Emeraldwater

''This article is about the liquid itself. For the item, see Emeraldwater (bottled).''

Overview
Emeraldwater is one of the two types of liquid contaminated with the NFV mutagen, alongside lifewater. Emeraldwater is an unintentional consequence of NFV mutation, created by the presence of carrier mites in fresh water. The carrier mites secrete mutagen and excrement into the water, giving it its green color. Contact with emeraldwater generally does not lead to ill effects, but consumption of the water may lead to mutagen sickness and/or development of mutagen spores.