Warriors Cats Herbs List Novels & Stories

Neither of them looked me in the eye. Their shoulders remained tense, like prey animals waiting for the next blow. " Things will change here from now on." I said, staring at the porridge clearly giving off the scent of herbs. All of them healthy and edible herbs except... Each herb had their opponents. Keep them together, the meals would turn toxic to consume. The scent became clearer the moment I leaned closer. Mugwort, Silver leaf, and something faintly sweet underneath. Individually, none of them were dangerous. In fact, most of them were used in healing tonics.

Alcazar assured him. Elijah nodded at the warriors, who parted ways, making way to Alcazar and the Alphas. Alcazar rushed to the Silvershade pack house. He gave the misty dew herbs, which only grow in the night and will dry up after sunrise. They are extremely tender and filled with medicinal properties that can heal any kind of ailment. "Squeeze these herbs between your finger tips and feed them to the queen. They will help" Alcazar instructed the pack doctor.

He took the names of all the herbs and was judging if it would work or not. Wanting to contribute, Dominic added, “ how about thimbleweed? I’ve read somewhere that it can be used as a cleansing agent.” “It is alpha Castro, but it is used to clean wolf hide.” “Oh, I see.” With that Dominic’s attempts to help came to a halt. Sighing the omega turned back to the shelves when he heard a small voice, “Have you tried wolfsbane?”

As she was faced with Charlie’s inquiry, Yashita did not hide anything as she spoke up and explained, “Young Master Wade, the Harker family’s inner family boxing method has a large demand and requirement for temperature and medicinal herbs. The medicinal herbs are mainly those herbs to supplement the qi, and it is supplemented by medicinal herbs to strengthen the body. The medicinal herbs to supplement the qi are mainly those such as ginseng, reishi mushroom, deer antler, and cordyceps sinensis. As for the medicinal herbs to strengthen the body, it mainly consists of some medicinal herbs that are used to soak in medicinal baths.”

“Yes, little moonlight?” I walk over and set a neatly torn piece of paper in front of him. He lifts it with one hand and studies the names scribbled across it. “Herbs,” I say, tucking a loose strand of hair behind my ear. “Ones I remember. Some are already here, like the white sage, burdock root, and calendula, but I need more. These are rare, but I can’t complete the healing grid without them.”

I’d examined all of his wounds after I’d peeled off the bandages, and had been relieved to see new, pink skin forming over his cuts. Nana Baspy had added in what she’d called “healing herbs” to our bathtub, insisting that they’d help Ares recover from his injuries. Rosemary and lavender and cinnamon and fenugreek and chamomile – she’d looked like a witch stirring up a potion as she’d fussed over our bath. Grandpa Attie had had to pull her away, reminding her that they’d lingered here too long already – but not before she’d managed to spill a mug of coffee first down herself, and then Ares, and then, somehow, over Grandpa Attie’s arm as well.

“You learn.” She brings out bundles of dried herbs, arranging them neatly on a stone slab. “Let’s start with the basics,” she says. “You have potential. And I suspect your mother was preparing you for something far greater than pack kitchens.” The rest of the morning passed with her showing me basic herbs. She pointed out dried stalks of wolfbane, blue-root, and valerian. “This will numb pain. This counters toxins. This one enhances spirit dreams.” It was fascinating. For the first time, I wanted to learn. Maybe I was never meant to be a servant.

While I am reading through the information on valerian root and jotting down some notes, I stumble upon an interesting fact. In the list of what herbs work well with valerian root is one herb I never expected to see, wolfsbane. I know the standard effects of wolfsbane. For werewolves, it is poison, but it usually only gives lycans a headache. However, I never expected to see it paired with a sedative. Papers rustle as I flip through the book to find the page on wolfsbane. There I learn that wolfsbane can also be a sedative for lycans, especially when combined with hops and valerian root.

"Hospital confirmed? I saw the Alpha checking out his neck in the mirror. Twice. He looked… mildly haunted. Honestly, what made him pet a stray cat? Has he never read a single internet horror story?" I froze. Mostly because I was still recovering from the secondhand embarrassment. Desperate to change the subject before my face permanently turned into a tomato, I pointed at his mug. "What's in that? It looks like you mugged a pine tree and steeped the evidence." He grinned. "Alpha Max Herbal Power Blend." "…That sounds illegal." "It's all-natural," he said proudly. "Twelve herbs. Two roots. One mission." I raised an eyebrow. "Which is?"

A cat sleeps on the stone threshold as if it owns the door. Inside, bundles of sage and thyme hang from rafters, lavender in braided ropes, dried bay leaves crinkling like paper when my sleeve brushes them. The list on the peg has a tidy script, Marek’s, I think. Mint, marjoram, bay, rosemary, and a handful of dried pepper pods crushed to dust. I pack them into a basket, nose filling with the clean green of crushed stems and something sweet underneath from the lavender ropes. For a moment, just one, my chest loosens. Herbs don’t lie. They do what they do, every time.