He sighed and shook his head.  He stuck the traps in his pockets.  "I hope you know that I make a habit of doing what I'm paid for, whatever that may be.  If I think that I have a better that half chance at being killed though I'm going to put it down, whatever it may be."  No amount of cash was worth being lunch.  That was something he wanted her to be clear about.  Again he was reminded at the surprisingly little value he was given by this woman.  He was not used to it by any means.  Sure he had been seen as just another mercenary, he was used to that.  However he was not used to being seen as good for little more than bate.<br/>The pare marched through the woods for a while. He was sure that they were being watched or followed by something. He new it was something, he just had a bad feeling and his instincts weren't usually wrong. He heard a rustle in the trees and he stopped and gazed past them into the woods he wrapped his hand around his long sword.  Then he continued on and followed his employer.<br/>"So enlighten me, what do you plan to do after you have actually captured one of these?"