Kamiyosai: Noun
The frution of the endeavours of midieval alchemists. The goal of alchemy was originally thought to find a source of everlasting energy, aether, and transumation. However, recent findings by archaeologists from the Oxford, suggest that a "Kamiyosai" was another goal of their's.
A kamiyosai was essentially the constituted form of all men's (and some women's) wildest dreams.
Artist's renderings from the 16th century depict it (her) carrying a feret in one arm and tugging a large load of books.
The frution of the endeavours of midieval alchemists. The goal of alchemy was originally thought to find a source of everlasting energy, aether, and transumation. However, recent findings by archaeologists from the Oxford, suggest that a "Kamiyosai" was another goal of their's.
A kamiyosai was essentially the constituted form of all men's (and some women's) wildest dreams.
Artist's renderings from the 16th century depict it (her) carrying a feret in one arm and tugging a large load of books.
by bludragn0 October 10, 2007