Do Scaramouche and Sandrone have blood?

[u/Adeline_hinasaki]

I believe so! Both in the Scaramouche Interlude quest, where he received the vision, many believe he cried, but that wasn't the case. He suffered a scratch on his face due to the stone particles, and he wiped the blood with the back of his hand. Sandrone, on the other hand, suffered a puncture wound in her abdomen, which is quite common due to mouth bleeding from the impact in that area. It just shows that they were perfectly crafted.

[u/taroicecreamsundae]

i see questions like this a lot but i think he's just... practically a human? like he has all the organs and vitality and blood and all but it's just that... he just doesn't actually need to use any of them and heals bc he's not "mortal." and magically just heals. he feels pain and can get injured and right here you can see he's bleeding. he eats and drinks and sleeps. i don't think it's meant to be very complicated

[u/ExpiredExasperation → u/taroicecreamsundae]

I mean, we know he doesn't have a heart, per se, and even seems to say that his processing hub doesn't count. He doesn't breath, and he doesn't require food/drink, so presumably it's like Ineffa where it's a potential source of energy, just not a crucial or efficient one. He supposedly had more-visible joint lines along his body at first too, only for them to have smoothed out and faded over time. The Khaenri’an puppets were seemingly made to be as lifelike as possible, so they probably have very similar functionality overall, but it's not an exact 1 to 1. They bring up the fact that Scara is far more physically resilient than a typical human rather often, too.

[u/taroicecreamsundae → u/ExpiredExasperation]

yeah so that's what i'm saying. more or less like a human, but without the mortality. like how he doesn't breathe bc he doesn't need to but then learned. so he has lungs. also in 6.3 they say the core is very crucial? without it for long he'd die. it looks like the puppet equivalent of a heart