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{{Infobox_Keeper_Foods|title1 = Ruckleberries|first_seen_in = [[Book 1: Keeper of the Lost Cities|Book 1: ''Keeper of the Lost Cities'']]|appearance = Yellow-Orange berries|taste = Stinky Feet}}'''Ruckleberries '''are a type of [[About the Elves|Elvin]] berry that has many uses. Not only are these green and yellow speckled berries able to purify metal (with immense difficulty) in [[Alchemy]], but they are also able to work as a disguise. It was mentioned in [[Book 1: Keeper of the Lost Cities|Book 1]] that it is uncommon to use ruckleberries to purify metal, as it can cause the skin to wrinkle if their juice gets on it, as well as making the user smell like feet all day. For her [[alchemy]] [[midterms]], [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] had to purify a key with these berries. As the ending result, she had made three-quarters of the key the color she was going for, and her pinkie finger was wrinkled for the rest of the day. It was later mentioned that [[Mr. Forkle]] uses these berries as a disguise causing him to look like an elderly man (it is unknown if [[Mr. Forkle]] created this identity to look after [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] or he used the Ruckleberries previously). Once again, they are mentioned in [[Book 6: Nightfall|''Nightfall'']], where it so happens that [[Lady Cadence Talle|Lady Cadence]] had stumbled across them in her spare time as the [[beacon]]. She finds a garden full of them and connects that [[Magnate Leto]] is [[Mr. Forkle]]. |
{{Infobox_Keeper_Foods|title1 = Ruckleberries|first_seen_in = [[Book 1: Keeper of the Lost Cities|Book 1: ''Keeper of the Lost Cities'']]|appearance = Yellow-Orange berries|taste = Stinky Feet}}'''Ruckleberries '''are a type of [[About the Elves|Elvin]] berry that has many uses. Not only are these green and yellow speckled berries able to purify metal (with immense difficulty) in [[Alchemy]], but they are also able to work as a disguise. It was mentioned in [[Book 1: Keeper of the Lost Cities|Book 1]] that it is uncommon to use ruckleberries to purify metal, as it can cause the skin to wrinkle if their juice gets on it, as well as making the user smell like feet all day. For her [[alchemy]] [[midterms]], [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] had to purify a key with these berries. As the ending result, she had made three-quarters of the key the color she was going for, and her pinkie finger was wrinkled for the rest of the day. It was later mentioned that [[Mr. Forkle]] uses these berries as a disguise causing him to look like an elderly man (it is unknown if [[Mr. Forkle]] created this identity to look after [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] or he used the Ruckleberries previously). Once again, they are mentioned in [[Book 6: Nightfall|''Nightfall'']], where it so happens that [[Lady Cadence Talle|Lady Cadence]] had stumbled across them in her spare time as the [[beacon]]. She finds a garden full of them and connects that [[Magnate Leto]] is [[Mr. Forkle]]. |
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Revision as of 04:42, 29 March 2021
Ruckleberries are a type of Elvin berry that has many uses. Not only are these green and yellow speckled berries able to purify metal (with immense difficulty) in Alchemy, but they are also able to work as a disguise. It was mentioned in Book 1 that it is uncommon to use ruckleberries to purify metal, as it can cause the skin to wrinkle if their juice gets on it, as well as making the user smell like feet all day. For her alchemy midterms, Sophie had to purify a key with these berries. As the ending result, she had made three-quarters of the key the color she was going for, and her pinkie finger was wrinkled for the rest of the day. It was later mentioned that Mr. Forkle uses these berries as a disguise causing him to look like an elderly man (it is unknown if Mr. Forkle created this identity to look after Sophie or he used the Ruckleberries previously). Once again, they are mentioned in Nightfall, where it so happens that Lady Cadence had stumbled across them in her spare time as the beacon. She finds a garden full of them and connects that Magnate Leto is Mr. Forkle.