L25.105 Cucumber Flower

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A small yellow flower that grows from cucumber stalks.

Typically used to signify secret love and often used in many tall tales as a symbol of elopement especially in the regions of Agash and Kal-Absur.

While many attribute the symbolism due to the size of its fruit, it is said that it originated from two forgotten Thrones of old Ninur-Sin, who eloped, after exchanging cucumber flowers, to the region that is now called Agash.

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