"Not only a pretty face but also a flatterer, my oh my, how come you're not crowded by all woman hunters around?" Corra asked with a smirk as he gave the certain compliment about her body build, orcs - her included - were proud of their strength and fitness of their body. However, there is a difference between a hardened hunter and a mere exerciser at the village, who were only about looks. That's why the Northern tribes valued proven deeds more than looks for sure. "Many would certainly take on your offer without a question." She added and leaned to her hand now, watching him. Her gaze moved to the hand which went to the pocket and then the piece of paper.<br/><br/>Her right brow lifted some as she saw the picture. It wasn't the first time seeing said man, had seen him even in person once but she wasn't on the trip for his head so she hadn't bothered, and they had not been bothering her either, probably cautious of an orc archer and a humongous wolf.<br/>"Oh him, I've seen him a couple of times. Hm, sure. I can help you out with that. But I do demand to split the bounty 50-50, and whatever creatures they got in their guards I can feed to my wolf, clear?" The orc woman stated, offering her rather large green hand for him to shake, that is if he accepted her terms. Her deep green eyes gazed at his face to see the smallest of changes, indicating on some hidden agenda possibly or hesitation when she mentioned the wolf. Orcs were people of honor and loyalty, usually at least, so he would most likely never find as trustworthy companion to hunt with if he accepted her offer. She knew for sure though that Tusk would not like him, he didn't really like any non-orcs, but that was normal for their wolves.