"But of course." Marcus murmured when Camila made her request, and nodded his thanks to Lora. He could think of a few places that particular attention should be paid to, and a smile curled over his lips. It was a pity he didn't have a travel copy of the Trois Milles Joies that he could educate her further with, but perhaps when they all returned to Marsilikos ... he pushed the thought aside before he lost track of the conversation.<br/><br/>"I'd like to hope the larger pest would prove easier to spot though," he replied to Teft. "Admittedly my knowledge of animals is limited mostly to hunting, but I would think that as long as we're not bothering them, they're not overly likely to bother us. Now, if it was a bad winter, and scarce food about, I'd be more worried about the dangerous breeds." He gave his head a shake as he considered the options. "It strikes me that the most dangerous things we're likely to run into will be walking on two legs, not four. If those bandits we ran into have friends around, they may lair somewhere further upriver. That might account for why the first scouting parties are overdue."