For the exclusive use of the noble class, yet the quality is unstable.
At times, the scent is overwhelmingly pungent, while at other times, it is faint and nearly indistinguishable, far from the purity of natural flowers.
Even at top-tier auction houses, only a few bottles of truly effective fragrance concoctions are made available in a year.
Coincidentally, the owner of this small stall is a reclusive alchemy master, skilled in ancient perfumery and mental auxiliary formulas.
This time, the floral-scented concoction he introduced was made using the long-lost "Starlan Extraction Method."
It incorporated seven kinds of rare aromatic sources and was refined for three days with moonlight dew, being presented in public for the first time.
The bottle of the concoction hasn't been opened yet.
A faint scent of violets and morning mist lilies has already begun to quietly diffuse.
