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Stephania carefully examined the remains and analyzed what the flesh of these freaks resembled. Still better than human meat. But if their flesh is deadly to humans, then the matter takes on a completely different character.
The flesh of these creatures was sinewy, tough, and almost devoid of fat. Determining whether it was safe to consume without a taste test was impossible.
— Eugene, how long do you think it will take to assess the result?
- Not long enough for us to starve to death. It seemed that this time the Knight was in no hurry to take the initiative and decided to leave the kitchen duties to the women.
— Well... Nothing ventured, nothing gained, — Stephania summarized, after which she took out her camping knife and began carefully carving up the corpse, sniffing its aromas along the way, comparing what it might resemble.
She asked Manka to light a fire and prepare everything needed for the upcoming culinary magic. The men, in turn, were to keep an eye on the prisoners and determine which of them would volunteer as a taster. Obviously, that fate could only fall to Rgortex and Odlid, since Eugene would sooner blow them all up than agree to be a volunteer. Besides, it was beneath his station.
— Are you sure you won't let us rest on your supplies so our healers can recover their strength? — Stephania asked Eugene along the way. — A well-rested Manka could save the taster's life if anything went wrong.
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