Starglow Basin Morfeo

He blinked as he took in the information, running the description past a variety of drugs that were within his knowledge base. Something green- well, that could mean a lot of things. To be called The Green, however, meant that the drug had a street name- and wasn't specific at all to the family of plant which would make it nearly impossible to narrow down, aside from the fact that it seemed significant enough in value to have been called- out of all plants- The Green. 

Clarity was not something he would have put a bet on. He'd thought she'd been taking some form of opioid, but that didn't fit the bill, now. It was more in the nature of a fungi to provide some amount of clarity, as well as the sense of being everything and everywhere- but fungi weren't typically green, unless she was microdosing with some kind of blue-green algae...He wasn't sure that was even possible, not without horrendous repercussions. 

She was at the end of her withdrawal, though if weeks had passed, it spoke something of her level of addiction. Some of The Green's effects might be permanent, he supposed; he continued to mull over his thought until she offered a trade- an introduction. 

Trade. He agreed, licking his lips. He needed to see what The Green was. He wanted to know its source, its use, its potency. 

To her, he would push one leaf and not the other. If you're trying to get it out of your system, this will help. He said. It'll scrub impurities from your system, bind to toxins and remove them. You need to have food in your belly when you take it. Eat, take it, and get some sleep. You'll wake up when it starts working. He arched a brow, hoping she might understand that it would be a rough, ugly night. He glanced to the other leaf, piled with sprigs, roots and seeds, and shook his head. You'll wish you could sleep through it but...It'll be cleaner and safer if you're completely awake. He admitted.