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[weartearrust]

"This is Angeal. You know what to do."

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[weartearrust]

I am reasonably certain I would not need to explain why to my current Warden, having the ability to heal a little or burn a little can only be to something's benefit.

If you need some measure of backup from another warden however, if someone's foolish enough to insist on having a zombie plant onboard, Archer is very no-nonsense.

[coffinturk]

All right. And I'll keep that in mind. I'll let you know how the rest of my conversation with Misty turns out as well.

Better to be prepared one way or another.

[weartearrust]

PLEASE do. Really. I want to know if I'm risking being turned into plant food just by strolling the hallways casually. Meanwhile there's plenty of salt and vinegar to be had in the kitchens and it's an amazing herbicide.

I'll stock up.

[coffinturk]

Noted. Though I wonder if that would work on an undead plant. Or just kill the competition.

[weartearrust]

If it's alive, salt and vinegar will work. Even on animals. It's not a great way to go but it is effective.

Backwoods science classes have a use even now.

[coffinturk]

Interesting classes.

[ Sir that phrasing suggested that the science included some poor animal. But yeah, that was probably extrapolated on in words and not test. Well, maybe some poor slugs suffered a cruel fate. Still. ]

Fairly sure it said undead. But can't hurt to try.

[ Can vinegar be blessed by a priest? Salts could in theory. ]

[weartearrust]

Hundreds of miles from bigger towns, you learn to make do really fast.

Even undead can be pickled!

I felt it needed a wrapup somehow. c.c

[coffinturk]

[ There's a serious, contemplative moment in which Vincent decides he may want to avoid buying pickled things in remote villages when he returns to Gaia. Instead... ]

If it manages to slip in and you can pickle it, let me know the results.

I should get back to work. I'll keep you posted.