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You recall the needles, making sure to do so without the intent to harm (A safety measure put in place by Shama and explained to all Immortals). And walk towards the ram, the horns are a given so you chop them off, and you also remember being in an auction once where the liver was being sold, so you open its belly with your new knife and gut the thing. The stench of boiled brains is replaced by the stench of blood and guts, nothing new.
And then there’s the rest of the body… there’s no way there isn’t anything else you can’t sell or use for cultivation.
You rack your brains for an answer, despite living for thousands of years, having an absurd amount of battle experience, knowing more battle techniques than you would realistically use in a fight, and being knowledgeable in (now old) religion and politics, you have shit for brains when it comes to wildlife, medicine, and alchemy.
You can work your way around creating and tinkering with artifacts, but that’s more by virtue of reaching Immortality and understanding “how things work” on a more granular level than being the results of research and study.
You know how to kill things, you’re very good at figuring out how to kill something effectively, but you’re not good at the next part. You always left it to “The guy” or “The lass” to pick out the spoils from beast hunting, if you needed medicines you’d buy them with the spoils from battle, if you wanted custom pills you’d contact your nearest alchemist, fork over some stones or treasures and let them care of the rest.
<span class="mu-i">”The fur looks good, you can probably make something with it… the kidneys? I have no idea, I might as well take the balls too while I’m at it.”</span>
Kidneys: 9
The removal of the kidneys proves difficult, you have no idea if you’re supposed to remove just the kidneys, or if you should remove them with the veins and the duct, so you settle on just the veins.
