BONSAI LABS

>Turn the new flysnap teal too with blue dose. Then dose one of the teal flysnaps with green and the other with gold extract, respectively, and observe the differences between them.

You decide to retrieve the new flysnap from the garden, and place it in the Playground, very near the first flysnap. Not too close, though, since the first flysnap is aggressive.

As soon as you place the new flysnap in the enclosure, you apply a dose of Blue extract to it and wait for 30 minutes…



And now you have two Blue, aggressive thorny flysnaps.
Now, it’s time to run two quick tests on these subjects.
You apply Gold extract to the first one, and Green extract to the second. You set your timer for 30 minutes again, writing down notes and checking on the saplings while you wait.



… huh. The first flysnap reverted back to normal - this, you expected to happen - but the second flysnap has retained the effects of the Blue extract while gaining the effects of the Green, growing longer vines and more leaves.

This… both simplifies, and complicates, things. You were hoping that applying two colors to a subject would, somehow, result in the effects of a color of magic you don’t have the extracts of yet… but instead, it simply resulted in both extracts working, as long as they are of colors that don’t cancel each other out.

In order to see the effects of the other colors of extract, you’ll have to make them yourself the way you made your current extracts: by drawing them out of plants that are heavily imbued with those magics… which, you don’t have yet.

As you note all this down, you hear a bunch of small alarms going off in your garden. It seems like you can now use one Clovette, one Flysnap, and two Algea Urchins.


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