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''Source: Harker's Guide to Vampire Hunting'' | |||
At first glance, a corpse flower might appear beautiful. Its red and violet petals take on violently bright hues that shine in stark contrast with its pale, fuzzy stems that sprout from a central, bushy root network. But a second look at a corpse flower will reveal the great horror that its distant beauty conceals: the largest blooming flower contains the face of a corpse flower’s most recent victim, for corpse flowers draw their nutrients from draining carcasses. | At first glance, a corpse flower might appear beautiful. Its red and violet petals take on violently bright hues that shine in stark contrast with its pale, fuzzy stems that sprout from a central, bushy root network. But a second look at a corpse flower will reveal the great horror that its distant beauty conceals: the largest blooming flower contains the face of a corpse flower’s most recent victim, for corpse flowers draw their nutrients from draining carcasses. | ||