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9/12/2021 9:53:02 PM
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Start watering your garden with holy water, and they should stop coming around by the end of the week.
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由The First Aifos编辑： 9/12/2021 11:35:47 PMI could’ve sworn it worked for undead, too.. Maybe I need to check my gardening handbook again. Unfortunately it got eaten by a zombie. Possibly because I was using holy water for my undead repellent..
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I am with you on this one. I am pretty sure holy water defeats undead in most things. Although I’m not to sure about gardening, now that I think of it. My gardens are guarded by many illusions so little undead even make it there.
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Not necessarily. If there is a large amount of zombies and a relatively low amount of holy water it just would become more valuable, making it a interesting resource to be acquired. Plus, perhaps it doesn’t effect the mindless hoarding undead of zombies. Maybe it just hurts greater undead.
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Oh. You see, I was considering just getting holy water attacked to a sprinkler system. Therefor it gets the plants and the undead! Or a hose. Personally I like watering the plants myself with a bucket, unless I am busy then I have friends to do so, so I don’t really use sprinklers. But one could be helpful.
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I dunno, that’ll only ward them off during watering time. You’d still have an undead infestation. And we all know how quickly undead evolve; who’s to say they won’t get an evolution to take out the sprinklers? Then you’re just out of money.
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True. Luckily I don’t have to worry about that with my own gardens. For they are hidden gardens. Hmmm, how does one solve a undead infestation though? Well, you could always hire undead exterminators. All the random Van Helsing look alike who are nothing like the original book. Or, perhaps you borrow a cleric forever and have them guard it. Really though I think the hidden gardens are the best.
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Oh, well that surely is a complication. But this could also help to be a great example of why a bigger social network is better! More resources means more people to help you even if half the network thinks you are dead!
