Whitefish River catch of the day

Mordecai couldn't help but chuckle at the statement. He would have liked to go back and bite their asses too, but it wasn't going to happen. He found he was not an overly vengeful creature; it was easier to avoid the trouble than rush headlong into it. There were many paths around the dark woods and if he went back to the south, those were the paths he would take. It had been easy to miss the forest before and would be easy to miss again.

"As much as I appreciate the sentiment, I suppose they are better left alone." He said this not because he thought Luke would make good on his statement, but rather than it was better to let it go. He did not forgive his assailant by any means, but Mordecai felt that it would sort itself soon enough. "What do you plan to do now that you're here? There's many places to explore in this area, if you're among that sort." And he supposed if nothing else, he could exchange the pointers he received himself with information he knew.