Scot
"I see... I can do similar things, but it requires magic. That's quite impressive, Livio."

*She offered him a smile, watching him detach the antlers.*

"Mhm, though there's also the custom of taking the whole head. I didn't think about using the blood at all, frankly... I'd rather buy the spices I need. Though, maybe it has some medical use?" 

*Giving it some thought, she tilted her head, before holding the antlers to her side once she was handed them.*

"How to skin a buck? Frankly, I don't think I'll need to - though I'll take whatever skin and fat you don't need. I can use it for magic if anything happens soon."
Stacy
"Aw, thanks. It's not often that strange talents like these get recognized. Had one guy call me a bloodhound once, hah!"

*Livio inspected the rest of the buck, before turning back to the elf.*

"Perhaps. Or I could give to a vampire to avoid being bitten."

*The hunter then placed his palm over the open wound, freezing it shut.*

"If that's the case, we'll carry it back. I'm sure the butcher will appreciate it."

*Livio soon brought out two pieces of rope, tying the front legs together to form a handle. Following up with the back legs, he squatted down, wrapped his hands around the carcass, and hoisted it onto his shoulders, gripping each set of legs to keep it from falling.*

"Well, should we get going?"
Scot
"Ah. That's rather unpleasant. It's a rather gifted talent, after all."

*Ildi didn't give much response to the joke, aside from tilting her head.*

"Maybe it could be used like that. Though, how often do you encounter such things?"

*She was a bit surprised to see him freeze the wound and then watched as he prepared the rope and tied the legs.*

"Ah, I'll-"

*Before she could finish her sentence, the elf watched somewhat amazed as he managed to hoist the entire thing onto his shoulders..*

"Yes, let's get going..."
Stacy
"Ah, people tend to value surface level things, like strength, which I do have. Of course, people are always surprised when I can tell what they've had for lunch."

"Never, to be honest. I doubt they're as bad as they say. People are typically pretty tame."

*Livio shifted the buck around on his shoulders for a bit before giving Ildi a smile.*

"No need. Can't let you get your clothes dirty, m'lady."

*The hunter then began to walk, albeit slightly slower from the deer on his shoulders.*