A Thing to Be Treasured or the Secret of Eulorian Samovars



June 30th, 2015 by Diana Coman

(This is Day 11 of The Barely Legible and Slightly Bloody Diary of Foxy Foxster on Eulora – you can find previous days in which I talk about things of wonder and golden pickaxes.)

I certainly mentioned my wondrous eulorian Samovar before, the multi-functional and totally blessed shiny hissing thing that might get me one day to the moon. And if it didn't yet get me there, it surely did today a thing that is even more surprising for a tool of this island: it actually made tea! Eulorian tea, totally tea, unexpectedly drinkable tea! Still, I suspect it simply felt it had to make tea just to spite me, since I publicly and oh, so assuredly wrote before that it did anything BUT tea.

So on this day, the 11th, I brew my eulorian tea from as many as 36 tubers, 7 wooly mushrooms, 2 spicy moss and one pacademia nut. I sat then on top of the hill next to my now-gently simmering samovar and I admired the view over Eulora's green and rocky hills, between the sticks of claims and with a flikering silvery fishy fountain in the background. And as I sipped my wondrous tea of tubers with a pinch of spicy moss and pacademia nut, I felt for the first time an unbearable lightness of being on Eulora. After which I checked my pockets and I discovered that they were indeed quite unbearably lighter, some hundred thousand satoshis lighter.

A cup of tea on Eulora is a thing to be treasured indeed since it is basically a whole lot of money with a dash of hot water. The secret of Eulorian Samovars must surely be that they can quite actively transform a lot of money into very little liquid...

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  1. […] pee back? Well, it turns out it can and of course it does it, really quickly. Just as I was getting drunk on tubers tea (well, let’s call it that), the world was also getting drunk on new skills and knowledge as […]

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