Submission (#8803) Approved

Nestled at the bases of trees adorned in pink hues and coating sections of stone that forms the cobbled bridges and pathways of Faerindell is a special plant called a Ademisith. Most of the time this plant bears a moss-like quality having dense soft plush foliage that clings to the small grooves between other plants and structures. Like many other plants in Faerindell this one can be a lovely soft pink hue. Usually Ademisith grows a yellow-green color before the small leaf-like structures it has become colored in a pink tinge followed by becoming fully pink. Once the foliage is fully pink small tiny flowerbuds start to form. No one's entirely sure why but perhaps because Faerindell sports a large array of flowers, whether they're the faerie shrouds draped around or other general flora, the small buds that form on Ademisith will often follow the hues of surrounding flora.

The colorful flowers that bloom on this plant do not have to be distinctly one color, and in fact are often stippled with several colors. Due to this varied coloring the flowers are very easy to make out from one another up close. If not for the flower's small size, even at a distance Eyre residents would probably be able to see the flowers pretty clearly. The compact nature of this moss-like plant causes both the foliage and flowers to form a carpet-like appearance as it spreads. It is a plant that is particularly weak to dry temperatures so the mild weather of the Faerindell region is its primary growing spot. Thanks to this region's notoriety for having many crops among other flowers, this specific plant grows well naturally or when cultivated specifically.

While this plant is usually not viewed as a weed, it does spread with relative ease once growth. Some Eyre residents in Faerindell have even been known to use it for decoration as it clings well to other structures and as long as it's misted or a small portion is left to make contact with a basin of water, this plant can even grow on the water's surface and many other objects like statues or set in tables.