The Herb Book John Lust Novels & Stories

He looked at the child beside him, and asked, "Are you angry that I scolded you in front of others?" The sensible girl shook her head, "No. You were teaching me. I'll do better next time." The man took the books from the child's hand and said in a deep voice, "It's good that you understand. When you get home, copy the 108 key herbs in traditional herbal medicine ten times."

Mary offered. “Maybe you are right. Let me think on it” Bettina nodded. They continued walking in silence, still holding hands. When they got home, they started to unpack Bettina’s bag and she took out a logbook to enter the mix of herbs she had given Mrs Waske. Bettina also told Mary why she had used the different herbs, what their properties was and how they worked together. Mary listened fascinated with all the things that you needed to considerate when using herbs. She asked a couple of questions as they were preparing lunch for both of them. “Bettina, can I ask you a personal question?” Mary asked as they were eating.

It was like a botanical garden, but one filled not with living plants, but with dried flowers and herbs. "Wow, I've never seen such a variety of preserved botanicals!" I exclaimed. "I thought you were an herb dealer, are you?" I asked as I arched a brow. "Well, I am. But technically, I'm more of an herbalist." He straightened up slightly, and his tone carried a quiet, unmistakable pride. Under the warm light, I managed to take a close look at him. Kaleb was not a tall man, but lean and upright. His iron-grey hair fell across his left brow, and his light brown eyes held a deep, resolute quality.

Each page of this book discusses a different herb and contains a large image if what it looks like. I carry both books back to the desk and begin the grueling task of finding and reading the information about each herb in both books. I was so caught up with my work that I didn't hear Tyler approaching me, but I certainly felt it when he set his hand on my shoulder. My whole body jolts in surprise and I whip around to look at him. "Hey," he says with a smile. "Are you having fun?" "Not really. Why did you scare me?," I grumble.

Clearly, i have underestimated my mate. But while going through the book shelf, I came across an old book, which piqued my interest. The back ws not really giving anything aside from it being an old, boring look. But while looking through it? It was a detailed book of almost every medical herb to exist, with how to care for it, what is it used for and everything in between. It was also handwritten, my best guess, by AIra's grandmother.

However, she knew that the spiritual power within the herb was very precious. Sabastian smiled proudly and said, "Senior Sister, that is the Seven Spirit Herb. In ancient books, it is described as precious fairy grass. It is great for beauty and muscle relaxation; it has about seven benefits. It's amazing!"

It was huge, grand, and filled with many books older than anyone she knew, it's just became a hobby of her to read the books from this place whenever she is free. She never thought that hobby of her's can help like this, "Maybe... Just maybe, if I can find something here helpful, it might change everything." She pulled out a thick, leather-bound book titled "The Forgotten Essence: Lost Remedies of the history." Carefully she flipped through the fragile pages, as she feared that papers might get torn apart if she were to use more strength. The book has details of rare herbs, their origins, and their properties, some known, some long forgotten, Alexandra’s eyes scanned through the words with d

His cheeks were slightly flushed and he seemed to be quite energized as well. Alex noticed a strong aroma of traditional medicine and could miraculously tell which herbs and in what ratios were used just from scent… This was another ability that came with the Ultimate Book of Medicine. The medicine included ginseng, wild celery, chinese knotweed, saussurea, and many other expensive herbs. It seemed that Lex was taking this medicine to help restore blood flow. However, the ratios seemed a bit off—it was too concentrated. That was why Lex’s face was fairly flushed.

It took some effort for the young lady to catch the book. She spoke with pride, as she looked at the book in her hands. “I’ve already memorized the book. If you don’t believe me, you can test me.” She then spoke coyly. Jason’s eyes lit up as he heard what she said as if it had garnered his interest. He randomly chose a few medical herbs from the book and realized the kid had perfectly recited the corresponding details. “Not bad; now try making a few prescriptions from it.” He spoke calmly towards the young lady.

There was really no need for me to be here at the mansion. “Take these herbs, Alpha John. They will help with the pain,” one of the maids whispered as she placed a small bundle of dried herbs on the round table, beside a cup of water. I hesitated, wondering when I asked for these. She bowed her head respectfully and turned to leave, her footsteps soft on the floor. One of the warriors quickly grabbed the herbs, holding them out to me. “Alpha John, you need to take this; it’s important for your health right now,” the warrior urged, his deep baritone voice filled with authority.