"Hey now, I know wildlife can get pretty antsy sometimes, but that's no reason to call 'em monsters. They're just doing what they do. Sometimes it causes trouble. Still not monsters, though." Well, convincing the whole town that their problems were mundane so mass panic didn't spread from talk of otherworldly beasts was gonna be a lot harder if even the cops were immediately jumping to the conclusion of monsters and monster hunters. Still, maybe if he kept the charade up, they'd be convinced. All he really had to do was take care of their problem away from prying eyes and bring back a particularly nasty animal as a scapegoat. A bit of a shitty thing to do in his opinion, but the less beasts that met public eyes, the better.<br/><br/>Taking the directions, the hunter stepped back from the desk and gave a small nod. "Thanks, ma'am," He spoke as he walked away from the attendant's desk. The chief's office was his next stop, and after giving a quick knock, he opened it and peeked inside. "Hello? Ah, you must be the chief. Nice setup ya got here." Stepping in fully, he gingerly shut the door and linked his hands behind his back, continuing with an explanation of his presence. "Like I told the attendant, wonderful lady by the way, I'm a hunter. I've heard there's some pretty big game causing trouble out here, people going on about some sorta monster." He paused, and waved a hand dismissively. "I don't think monsters are what you folks have to worry over, though. Not when there's a real threat out there. Now, a wild animal can mess things up real good, and they're smarter than a lot of people give 'em credit for. So I think that's what you got bugging you here."<br/><br/>Returning his hands to their behind-the-back position, he cleared his throat. "And that's where I come in. I'd be more than happy to help your town out. All I really need is some information if you'd be willing to share. One, some files about your "monster." Two, a nice place to stay at night. Three, and this one's the most important, a good place to eat. Can't go running around the woods on an empty stomach, you know." He smiled, and allowed his arms to relax. "So, what do you say?"