Enchantment E.C.H.O
Enchantment E.C.H.O, a soft pink liquid with gold specks, is used to enhance charm effects and emotional influence. Found in areas with a history of love or conflict, it plays a crucial role in crafting amulets of persuasion and love potions. Its sweet, hypnotic taste and perfumed scent make it popular in social and diplomatic contexts, where it is traded frequently in urban and magical hubs.
Properties
Material Characteristics
Sparkles when agitated or when in proximity to emotional energy.
Physical & Chemical Properties
Enhances charm effects and emotional influence in spells.
Compounds
Can be blended with gold flakes to boost longevity of enchantments.
Geology & Geography
Often found in areas with a historical significance of love or great battles.
Origin & Source
Derived from the essence of powerful emotions and momentous events.
Life & Expiration
Maintains potency for 3 years before gradually fading.
History & Usage
Everyday use
In creating amulets of persuasion and love potions.
Cultural Significance and Usage
Valued in matchmaking and diplomatic negotiations.
Industrial Use
Used in crafting items that require a strong emotional connection.
Refinement
Purified through a process involving rose quartz and moonlight.
Manufacturing & Products
Charm bracelets, enchanting oils.
Byproducts & Sideproducts
Emotional residue, sometimes manifesting as mild euphoria.
Hazards
Misuse can lead to emotional dependency or manipulation.
Environmental Impact
Minimal, but careless use can disrupt local emotional energies.
Reusability & Recycling
Can be diluted and reused in lesser enchantments.
Distribution
Trade & Market
Frequent trading in urban and magical hubs.
Storage
Best kept in containers lined with rose petals or soft metals like gold.
Law & Regulation
Regulated to prevent unethical enhancements.
Value
High, especially in social or diplomatic contexts.
Rarity
Common
Odor
Perfumed, with undertones of jasmine and lavender.
Taste
Sweet, with a hypnotic quality that lingers.
Color
Soft pink with gold specks.
Boiling / Condensation Point
180°C / 80°C
Melting / Freezing Point
0°C
Density
Comparable to olive oil.
Common State
Liquid
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