Relum Pear

Resembling a typical pear in size and shape only, the thick skin of a relum pear has a waxy feel to the touch that is said feel similar to that of peeled flesh. Though loosely sectioned like an orange or a grapefruit, instead of juice the fruit contains a thick oil-like substance that is more similar the juices pulled from olives than the fruit this flora borrows its name from. Biting into the fruit reveals a smooth buy salty taste as the oil quickly works to coat the the mouth and throat of its consumer. the oil from a relum pear has recently become in high demand as it has grown favorable as a base for a variety of different potions.