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[number1smiley.livejournal.com]

At night, the chapel contains a fountain of human blood. It is ornate and appears to have a purpose. Does anyone know the purpose?

It did nothing while myself and another was there.

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[ryuuzaki]

I am more interested in the question from an empirical point of view -- not what elements set human blood apart from that of cattle, per se, so much as whether or not you are sure that the taste of human blood is absolutely unique.

It seems that it could only be established by rigorous testing.

[number1smiley.livejournal.com]

Or an innate sense humans do not possess.

[ryuuzaki]

Or the assumption that such a sense is accurate.

[number1smiley.livejournal.com]

Why do you care?

[ryuuzaki]

Because there is some value in knowing how much we are being tricked here: which elements have been created primarily to frighten us.

[number1smiley.livejournal.com]

Human blood certainly does not frighten me. I am sure the one who brought me here is aware of this. I am, after all, quite the monster.

There is recognizable tang to human blood that the blood of cattle does not possess, nor any other creature I have encountered. The taste is unique and not easily forgotten. I do not care if you believe me or not, but it is human blood that fountain contains. I am done discussing this matter.

[ryuuzaki]

No, but it stands a good chance of unsettling those who are human.

Whether you discuss it or not, we are left with some interesting questions.

[number1smiley.livejournal.com]

Then ask them of someone who cares. I just wanted to know if the fountain had a purpose. Someone else has been kind enough to answer that.