Comments | kingslaying: 006

kingslaying

006 - [Voice]

Jul 31, 2008 11:19

[Tired and groggy, but as pleasantly noble as ever.]

That was unpleasant.

I wouldn't advise eating the new fruit. And keep away from the docile animals. They're vicious. And hungry.

On the subject, do we consider it worth trying to hunt them like this? Vicious though they may be, they still look like venison.

food, like flea bottom on dreamwine, oh optimism

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coy_smile July 31 2008, 15:22:14 UTC

It might be worthwhile, then again their appearance could have merely changed, or they could be like the apples. Probably we'd need someone willing to test it out.

[Voice] kingslaying July 31 2008, 15:41:37 UTC

I see. I'll look into it then.

[Voice] coy_smile July 31 2008, 15:47:50 UTC

For safety's sake you should probably make sure someone else is around, if you test it...

Re: [Voice] kingslaying July 31 2008, 16:01:30 UTC

Such was my intent, thank you my lady.

thelestrangest July 31 2008, 16:16:27 UTC

A flamingo chased me up a tree! It looked nice and tasty until I saw it had a mouthful of teeth when it opened its beak.

[Voice] kingslaying July 31 2008, 16:21:01 UTC

It is so, sir. But what are the flamingoes? The tall bird creatures?

thelestrangest July 31 2008, 16:41:55 UTC

They're the big pink birds that like to stand on one leg. I saw one in a picture book once. I thought a bird might taste good cooked on a fire, so I started sneaking up on it. I was almost there when it growled at me! Thank goodness there was a tree nearby for me to scurry up.

redeemed_bandit July 31 2008, 18:27:16 UTC

We do not know if their flesh is still envenomed with the T-virus. I would advice against it.

[Voice] kingslaying August 1 2008, 10:08:26 UTC

A wise point, ser. I had not thought of that. If there was but a way to tell them apart...

Re: [Voice] redeemed_bandit August 2 2008, 09:12:48 UTC

The T-virus is unpredictable... I would not know if that is possible. Even if their appearance is healthy, it does not mean their innards are.

canto_01 August 1 2008, 02:51:50 UTC

I wouldn't risk it, human. If they belong to Wesker, then their physical bodies will still be contaminated. If not, the chances of their flesh being edible are slim.

...though to 'hunt' is not necessarily 'to feed.' If you need someone to help, I would be willing to test myself against them again.

[Voice] kingslaying August 1 2008, 10:10:39 UTC

Wesker's things were rotten, weren't they? Hm... I wonder if...

I'm a knight, not a hunter, though since I'm not much of the former of late, I'm willing.

Re: [Voice] canto_01 August 2 2008, 01:30:28 UTC

I would assume so based on what I saw, though I couldn't say any further than that.

Also, I'm not familiar with the term 'knight'. In either case it will help your training along nicely; I'm ready whenever you are.

[Voice] kingslaying August 2 2008, 07:59:51 UTC

A soldier who's taken oaths.

Alright. I'll find you.

iamwesker August 1 2008, 17:19:20 UTC

I would highly suggest not eating my creations. The T-virus can be spread post-mortem and cooking does not destroy it fully.

However, there is a way to tell them apart. My monsters that are deer tend to have black splotches on their fur. The ones that I am assuming are 'normal' do not.

Do let me know the results. If the are safe to eat, it may be advisable to hunt them in large numbers and smoke the meat to save it.

[Voice] kingslaying August 1 2008, 20:25:18 UTC

I'll bear that in mind, ser. Mayhaps those which were not created by you are safer.