Hmm, these ones see blood as an inherent working of Garden and Crucible... a blend of soft treacly sap and vigorous molten flow... the blood of all beings allow for shape and movement, like any of the body's other functions and organelles...

This one doesn't seat any special place within its thoughts for blood as a physical material specifically, but it does understand the symbolic significance of it in rites and works pertaining to most human magics, though this conceptual (and partially Wheel aligned) significance is far different from the physical properties it holds.

It's an interesting substance nonetheless, and admittedly a lot of the Marionette Knights within Sanctuary crave to taste it (as is their nature), but beyond that we think very little of blood other than another work of Garden and Crucible that pushes beings forward, though that could be attributed to most vital organs.