Cinnamon In Eyes Novels & Stories

But what? "I'm not sure if I should add something else in." He looked at both of them and intentionally raised his voice. "I'm not sure if I should add cinnabar in, and I don't know how much I should add!" Cordelia frowned helplessly. "I'm not deaf, dad!" At that moment, Zephyr instinctively looked at the maids. As expected, they dodged his eyes as if they were guilty. Rowan went on to speak as if he was reciting a poem. "You don't understand, Cordelia! Cinnabar affects one emotionally. It gives one clearer eyes and calms one down. It's very effective in treating epilepsy and delirium!

Rose said with sympathy. Jessica was allergic to cinnamon; her body apparently couldn't digest it properly or something. But whenever she ate it, her stomach hurt really badly and she would end up throwing up chunks for hours. Drugs didn't help that much, but she would feel better after she got it all out of her system. She would be really weak and dehydrated after and that's why she was looking pale with dark circles right now.

“What’s wrong with my eyes?” Ferna leaned over, squinting at me. “They’re dull, red and spooky. Like you have seen the secrets in the vaults of Orza.” Elsie nodded, stretching the bottle at me. “This will brighten them. It’s made with luminescent dew from the Whispering Orchards.” “I thought that stuff was illegal,” I muttered. Ferna waved her hand dismissively. “Only if you use more than three drops. If you use four, you start hallucinating your worst fears and your nose bleeds stars.”

I don't have it in me to look back at him when he starts talking again. "I was told it was going to get better but I still feel sick when a session is over. It's simple movements of the eyes and they put these orange drops over my pupil to stimulate the nerve endings in my coronaries but those are nothing but annoying. At first it didn't work but now I can see a difference. I went from seeing close to nothing, to seeing outlines and some shapes. But that's only in the dark."

Without a word, she blew out the flames and threw open the balcony doors to vent the room. Five more minutes of that concentration, and Isaiah really would have lost consciousness. After clearing the mess, Trista dragged Cassian into the hallway. "How could you do that to my patient?" When Cassian stayed silent, she hissed in a low voice, "These herbs can soothe a feral spike, but in high doses, they'll trash your olfactory nerves. Did you want him to lose his sense of smell for the rest of his life?" Cassian stood there, pouting like a moody teenager. "That incense isn't half as toxic as his mouth."

I got up and took the note left by Daman. 'I've made a ice pack with my magic , keep it in your eyes ;It will lessen your puffiness.' How sweet. He kept an ice pack in the night stand . I took it and placed in my eyes for some time. "Miss , What happened to your eyes ?" Ash asked me . "It's nothing, Ash. Prepare warm water to wash up". I said and looked at the mirror . My puffiness is gone . I washed up and went to the dining hall for Breakfast .

Anna suddenly covered her eyes with her hand, Liln showed concern: "What's wrong?" Anna shook her head: "...my eyes are a little itchy." "If it hurts, remember to tell me, it's probably the reaction left after the ritual…We'll be fine, Anna" Anna nodded, Liln taking Anna's hand. After leaving the room, having just gone outside, Liln became much more relaxed.

The aroma of the medication quickly filled the room. Zoey's treatment method was a little tricky. She would have to first boil the medicine before applying it to Sheryn's eyes. After the medicine had been absorbed into the eyes' nerves, she would massage Sheryn's eyes to activate the nervous system and restore her vision. Sheryn's blank stare began to brighten and shine a few minutes after the medicine was applied to her eyes. "I—" Sheryn was really emotional. "I think I see lights—" At the same time, even though Sheryn could not see, for the time being, she was delighted to be able to see a little light.

I held my hands down with every willpower in me, forcing myself not to touch my face and gritting my teeth as they burned. Hands brought up herbs to my lips. I sniffed and recoiled. “You need to eat this,” Hannah’s voice echoed. “It’ll help deal with your eyesight, trust me.” I hesitated before I slightly opened my mouth. Fingers pushed some herbs through my lips, and I chewed. Bitterness exploded across my tongue, and I almost spit it out, but I held on, chewing and quickly swallowing. “By the stars, that was gross,” I hissed.

Well, this was unexpected. “Can I ask what is in it? It smells better than what I have, and if it works I would like to try it.” “Yes sir, it is a blend of cloves, cinnamon, lemon, eucalyptus, and rosemary. You can apply it all over your body but focus on the head. Just watch your mouth and eyes.” He responded cautiously, clearly not quite trusting me. “Tell me,” I asked conversationally. “Were you by chance spice merchants before the plague?”