Gale tries not to look at the face as he butchers, and removes the head immediately. It's set aside with the other bones, because there's little meat, and retrieving the brain doesn't seem worth the effort.

When she asks the question, he looks up and considers the remaining corpses. "Somewhat bigger, but as evenly sized as possible. Leave the organs whole for the moment."

It's messy work, and cooling blood splashes over his face more than once, but Gale makes an effort to work as quickly and efficiently as possible. When he's done stripping the inedible parts away, he lays it out for a visual assessment. How many should they do?

While he thinks it over, he looks over to check on Argilla's progress.