Boundaries and Standards, The Plans to Deal with Sinogo's Corpse

Day 246 - 12:39 PM - Margaha Valley, Mount Canlaon, Municipality of Murcia, Negros Occidental

There was nothing wrong with what Ilia was saying. Sinogo was never human, to begin with. However, it was not only Mark. The rest of the group, except for Chimetrice, were not really keen on agreeing with Ilia and her words.

As Ilia said, people in the past would have no hesitation in taking apart the bodies of the dead for various purposes, whether it be human or human-like.

Ancient people would decorate places with parts of the bodies of their victims, like putting heads on stakes outside their gates. Or even feeding the butchered dead bodies to animals they rear.

And it was worse for the bodies of Godly and magical beings. Humans would find their bodies as a treasure trove. They would show no hesitation in harvesting anything they could get from their corpses.