Chapter 26: Killing Is Easy, Disposing of the Body Is Hard
Inside the labyrinth’s workshop, Rena was burying her head in work.
She was preparing feed for the Magical Beasts, mixing grass picked from the labyrinth with scraps of minced meat bought from the butcher.
In most people’s eyes, Head-Hunting Rabbits were carnivorous, but in reality they could also eat grass.
Rena usually fed them a mixture of grains, pasture grass, and a small amount of meat.
As for Slimes, there was never any need to worry about feeding them—anything they could digest, they would eat.
Whether plants or animal flesh, even bones and hair, as long as they were given enough time, they could digest everything cleanly.
Now that she was raising them inside the labyrinth, she could gather wild grass and tender leaves directly from within.
According to the notes her grandmother had left behind, plants in the labyrinth would also absorb a small amount of Mana.
When Magical Beasts consumed these plants, the Mana would gradually accumulate within their bodies.