The method the man described was undeniably clear.
Actually putting it into practice, however, would be exceedingly difficult.
At Leo Joyce's command, the group had already ceased their attacks. The man wasn't speaking quietly, so most of them heard him loud and clear.
It was common knowledge that losing over a third of one's blood without an immediate transfusion could be fatal.
Luring out this Blood Vine would require the entire blood supply of more than twenty people... For the group of fewer than one hundred gathered here, even if everyone contributed an equal share, each person would still have to lose a significant amount of blood.
Physical discomfort would be almost inevitable.
And in that state, they would still have to complete the final task of surrounding and killing the Blood Vine...
