12winged-dealer.livejournal.com[Splotches of color would be appearing in the journals - some in the shape of leaves and others in small droplets of colors as if from an eye dropper, carefully placed about the page, with accompanying scribbles beside them.
(A dark gold dot [as readers would see, since Bishamon cannot])- Bitter taste; creates thick liquid, not paste-like, almost smooth when rubbed between the fingers, dries fully in about 24 seconds for one eye-droplet size measure
(A reddish-brown dot) - Starts sweet, but changes to bitter at the swallow, pasty in texture, grainy to touch, full dries in 1 minute, 36 seconds from one eye-droplet sized measure
(A bright red dot) - Tart, very thin liquid state, sticky to the touch, fully dries in 52 seconds from one eye-droplet sized measure
The list went on, along with numerous scribbled notes, mostly in complicated scientific jargon, a list of other herbs and ingredients he knew to be readily available, question marks, checks, 'x's - they ran across the page in a neat script, but clearly put on in only such a way as for him to understand.
And yes, he could still write, though he was blind. Some things one did not forget, even when one's sight was taken. It just took him a bit longer now than it had before.
And then he spoke - ]
Is it quite common then, for the seasons to change so abruptly?
[ooc: Whine at him for taking up journal space, reply to his question, comment on his scribbles, whatevs.]