You draw some of the target's life energy into a concentrated wisp, which manifests itself as a shimmering pink flower somewhere on the target's body. The target loses 2d4 hit points, which are put into the flower.
Until the spell ends, the target cannot be reduced to 0 hit points while the flower remains intact.
This flower can be targeted by attacks using the target's normal AC unless protected (in which case it is at your GM's discretion). Spells or phenomena with an area of effect that deal damage to the target will also damage the flower. If the flower is destroyed, the imbued hit points are lost with it, and the target is once again vulnerable to falling unconscious.
If another bloom is made by the caster or the spell lasts its full duration, the flower dissipates, and any remaining hit points within are returned to the target.
* - (the petal of a lily)
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