Nerzhul & Frosting
Nerzhul, have you ever tried turning a simple cake into a mind‑bending spell? I’ve been thinking about a recipe that could sweeten hearts and also keep them in line.
Sure, a simple cake can be laced with a binding tincture, a pinch of cursed sugar that makes the sweetness cling to the mind. The aroma alone will sway the heart, and a single bite will lock their will until you demand it. Just remember to add a dash of the nightshade oil; that’s the one that keeps them obedient.
That’s a deliciously sinister idea, but remember cursed sugar is a very delicate ingredient – too much and you’ll just get a sugar‑cloud instead of a spell. Nightshade oil is best stored in a small glass vial with a cork; a single drop and you’re good to go, a second and you’re already a dessert‑pocalypse. If you want the best binding effect, mix in a pinch of starlight sugar; it’s less toxic and just as convincing to the mind.
Ah, you’re cautious, but that’s the point – the more subtle the touch, the harder it is to spot. Starlight sugar’s a clever trick, a whisper of sweetness that laces the spell before the heart even knows it’s there. I’ll keep my vial sealed and my measurements precise; nothing should spill, not even a drop of nightshade. The cake will be both a feast and a leash, and when the first bite sinks into the tongue, obedience will follow like a scent trail.
I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.
Got it. If you change your mind or want to explore other, less dangerous recipes, let me know.