Name: Blood-Devouring Magnetite
This plant usually grows in mountainous areas with low rainfall annually. Even if you live in a low water environment your sap when treated can be used in small amounts to cure anemia. The plant itself absorbs large parts of minerals and even tends to form a fake skeleton made of iron and manganese in plants over the age of 15.
The leaves of the plant are similar to spinach but are yellowish in color and are hard to the point of inedible. The root of the plant is a radial with a nucleus, seed, deep into the soil, while the other branches create reserves of water and nutrients.
Even though it is not a rare or poisonous plant, it is extremely lethal when handled without care because when it comes in contact with blood it tends to aggressively go to the source and implanting roots and branches that spread throughout the area. and when they hit the target, all the victim's blood dries out and spreads throughout the body, similar to a parasitic carnivorous plant mixture.
These episodes occur because iron is the main constituent ore of this plant so it has a very high demand for it and blood with a high amount of iron in hemoglobin is extremely attractive to it.
Author : Társia Primrose . Royal Library of the Kingdom of Allegoria.