#c. ( verain ) —

[solliium]

wardrobe notes

tiphaine

muted & dull colors. favors greens and greys.

high collared blouses with bow style neck ties.

long skirts or high waisted pants with blouses tucked into.

victorian gothic energy.

should give “ghost of a widowed victorian woman” vibes.

misri

gold, white, pink, browns.

inspiration from khmer dancers, thai, and south indian fashions. she probably has a lot of couture style fashion in there too, based off what ionian nobles look like. 

flashy golden jewelry. heavy bracelets. large earrings.

consistent make up presentation: gold at the corner of the eyes and a single gold stripe on her top and bottom lip

almost always wears shawls because she’s somehow always cold

sarin

deep reds. wears a lot of patterns.

his main coat is based off tibetan chubas but his clothing style is mostly based on traditional clothes from vietnam, thailand, china, and korea.

prefers sleeveless shirts with high collars and jackets/coats with longer sleeves to compensate. uses his coat to hoard things.

outside of patterns, his clothes aren’t intended to stand out in the way of higher class ionians. it’s all very practical clothing.

ragni

general colors are dark blues and greys.

wears a lot of furs and heavy coats. his silhouette makes him seem a lot bigger than he actually is. wears minimal armor, usually just a chain mail shirt.

has blue tattoos along his arms and neck, similar to many freljord warriors.

usually doesn’t wear cloaks, mantles, or capes. despite this, he adds a lot of bulk around his shoulders with the use of furs.

eydis

medium blues, greys, whites.

wears slimmer fit clothing than ragni, since she doesn’t feel the cold and so has little need for the heavier outfits. 

frequently wears cloaks and hoods. more flowing movement compared to the heftier movement of ragni.

less fur, more feathers.

verain

white, gold, blue, occasional dark browns.

fancy and expensive clothing. always looks far too well kept for a man in bilgewater.

button ups and vests are a staple.

honestly not much to say on his clothing.

[lawfulbullets]

" goodness, o f f i c e r. didn't you know being so beautiful is illegal? " from verain too

“You are absolutely correct. However, I have a deal running with the Wardens.

You, however, are under arrest now. You have the right to remain silent.”

[myzap-info]

Qui a de la sauge dans son jardin, n'a pas besoin de médecin

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Qui a de la sauge dans son jardin, n'a pas besoin de médecin

Les bienfaits de la sauge officinale

Depuis l’Antiquité cette plante indispensable au jardin, n’a cessé de prouver son efficacité. Le célèbre dicton « qui a de la sauge dans son jardin, n’a pas besoin de médecin » résume à lui seul ses nombreux bienfaits. Avec les connaissances actuelles du microbiote intestinal tout s’explique.

    Le nom latin de la sauge officinale évoque ses propriétés médicinales puisque « salvare » signifie sauver, guérir. Déjà les Égyptiens reconnaissaient ses vertus, les Romains entouraient sa récoltes de rituels et elle était couramment utilisées dans de nombreuses potions au cours du Moyen Âge. De nos jours, elle reste une plante primordiale de la pharmacopée, et entre dans de nombreuses préparations de phytothérapie.

Un puissant antiseptique

Astringente, la sauge permet de soigner rapidement les piqûres et morsures ; il suffit de frotter quelques feuilles fraîches sur la plaie, pour calmer douleurs et démangeaisons.Antiseptique et astringente, la sauge viendra à bout de la plupart des maux de gorges. On l’utilisera sous forme d’infusion et de gargarismes. De même pour le traitement des aphtes. Anti-microbienne son huile essentielle réduit les secrétions bronchiques. Elle est aussi utilisée depuis toujours dans le traitement de l’asthme ; ses feuilles séchées seront alors fumées.

Des propriétés digestives:

La sauge ouvre l’appétit, elle régularise la digestion. Une infusion de sauge permettra de faire passer un repas trop copieux. Son effet antispasmodique atténue les crampes d’estomac et les maux de ventre. Elle soulage aussi les ballonnements et réduit les gaz intestinaux.

Un tonique nerveux :

Les infusion de sauge seraient capables de calmer les crises survenant au cours de la maladie d’Alzheimer. Des chercheurs iraniens ont utilisé avec succès des extraits de sauge officinale chez des patients atteints de la maladie d’Alzheimer (à un stade moyen) : 4 mois de traitement, amélioration légère des fonctions cognitives et atténuation de l’agitation, pas d’action sur l’évolution de la maladie. Cette plante aurait en outre des propriétés tranquillisantes. La sauge serait également bénéfique chez des sujets sains en prévention, car elle améliorerait les performances cognitives.

Régulateur hormonal:

La sauge est un remède ancestral bien connue des femmes pour réguler le cycle menstruel et éviter le phénomène de syndrome pré-menstruel.

Elle est aussi très utile pour minimiser les troubles de la ménopause. Bien que son action hormonale ne soit pas encore clairement élucidée, la sauge permet de réguler la transpiration et les bouffées de chaleur, elle aide l’organisme à s’adapter aux changements hormonaux durant cette délicate période.

En prévention et pour soigner l’herpès labial :

L’Etude d’une crème pour soigner l’herpès labial : mélange d’extrait hydroalcoolique de rhubarbe (23 mg/g de crème) et d’extrait aqueux de sauge (23 mg/g de crème) par comparaison à un antiviral classique (aciclovir= « zovirax ») en crème labiale (50 mg/g de crème) démontre les résultats suivants : Temps moyen de guérison : 7,6 jours pour sauge seule, 6,7 jours pour le mélange sauge-rhubarbe et 6,5 jours pour le zovirax.

  Autres propriétés :

  -La sauge est sou­veraine en cas de cram­pes, de mal­adies de la moelle épinière, de mal­adies des glan­des . Pour soigner ces mal­adies, on boit deux tasses répar­ties par gorgées, pen­dant la journée.

-La tisane a égale­ment une excel­lente action sur le foie malade, sup­prime les bal­lon­nements et les autres trou­bles liés aux mal­adies hépatiques.

-Elle a une action dépu­ra­tive, aide à dégager les mucosités des voies res­pi­ra­toires et de l’estomac, remédie au manque d’appétit et soigne les trou­bles intestin­aux et les diarrhées.

-Pour soigner les piqûres d’insectes, on fait des com­presses de feuilles de sauge broyées.

-En usage externe, la tisane de sauge est par­ti­c­ulière­ment recom­mandée en cas d’angines, de maux de gorge, de for­ma­tion de pus dans les dents, de pharyn­gite et d’inflammation de la cav­ité buccale.

-Beau­coup d’enfants et d’adultes auraient évité une opéra­tion des amyg­dales s’ils avaient util­isé à temps de la sauge. Lorsque les amyg­dales ont été enlevées, elles qui en tant que police du corps, arrê­tent et trans­for­ment les sub­stances tox­iques, ces dernières parvi­en­nent directe­ment aux reins.

-Une infu­sion de sauge est égale­ment utile en cas de dents bran­lantes et saig­nantes, de déchausse­ment des dents et de tumeurs gin­gi­vales. On fait alors des gar­garismes où l’on place des tam­pons d’ouate imbibée de tisane sur les par­ties malades

    sources : aujardin.info – phytomania.com – magievegetale.fr

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[solliium]

in light of the new short i just want to say

verain is very smart and very clever, more than enough to survive the cutthroat nature of bilgewater and have a trade emporium of his own making.

but unfortunately for verain and anyone i write with, i am not clever and so he will always be a dumbass.

[solliium]

MUSE’S HANDWRITING which font resembles your muse’s handwriting the closest?

MISRI      small, slanted, neat, and careful. delicately curved letters. SARIN      straight and mid-weight. confident. even lettering. RAGNI      bold and messy. written quickly and carelessly. EYDIS      quick, not necessarily neat or well formed. close together. VERAIN      elegant and slanting. excellent and precise letters until he’s in a rush. TIPHAINE      slightly slanted. mostly prints. rushed letters and overall messy. easy to read.

[solliium]

from @defensator

"i'd suggest getting a map. the city is big, it's easy to get yourself lost," jayce tilts his head a little, arms crossed as he watches the traveler. "i can give you a quick tour, but quick doesn't encompass all of piltover---let alone zaun, if you're brave enough to venture down there."

            verain laughs, the noise unabashed in whatever it is he finds funny. " a map is for someone who needs to know where they're going, " he states, very matter of fact.  his own arms fold, posing himself in the same manner as the man.

    " you know - " he pauses.  verain clicks his tongue and tilts his head one way then the other, brows creasing over his eyes before the wide smile returns.  " you're familiar.  i've seen your face before.  help me put a name to it, won't you? “

[solliium]

jayce is not a personable fellow by any stretch of imagination but ever since he's assumed his role as the city's poster boy, he's tried to act the part. so when he sees what seems to be a lost foreigner and his mood is just about right, he tries to offer an unobtrusive amount of help. "new to piltover?" he begins, tone casual. "if you need directions, i can help."

     bright eyes snap to the direction of the voice as verain’s mouth twitches into a smile. “ oh, that would be most delightful! ” he says, clasping his hands together before he offers one out. there is an accent to his words, but he speaks in a way that seems to try and hide it.

     “ i’m verain. i’m not quite sure where i am going besides going somewhere. perhaps you might tell me where somewhere is? ”

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[solliium]

❝   tea orange -  what is something that your muse is fascinated with?   ❞

— ✱「 @defyances​ 」

     verain is the easiest to answer this with: he's completely in love with ancient history and arcane relics and any sort of trinket that has any sort of magical quality to it. he's a collector and seller of these things. most of his merchandise tends to be slightly-above-useless objects that have some obscure enchantment. in his own home, he has any number of odds and ends on display. honestly, he's that bitch who comes into a culture, takes all the spices, and doesn't even use them. they just sit there and look pretty.

     but like he really does just love old things with stories (especially curses) behind them. i imagine such items are commonly banned or strictly managed in demacia and so his access to them had always been very limited. his early collections were books, usually too old or worn to be of use to anyone. even now, he has a library filled with ancient texts from all over runeterra.

     verain himself, for as much as he loves magical things, doesn't have much of an interest in using magic himself. he likes figuring out how it works but his actual talent for casting spells and the like is... non-existent.

     his other less intense fascinations, include star charting, machinery, and hextech.

[solliium]

despite being from demacia, verain hates his home. he finds it old fashioned and close minded, with everything being more or less the same. there is no encouragement for uniqueness - at least, not to him. to verain, being there is like slowly suffocating.

he’s struggled with feeling out of place and never knowing who he is as a person - only what he is to everyone else and what he is expected to be. the things he was interested in were either forbidden or heavily restricted.

leaving demacia was the first time he was able to think about what he wanted and without care for how it could impact others. verain is a selfish human being who’s interests are very self absorbed and i think demacia’s values go against that?

in general, verain and demacia’s values are constantly at odds.