| Bian Que's Tea Kettle | |
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Origin |
Bian Que |
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Type |
Tea Kettle |
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Effects |
Lets the user see sickness in the body |
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Downsides |
Drinking tea brewed accelerates illness |
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Activation |
Breathing in the steam |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 10 |
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Section |
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Aisle |
466313-3140 |
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Shelf |
990948-6556-509 |
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Date of Collection |
1597 |
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Origin[]
Bian Que was the earliest known Chinese doctor, whose feats of healing were legendary. He reputedly was gifted with a packet of medicine which allowed him to see into the body with x-ray like accuracy. Many stories exist of him performing impossible healings, many of which he used his ability to see through the skin to diagnose the spreads of sickness.
Effects[]
Breathing in the steam from the kettle allows the user the ability to see sickness and disease in others. Drinking tea brewed from the kettle will make the illness and worsen and reduce the user’s likelihood of survival.