A twisting vine with leaves shaped like tiny coral fronds, clinging to cliffs or washed up driftwood. Its berries are translucent, resembling drops of seawater.
Eating the berries grants temporary resistance to saltwater or brine, allowing prolonged swimming or underwater activity.
Vine fibers are soaked to produce a sticky binding agent used in alchemical poultices or coastal traps.
Alchemists prize the berries for potions of breath-holding and lung fortification.