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[Without bothering to announce himself, Herbert just starts speaking over the radio. His voice is, at least, pretty distinctive, soft and measured and nasal. Probably recognisable as the guy on the first cure announcement.

Who needs names anyway, right? The information is most important.]

The cure for the venom has been completed. For those with the symptom of petrification the procedure is, twofold: a single dose transdermally applied medication as well as a medicinal beverage—those not demonstrating petrification need only ingest the latter. The transdermal medication is formulated in the shape of a solid sphere that will dissolve and subsequently effervesce to distribute itself in water--ideally for use in one of the various, lunar spas for a period of no less than 8 minutes. I…would advise drinking the beverage either after or at least 6 hours before the bath or else, make certain you are supervised…

[Dammit, Lambert. There is so much alcohol in that half of the cure.]

I will be at the small cabin just to the left of the entrance for, those who want to collect their medication—someone will deliver it otherwise. I am, additionally staying on the radio to answer any questions you may have.

[ooc: The cure is here! It's... a weird herbal alcoholic beverage (THANKS, LAMBERT) and uh. Basically the Ectoplasm jelly bath bomb from LUSH. Please call Herbert out on accidentally inventing the bath bomb. The bomb is purple and segmented on the outside and smells of citrus. Once it's been put in water it oozes diluted bright green slime with magic sparkles in it. It glows slightly. The slime permeates the stone and gradually turns it back to flesh. The drink tastes like drinking a herb garden and alcohol. It rejuvenates you from the poison effects and also you'll get drunk. Sorry, kids. Medieval Poland.]

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Mm. Mr. Delacroix, was it? You were the one who's avian? I have, taken that into account.

Effervescence in this case is the release of gasses from an aqueous solution and does not, relate to its alternate meaning of vivacity--it especially does not imply any kind of ballistic.

Also the one where there's two of me! Does my human half drink this too? I'm only like spiritually poisoned on that end, I think.

Mhmm. I'll rephrase. Is it going to leave bits of glitter on people? And it sounds like this one fancy bath treatment for soaking in.

[Yeah, he......didn't quite get that. It sounded like a weird metaphor, so he assumed it was one and now he has to diagnose on the fly. Awesome.] Do you have to eat with both bodies? If only your human half eats does your, bird half go hungry?

There may be residue, it's unavoidable due to the components and it. Is a bath treatment so I presume it would sound similar to any other ones to some extent.

You've seen a blue-haired guy coming in a lot to sit with me? He's also me. Basically it's like I'm one person distributed over two different bodies, so, yeah, they both gotta eat if I want them both in good condition. My human half wasn't exposed to much poison if any, but I still feel sick!

All right, I'll take that as a 'probably less pleasant than glitter', but maybe that means it's easier to clean off, too. So bath bombs. How'd you get the fizz? You've got baking soda and citric acid or like more exotic?

[This is unbelievably fascinating. There are so many experiments he wants to try but...he can't. It's not that they're particularly endangering, it's just that people tend to get irritated when you start treating them like test subjects. He itches to get his hands on Delacroix once he's dead, though. Maybe they'll go somewhere dangerous next. Not that he's hoping he'll die, of course, it would just be. Convenient.]

I've been informed the poison is. Soul based and I assume that would be shared between your bodies as well. If your human half wasn't exposed outside the transitive property of your existence a small dose of the ingested medicine should be, sufficient.

[Ok, admittedly, he'd gone a bit overstiff because he'd thought his idea for providing the topical cure was fairly brilliant and Delacroix is treating it like it's nothing. He may as well give up.]

"Bath bombs". That's essentially it, there are other aspects but. Yes. Fine. Bicarbonate of soda and citric acid--there's glitter but it's magic.

[Oh Herbie. Julien is, of course, utterly oblivious.]

Good to know! I like "the transitive property of your existence", by the way. It's also more complicated than it sounds because I kinda have a way to consume something to sustain and heal both at once, but honestly it's probably better to go traditional here.

Aww, that's cool. Any ingredients left over? I've made home bath bombs before, but it's been a while! I don't think the stone on me is going away, so I don't really know about soaking, myself.

If there are any further idiosyncrasies related to your state that might affect future treatment I'd like to know about them. As the local medic it's my, job to understand the complications.

[Herbert doesn't know how he feels about "Aww, that's cool" but nobody else has even halfway acknowledged his brilliant work here so that will have to do.]

I would suggest going to the Cookhouse kitchen as I did--I'm not yet sure if I'll have to make further... [He pauses. When he speaks again it's very dry.] ...bath bombs.

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Haaa, god.

If something won't kill me in under twenty minutes then it's not gonna kill me at all, not if I'm conscious enough to start healing myself. It's probably even less than that and especially if I kick it off and then sleep, but I haven't exactly experimented. Might be the word's 'regenerate'.

Well, it's neat anyway! There's normally no medical function to the things, but this is the Carnival, you have to adjust your settings on 'normal' constantly.

[A silent moment while Herbert takes down notes on this for future.]

Is this common to your species or is this all the result of local mutation?

I've...noticed. Fortunately I'm very adaptable.

I'm human, man! Or I was born a completely normal human, though I'm willing to say that my idea of 'human' is probably slightly different than the others I've seen. Nothing I've got is something I was born with, though, and in a more stable world I'd still be entirely typical of humanity.

Ah, good! You really gotta kind of lean into the flow here. Sometimes things don't make sense, but that's all right, you know?

I have met...aliens though. How many of the, noticeably inhuman people here would you say are actually mutated humans?

Yes, I intend to categorise and make the nonsense sensible; I'm certain it's all scientifically explicable only you have had an unfortunate shortage, of modern scientists. Now you have me.

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That's something you'll have to ask individuals themselves! I am super not equipped to guess. So many people look human with some tiny variation but aren't, even before fae reworking. Then you've got weird outliers like me, who I guess looked half.

Good man! I sincerely wish you the best of luck, the idea of cataloging all of this is pretty overwhelming.

Mm. Is it likely for people living here to become, highly animalistic in body such as yourself and Gongenzaka? What happened, in particular? It would be...inconvenient, for my field. [He huffs. I am not a magical zebra.

[??????] I...yes. There is...a lot to be dealt with.

Haha, well, I was like this when I signed up! Not blue, no spider legs on my face or stone scales, but my most salient features were already present. You probably don't have to worry about that. Now, I think the really dramatic changes and going though dramatic, dangerous situations, or just taking on new responsibilities, are related, but don't quote me on that, I'm spitballing.

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thank you. truly

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