Wilbert
*The elderly man would nod, seemingly satisfied with what he saw in the two of you.*

"Hunter Kibaru and Hunter Saito, I am Elder Zachariah, proud leader of Shiron Village. As the posted had listed, there have been rumors of a large feline monster prowling about in the woods. They are only rumors for the city folk, and they only care about it cus their caravans are now being attacked. The beast had been stealing the local villages lifestock for a while, so we know it is no rumor."

*The old man would took out a pipe and take a deep smoke of it, shuddering a bit as if recalling something horrific* "...The beast is massive, at least 3 meters tall. Maybe even taller. Worse, it has cubs as large as an adult tiger... I can only suspect that is why it has started to hunt down the conveys, to feed its young."

*The old man would then let out a breath of smoke before pocketing the pipe* 

"I was actually a bit bitter about that you know? How word had only spread after them city folks got affected by the beast. But I suppose it's better late than never." *He would say with a wry chuckle as he patted a thick leather pouch that jingled with each pat* 

"We managed to save up a good amount of coin given how long it took to finally get help. We can afford to pay each of you 20 gold for killing the beast and bringing its head as proof. We don't know how many cubs it has, but if you bring a significant amount we will pay you accordingly. Do these conditions satisfy you?"
Mary
"I guess that's fine enough" *Kibaru Then paused for a bit, feeling some anger at how these people were suffering like this, but he plans on fixing these types of issues in the future* "What of the hide and claws. Also, do we need to bring the cubs in alive or dead?"
Judith
*Ishikawa listened carefully as the man described the beast, quiet. He had faced Winter Wolves before, beasts great in size with a breath that was cold as the ice they lived surrounded by. He couldn't think of anything else similar at the moment, but once he began tracking the beast he had feeling he would be able to begin to understand what it might be.* 

"It is indeed an injustice that it was allowed to continue as far as it has." 

*The Hunter was stoic, but seemed genuine, taking another moment to consider the old mans offer. Regardless of the price, he intended to help, he didn't desire much.* 

"The sum is fair. Though, the other brings a point. What of the beasts remains besides the head?"