{
    "name": "Everlasting Spring",
    "icon": "naturesaura:spring",
    "category": "naturesaura:using",
    "advancement": "naturesaura:offering",
    "pages": [
        {
            "type": "text",
            "text": "The $(item)Everlasting Spring$() packages the many abilities of $(thing)water$() elegantly into a solid structure, one that can even be used in areas that are usually deemed $(thing)too hot$() for water to exist there. As for simple actions, the $(item)Everlasting Spring$() can fill $(item)cauldrons$() on top of it, $(item)sponges$() close to it and $(item)buckets$() used on it with water. It also irrigates $(thing)farmland$() in an area of five blocks around it."
        },
        {
            "type": "text",
            "text": "Additionally, any more advanced mechanics like $(item)pipes$() can pull water out of it. Additionally, the spring is able to interact with $(item)lava$() in the following ways: If lava is placed one block away horizontally from it, a block of $(item)cobblestone$() will be generated. If the same is done, but vertically, $(item)stone$() is created instead. A block of lava directly next to the spring will turn into $(item)obsidian$().$(n)Of course, all of these actions require varying amounts of $(aura)."
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "text": "Assembling the $(item)Everlasting Spring$()",
            "recipe": "naturesaura:spring"
        }
    ]
}