Serpant's Eye

The Serpant's Eye, more commonly known as the Serpant's Iris, is a rare flower in Sida. It blooms in mid-spring, and withers away by the time summer arrives. The exact locations of Serpant Eye plants are never certain, but they are believed to grow in canyons or gorges.

Its petals are said to be sanguine in color, and the pattern of its stigma represents a mouth filled with many yellow fangs, though it is completely harmless and passive. Its scent is known to induce sleep effects, and thusly is commonly used in narcotics.