Beautiful. I'm stunned. It's perfect surface, as unblemished as a pane of mica...

I think it may because of the lack of rotations? It's easy for slight torsion forces to tangle an infinite product. Most fibers emerge pre-twisted into useful threads, after all, but every movement is a perfectly straight translation in this recipe, so the tissue molecules are all exactly parallel. They end up so flat that I see a blurry reflection of myself in it. It would almost be a shame to eat this!

Oh, disregard, it's quite tasty.

I think the recipe could get cheaper by at least 15 guilder, but I was never able to work out the details. I have a separate design of the same cost as this one, advancing the tissue fiver in half-monomers rather than full monomers, but the extra track negates the savings of one fewer bonder.


- Alchemist Kazyan, in correspondence with Alchemist Jasper