In the trials I've done, a limbus body part doesn't take on the properties of meat until it gets attached to a living, ensouled body. If it's cut off, it returns to being plant matter.
Since the ball isn't exactly meat, I don't know if it can or can't be used while it's inanimate. I have to assume not, just because this place seems to be intentionally making this as hard as possible.
But how much of a body is needed to put a soul in it? If I stuck a disembodied arm in the fountain, would that be enough? If so, could we do that to the ball?
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Date: 2024-08-20 09:44 pm (UTC)Since the ball isn't exactly meat, I don't know if it can or can't be used while it's inanimate. I have to assume not, just because this place seems to be intentionally making this as hard as possible.
But how much of a body is needed to put a soul in it? If I stuck a disembodied arm in the fountain, would that be enough? If so, could we do that to the ball?