Blinking a bit at Rilyth's approach as well, Alexander muttered something under his breath.<em>"If my neighbors see this they begin to think I've come up with something that makes the nobles grow younger or such, given the amount of attention here."</em>Alexander looked at Rilyth and Talanna, then turning his eyes over at Belinda and Daniel. This situation was a bit odd already, but he figured he would not be along in the carriage for long anyhow.<br/><br/>"I can mix together a bit of makeup to enhance her looks, and add to the charm she already has with them. I can mix some perfume to add to that." Shrugging a bit he smiled in a polite fashion, looking at the folks gathered in the wagons, then looking at Daniiel very seriously.<br/><br/>"As for the knockout, no I have not prepared anything like that. I would not want to make anything like that 'ready' for any thief to snatch up at my store, and use on someone for who knows what dark purposes. I haven't mixed such, though I have created smelling salts to wake people up in turn. I could look into it, if I came up with something that would help put a person asleep, but I do know something.. I dislike though."<br/><br/>Frowning clearly, he took a deep breath before speaking. "Some among nobility seem to have use for some 'aphrodisiacs'. I dislike making them, since they can be put to use in ways I would not personally approve, but there's not always an option to choose. I can at most say I dont usually have them in store, though I am not entirely reluctant to brew some for the people I believe would not use them against people's will." He shrugged a bit, then narrowing his eyes. "The thing is, there's something called<em>Black Out</em>that incites lust in a person, making them a little more<em>suspectible</em>to suggestions, but the price is clear, it makes the person drinking it more amorous. Also, given its effects, the people who have ingested a bit of it are a touch sensitive to too much light. Might make it easier to argue in favor of a dark cellar, but its still risky, and it doesn't knock a person out." He looked at the group in the carriage seriously.<br/><br/>"Its a bit too risky, though it clouds a person's mind. I wonder thoguh, I don't have many ingredients at the time being for actual<em>poisons.</em>" He looked up at the others. "Its not like I brew those too commonly, especially since there's a rather real risk I might poison myself as well. Though I might have to start practicing now." He scratched his cheek a little, then looking directly at Daniel. "I do think there's a poison that has the effects you would want, uncounciousness, but the risk of it not working right is there, and worse, its not strong enough to survive ingestion, and not strong enough for inhalation such as blown as a powder. It would require using a poisoned blade, even if no larger than a needle, to stick the said person with it, and as said, there's a risk it might not work." Alexander didn't really know enough of poisons to say for certain yet.<br/><br/>"I can study the material a little, but here's one more thing to consider about such a poison. All that is necessary for things to become truely bad, would be for her to prick her own finger on the poisoned needle, and fall asleep at the clutches of some noble." He winced at the sheer thought of it.<br/><br/>"So I'd rather not expose her to the risk unless she took it herself, willingly."