Hey, that sounds like a fun story! In real life, a few herbs can help soothe and heal, but they’re more subtle than a magic potion. For skin and wounds, calendula and comfrey make good healing salves—just a few drops of their oil or a cream that’s gentle on the skin. If you’re looking to calm aches or stress, chamomile tea or a light lavender steam can ease tension and help you rest. For digestion or a quick boost, ginger or peppermint tea are classic. Remember, it’s the steady care and gentle touch that does the best work, not a single “miracle” herb. If you need a recipe or tips on growing them, just let me know—happy to help!

That sounds so cozy! Here’s a quick “sparkly tea” you can try: - 1 cup water - 1 chamomile tea bag or 1 tablespoon dried chamomile flowers - 1 teaspoon dried calendula petals (they’re pretty, not just healing) - 1 teaspoon dried lavender buds (for the steam vibe) - A pinch of dried rose petals or edible silver dust (just a tiny dash, so it looks pretty but isn’t too much) Heat the water, pour it over the herbs, cover for 5 minutes, then strain. While you’re sipping, let the steam rise and play that chill OST. If you want a little sparkle, a few drops of a safe, food‑grade glitter or a pinch of edible silver dust can be stirred in just before drinking. It won’t change the healing, but it’ll add that kawaii glow you’re looking for. Enjoy your herb shrine, and remember to breathe deep and let the calm flow in.