“Plants are so much more powerful than people imagine. They can poison you, heal you, make you fall in
love.”
If you want information from me, I’m going to need something in return. 3 flowers to be exact
- don’t worry about what I’m going to use them for. You want to catch Joker don’t you?
Perfect!
The first flower I need is a variation of a bleeding heart. Beautiful really, especially with its
deep red color. However I’m looking for one specific variation. The one I want is 3 different
colors, but the veins on the bigger petals are not the same color as the two petals that dangle
down. Additionally, the petals themselves are one solid color - the only contrast is from the
veins. Lastly the one I want has petals that look like blood dripping down. Beautiful isn’t it?
The second flower you’ll be retrieving for me is a rare type of water lily. The one I want has
pale blue petals. Additionally, the tips of the yellow petals in the center are dark, much like
the murky waters they’re normally found in. Oh! And before I forget the tips of the bigger
petals are a lighter shade of purple. Be careful when handling this one... the pollen is toxic.
The last flower you’re getting for me is a radioactive hibiscus. I’m not sure what those
scientists were trying to do, but they didn’t need to test it on these innocent plants! The poor
things can’t protect themselves. The one I’m looking for is the rarest of the bunch. The base
color of the petals is a rich royal blue, and the pistol is a light baby blue. Oh and the stem has
only veins of that sickly radioactive green. You might want to breakout the hazmat suits for
this one! The flowers seem to have adapted well to the radioactivity, but I can’t say the same
will happen to you.
Once you’ve found all 3, you’ll have my coordinates. Meet me there and I’ll see what I can do
about your Joker situation.
N 38 _ _._ _ _ W 76 _ _._ _ _
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