Bag of foreign legumes
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The taste is warm and can be sprinkled over warm tea or chocolate for an additional comforting taste. This specific type of legume was prohibited during the Halzhaan Age as it was discovered that overconsumption of the seed could have psychedelic effects in the consumer. A favourite among the nomadic Sah Basir, these legumes are left to grow on their own in the wild for years until another Sah Basir boat tribe returns to harvest. When harvesting, it is customary to replant on the island for the next visitors.
Fateng Leng, Professor of Herbalism and Foreign Cultures at Rivenleaf University
