Surprisingly, other than a huff of annoyance, Seiche didn't have anything to say to Cairus' last remark. The brat was irritating, no doubt about that, but for the moment, she was trying to focus on the hunt and get some money and reputation going. He wasn't enough of a problem to distract her from that, at least for the moment. Though it wouldn't be long before she found out whether he was worth keeping around as back-up, or if he would just hold her back and have to be ditched in future hunts.<br/><br/>Upon finding the tracks, the river huntress wanted to point out that the tracks could have just led to one of the smaller Baggis and it might have been taking them in the wrong direction, but Cairus didn't even give her the chance to speak before he started tracking whatever it was that had made the prints, eliciting a rather severe pout of frustration from the dark-haired girl. Not like she could argue, though; she herself had said that following one of the smaller Baggis might lead to the Great one if they followed the same pack structure as Ludroth, so she couldn't exactly say it was a bad idea now. She kept her trident in her hand, though, wanting to be prepared for an ambush, since the snow already lowered her mobility and the hood reduced her vision. "What's the plan when we find this thing? I doubt it's going to be alone. Do we try to take down the leader fast and scare the others off, or do we take care of the smaller Baggis first?"