Samara & Elyrith
Samara
Elyrith, I’ve been digging into how the law classifies herbal remedies and it strikes me that there might be procedural loopholes you could exploit to keep your rare plants out of regulation. What’s your take on that?
Elyrith
I keep my plants in places the law barely sees, so I don’t need to worry about loopholes at all. The regulations are like tangled vines—better to stay out of the thicket than try to cut a path through it.
Samara
You’re sidestepping the statutes by keeping them out of sight, but be sure the location really falls outside any municipal ordinance—definitions of “public property” can be broader than you think, so a quick review of the zoning code is advisable.
Elyrith
I’ll give the zoning book a look, but don’t let the bureaucracy grow roots where I tend them. Sometimes a quiet corner is the best loophole.
Samara
Good plan—just double‑check the text for any public‑right‑of‑way clauses that could creep in. And if you’re keeping the manual in prime‑numbered pages, you’re not just following superstition, you’re following a statistically proven habit for avoiding oversight.
Elyrith
Thanks, I’ll peek at those clauses. Prime‑numbered pages keep the ink quiet, just like my herbs keep their magic hidden, let me know if any new vines appear.