[For all the use of cloudhymn, there was a point where it simply became impractical to use it to solve every ailment. His reserves of energy were considerable indeed... but it was a good way to burn oneself out to simply rely on it for everything.

... there was also someone here whose health he wanted to look after, however much or little it would come up... the more he could learn, the better.]

In the end it simply feels like the wisest course.

[He does set his Relic aside completely after a moment, casting his thoughts away from medicinal purposes and to culinary which was the point of this from the beginning.]

Mm... these two can go in now.

[His first gesture is to first a single bundle -- something to be removed before eating... and the other a little pile of something relatively crushed rested atop a leaf. There were a couple of the little cloves whole beside the pile that could remain out, of course.]

And once it begins to boil, this can be added in.

[What Dan Feng gestures to this time looks like a small pile of carefully washed, bite-sized potatoes. From what he'd read, they should finish cooking at a boil when the rabbit had also finished. And with a level of certainty that Jing Yuan remained a better cook than he'd needed to become, there should be no trouble with the preparation.

... aeons he really had found more medical herbs than culinary...]