall in love. Who they fall in love with depends on certain factors Luna can control upon creation. The most common condition is simply the first person the target sees, but it is similarly possible to make them fall in love with a specific person or perhaps the first person they touch, and so forth. The level of love and type can be adjusted accordingly, as well, from mild attraction to unwavering obsession on the boundary of madness.
There is no room for failure with this potion. It is very literally perfect; resistance is absolutely futile. Once one drinks it, they will definitely fall in love. Luna has literally spent centuries perfecting the concoction, sparing nothing in terms of material and time. It can be considered an A++ rank spell in terms of effectiveness.
Elixir of Youth
A potion of vitality that allows one to stay young and ward off the effects of aging. It is made by mixing the juice of a golden apple with bark from a millennium olive tree. The resulting elixir revigorates the body and preserves the mind, as to allow one to live for many more years to come. It also has some healing abilities if given to an injured or ill person. It should be noted that although it does allow one to delay natural death, it is not a potion of immortality so actual murder is still possible.
The materials for the concoction are rather expensive and require a delicate mixing process. For one to continue living for centuries past one’s natural deadline, the potion must be drunk somewhat regularly, or else the effects will wear off and one’s age will catch up one to one very, very quickly.
Cardiovascular Magic Circuit Fluid
A potion meant to temporarily boost one’s magical energy output. Unlike the previous potions, this one must be injected directly into one’s bloodstream. Once it has spread all across the body, it will cause an unnatural reaction to the body’s nervous system. In effect, the fluid will force the patient’s body to treat its nerves and arteries as magical circuits. Those parts of the body will be converted as such and raise one’s prana output dramatically in a momentary giant boost of power. This boost of power can allow one to overcome an otherwise unbeatable opponent, or perform a miraculous ritual. Naturally, once the effect wears off, the body will suffer the consequences and be damaged drastically. If used improperly, the potion can be fatal. So, basically magical steroids, in short.
Dragon’s Mane
Luna’s primary offensive spell/weapon, a vial of elixir that explodes upon impact. By using the herb-based concoction as a medium, Luna can cast a spell that will activate when the vial is opened, or in this case broken upon impact. The spell she uses is a simple fireball spell, resulting in a small explosive blast that engulfs her enemies. In layman’s terms, these potions are the magical equivalent of chucking dynamite at your enemy.
Love-colored Ultra Spark
Luna’s ultimate offensive spell, a large-scale blast of magical energy in the form of a giant laser. It is fundamentally the same as her Dragon’s Mane concoctions but simply on a larger scale. The spell stored in this vial is an A-rank attack spell with a simple focus on firepower. Making one of these requires a whole day of careful work, so it may be considered unproportionately difficult to use.
Originally Posted by Bird of Hermes
