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[King Zultan]

Some poisons are neutralized by high temperatures. As we surely can't drain the blood by this time though, it might be quite saturated with it. Not sure if we want to take the risk.

Either way, we can use the carcass as bait of some kind. Gathering some stones, and stashing them next to a bush, while dragging the corpse within prime throwing range of it, could easily net us some birds. We want to keep a stick or club of some sort at the ready though - bigger predators might come by, and while I wouldn't support hunting them, we want to have something to drive them off if neccessary.

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[Naturegirl1999]

Some poisons are neutralized by high temperatures. As we surely can't drain the blood by this time though, it might be quite saturated with it. Not sure if we want to take the risk.

Either way, we can use the carcass as bait of some kind. Gathering some stones, and stashing them next to a bush, while dragging the corpse within prime throwing range of it, could easily net us some birds. We want to keep a stick or club of some sort at the ready though - bigger predators might come by, and while I wouldn't support hunting them, we want to have something to drive them off if neccessary.

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+1

[MaxTheFox]

Updating tomorrow.

[MaxTheFox]

You use common sense, the fact that the apple was eaten, and that you heard something suffering in the night to assess that the creature was killed by eating the poisonapple.

You drag the carcass near the branches you prepared for the campfire, hide in the branches, collect a few medium-sized round rocks, pile them near the branches, grab a thick branch, and wait for any scavengers to appear.



A bird that looks like a crow but is more the size of a vulture flies down.

You throw a few rocks at it.

The spinning rock strikes the vulturecrow in the upper body, bruising the muscle!

The vulturecrow cries out in pain and flies off. You throw another rock at it.

The spinning rock strikes the vulturecrow in the right wing, bruising the muscle and shattering the bone!



The vulturecrow tumbles and falls onto the ground. It's still alive. It's not going to fly anywhere, however.

What do you do?

Spoiler: Status and inventory (click to show/hide)

Food: 60%
Hydration: 40%
Stamina: 70%
Time: You're not sure, but it looks to be late morning.

Inventory (the stuff that matters, anyways):
- Set of clothing (Integrity: 90%)
- Backpack (Integrity: 95%)
- Water Bottle (empty) (Integrity: 50%)
- Sharp rock (Integrity: 100%)
- Thick branch (wielded) (Integrity: 100%)

Note: If you're interested how I make the images for various objects, I look up the object on Google, like "crow" or "tree", then downsize it in paint.net. The rocks and the rhinocat were hand-drawn, though.

[Naturegirl1999]

Finish it off by cracking its head with the stick, hopefully killing it quickly

[Egan_BW]

Bite its neck and break its spine!

I'm fairly certain this is how humans usually kill things.

[Superdorf]

Finish it off by cracking its head with the stick, hopefully killing it quickly

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[King Zultan]

Finish it off by cracking its head with the stick, hopefully killing it quickly

+1

+1 Dropping a rock on its head will kill it faster.

[Naturegirl1999]

Finish it off by cracking its head with the stick, hopefully killing it quickly

+1

+1 Dropping a rock on its head will kill it faster.

+1 not a double vote since I’m supporting the amendment