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"There are some orders that aren't worth questioning. You would understand that if you knew anything about interacting with the court." (Kivvien, just, oblivious to his hypocrisy)(love the new pfp ...

Kivvien shrugged a shoulder, "I am merely a servant of the queen, I do as she and her generals command."

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"The politics of it all are rather beyond me, but it seemed as though there was a logistical component. Her generals didn't believe an army would be suitable for this ...

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"Yes, that is the idea. Ideally I would have access to a portion of the Queens army to complete this quest, but as it stands I must complete it alone ...

"A single carcass of this size can produce three to four gallons if there are no issues."

"Perhaps. It depends largely on how much antidote I can produce from the rest of this." He dropped an organ into a jar and the liquid within immediately began bubbling. ...

"They have a very potent magic. I don't recommend using such a wand for any spell one doesn't intend to grow large and untameable. The more mundane weaponry options are ...

"That can either be used to create more antidote, or dried until it reaches a stone-like hardness and made into a wand, speartip, or small knife that can injure demons ...

Kivvien worked quickly, dissecting and placing various organs into jars filled to different levels with different liquids.

"Then prep the containers." Kivvien gestured toward the chest, then returned to his work. Several were already prepared, very possibly enough to host the demon's body.

"No." He finished applying oil to his gloves and unwrapped the demon.

Kivvien grit his teeth and quietly got to work.

"It hardly matters for what we need it for. Regardless, enough salt to preserve something of this size would take up too much space and weight to be practical. I ...