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[of_mindelan]

I think this [pause.  What to call puddles of gibbetty zombie fluids that are iced over on top?] sludge will freeze completely overnight.

Maybe sprinkling sand on it will help with traction.  It'll be easier to pick up and dispose of when it's solid.  Where do we want to put it?  The cold's cut down on the smell for now, but it will thaw eventually.

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[grab_my_bells]

Ah, well, that's good. Someone can go through and shovel it.

I'd say it might make good fertilizer, but we might end up with zombie plants. Can we just...burn it?

I'm not sure how interested they were in eating our foods so much as eating us.

[of_mindelan]

It might be a challenge to burn this, but if the water was boiled out somehow, maybe.

[You never know!] Even so, they could have contaminated things. Rotting meat breeds powerful sickness.

[grab_my_bells]

If it would destroy it. People talked about the zombies not liking fire when they were alive. I figure it would be a safe disposal method.

Ah, true.

[of_mindelan]

It might be better to do this in the Wilderness. I don't imagine that the place where this is done would come out looking very good.

[feathered_earth]

Hey Mindelan! Are you okay?

[...just give her a second to feel less queasy about the thought of carrying around a frozen puddle of zombie gunk.]

It could be buried, but the ground's probably too cold. If it can be picked up, would boiling work?

[of_mindelan]

I'm fine. Are you all right, Krile? [Some small injuries which she thinks chain mail would have prevented. A wrenched shield arm. That kind of thing.]

Maybe if the ground was thawed out... Boiling might, but gods, the smell. Bell suggested burning it. If it's a little at a time in a large fire, that could work.

[feathered_earth]

Yeah, I'm okay.

Ugh. I guess burning would be better, then.

[of_mindelan]

It might be best to do this in the Wilderness. But there's enough of it that I'm sure different people will do as they will.