In the second chapter, we learn that Faeraud has knowledge
of drugs and how to use them. He uses Benzodiazepine to put the guarding owls
to sleep. Later, when he discovers that Evad’s fur factory uses the Mayapple as
an ingredient to sheen his furs, he quickly realizes that the Mayapple is being
produced from a valley of umbrella-like Podophyllum plants. Another byproduct
of the plant (besides the Mayapple) is Podohyllotoxin. You might say so what? Well, the two are quite different. While Mayapple is
not poisonous but would certainly cause digestion, Podohyllotoxin is what is
used in gel to treat warts and certainly might kill one.
Near the ending of the book ATLANTIS: BEARER OF FRUIT centers
around the fact that Gilgamoeh’s wine is poisoned and this is what is causing
Lemech to be sick. One might ask why no one
else has gotten sick from the vineyard? Even though the book explains that the
special wine was made only for Lemech, it might be wise to suspect that someone
else particularly poisoned the actual bottle(s) and not the entire vineyard.
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