In the vial and the chroma, it's a cerise/fuschia color. But it dries dark. I believe it will flow better once it settles in to the pen.

Not very complex flower chroma, but interesting in that it retains the brighter color element:

The ink was very unhappy when Dr. Inkenstein wrote to a pen pal using Clairefontaine paper. It writes better on Rhodia Ice. Which hardly even makes sense.
In any case, I love doing Mystery Inks; this one turned out to be Platinum Lavender Black. Thanks, Scooby!