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I recently discovered that the intensity of the light changes depending on the materials you use. For instance, when I ate a dish cooked with a glowing cave fish, I produced more light than I did after my ''[[brightcap]]'' dish. I wonder if the ''effect is more powerful'' the ''harder the ingredient is to collect''... Or could the quantity of each material play a part somehow? | I recently discovered that the intensity of the light changes depending on the materials you use. For instance, when I ate a dish cooked with a glowing cave fish, I produced more light than I did after my ''[[brightcap]]'' dish. I wonder if the ''effect is more powerful'' the ''harder the ingredient is to collect''... Or could the quantity of each material play a part somehow? | ||
I clearly have more experimenting to do. There is no shame in not knowing, for beyond that lies the joy of knowing. Tonight I am the candlelight.| ''Chef Aurie Taamu, the Lonely Cook''}} | I clearly have more experimenting to do. There is no shame in not knowing, for beyond that lies the joy of knowing. Tonight I am the candlelight. | ||
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Popla Foothills South Well is a location in Tears of the Kingdom. It is one of 58 Wells that can be found in the Overworld.
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A Note on the Table can be found here written by Chef Aurie Taamu which reads as follows:
"The road of a gourmand is fraught with thorns. It's why I choose to travel alone. But this life does have its share of lonely nights. That's when you need to shine a light to keep the darkness at bay. These newly discovered "bright" ingredients have the strange effect of making the body glow.
I recently discovered that the intensity of the light changes depending on the materials you use. For instance, when I ate a dish cooked with a glowing cave fish, I produced more light than I did after my brightcap dish. I wonder if the effect is more powerful the harder the ingredient is to collect... Or could the quantity of each material play a part somehow?
I clearly have more experimenting to do. There is no shame in not knowing, for beyond that lies the joy of knowing. Tonight I am the candlelight. "