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| − | '''Bruise Cruse''' is a [[:Category:Medicines|medicine]]''' '''that''' '''was mentioned on page 110 of [[Book 2: Exile|Exile]] (paperback) when [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] needed something to heal her wrist from when she went with [[Keefe Sencen|Keefe]] to fix her abilities. [[Edaline Ruewen|Edaline]] had bought it for her along with [[Scratches 'n Splits]], [[Abrasion Persuasion]] and [[Blister Blast]]. She ended up using Bruise Cruse out of the four, and when [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] was rubbing it in she noticed the yellowish sludge felt prickly it was doing damage instead of healing. Eventually, she settled for scrubbing her wrist with soap and water. |
+ | '''Bruise Cruse''' is a [[:Category:Medicines|medicine]]''' '''that''' '''was mentioned on page 110 of [[Book 2: Exile|Exile]] (paperback) when [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] needed something to heal her wrist from when she went with [[Keefe Sencen|Keefe]] to fix her abilities. [[Edaline Ruewen|Edaline]] had bought it for her along with [[Scratches 'n Splits]], [[Abrasion Persuasion]], and [[Blister Blast]]. She ended up using Bruise Cruse out of the four, and when [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] was rubbing it in, she noticed the yellowish sludge felt prickly because it was actually doing damage instead of healing. Eventually, she settled for scrubbing her wrist with soap and water. |
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Revision as of 08:24, 9 September 2018
Bruise Cruse is a medicine that was mentioned on page 110 of Exile (paperback) when Sophie needed something to heal her wrist from when she went with Keefe to fix her abilities. Edaline had bought it for her along with Scratches 'n Splits, Abrasion Persuasion, and Blister Blast. She ended up using Bruise Cruse out of the four, and when Sophie was rubbing it in, she noticed the yellowish sludge felt prickly because it was actually doing damage instead of healing. Eventually, she settled for scrubbing her wrist with soap and water.