Medicinal Toxic
Found during: Spring, Summer, Autumn

A small vine-like bush growing in mountainous forests, glades, and cutover areas, as well as in brushwood thickets. In small quantities it can be used to help with headaches, muscle spasms, menopause, or gastrointestinal disorders. However, use sparingly, as it is incredibly deadly and can cause seizures, coma, or death. As few as two berries could kill a child, while around 10 can be lethal for adults. Similar to other berries, the fruits can be found in summer and autumn.