Amazing Herbal Remedies

We've been here at D-13 in South Extension Part-I for quite a while now. Most days start with unpacking boxes of dried plants and bottles that smell like the earth. It’s a small space, really, but it’s packed from floor to ceiling with stuff people look for when they want something natural. Dealing with herbs isn't always easy because things change with the seasons. Sometimes a certain root isn't available, or the color of a leaf batch looks a bit different than last time. We just tell people how it is. My desk is usually covered in papers and ledger books because I still prefer writing things down by hand. People walk in off the street in South Ex, some in a hurry and others who want to chat for twenty minutes about a tea their grandmother used to make. We don't have a big fancy sign or anything, just the name Amazing Herbal Remedies on the door. It gets dusty inside with all the dried materials, so we spend a lot of time wiping down the glass jars. The shelves are getting a bit old and they creak when you put a heavy crate on them. It’s a quiet life here, mostly. We aren't trying to change the world, just keeping the shop open and making sure the jars are full. If you find yourself in Part-I, you’ll see the building easily enough. It’s just us and the plants, really. No big mystery to it.