Healing halls across the land hear of a miracle wine that allows healers to see broken bones and other internal injuries so they can treat them. While some lands, mainly those of greedy rulers who think such wonders should ONLY be for the nobility, forbid their healing halls to have it, most refuse such orders and beg Wraithvine to help them set up deliveries. This will greatly aid them in their work. Just like the invention of the vermin-repelling bands did.
https://peakd.com/fiction/@internutter/challenge-04822-m073-a-glass-for-your-health (the wine)
(Can't find the prompt, but Wraithvine helped an inventor test a special band that repelled all fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, and all other vermin that plagues travelers, esp. near swamps.) -- Anon Guest
[AN: I can't find it either, Nonny. I've tried three different ways for quite a bit of time. I leave it to those with better memories or more time on their hands]
It's the little things that revolutionise the art of healing. A spell where the material component involved a needle made of ivory. A simple band worn on the wrist that repelled verminous insects. They were immense help to hospices and healer's wards. Just like constant cleaning helped keep pestilence from the sickbeds.
Now there were whispers of a new advancement. A special vintage that could render the body clear enough to literally see what the problem was. Assuming the problem could be visible to the naked eye in the first place.
Adventurers were sent off to find where it was made, and only where it was made. The biggest trouble was finding the kinds of adventurers who avoided becoming murder hobos.
Trusting Adventurers to order wine for them was a step too far. They were more likely to drink it and then misuse it.
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