Otter Creek Rivers flow only one way

The prints, when followed backwards, came from the grasses, but Charon found no evidence of any prints between them. He sighed wistfully and decided to give up when he followed Dhole's gaze out to the other side of the bank. There was no signs of it, so whatever it was, it was long gone. "Too bad," he said, and then he put the creature, whatever it was, from his mind and gave up. Charon followed Dhole's gaze again when she pointed out various landmarks and territories, nodding all the while.

While his adventurous spirit wanted to venture further, Charon sighed again when he realised that he needed to head back, lest they be gone for too long. "We should head back," he said, though it was obvious that he would've preferred to explore some more. While he turned around he said: "Hey, we should go out on an outriding trip together sometime." Charon was perhaps not an official outrider because other trades suited him more, but he did enjoy exploration and outriding a lot and so he enjoyed doing it. As he turned back towards Moonspear and went on his way, assuming Dhole to follow, he was beginning to feel excited at the prospect of a future outriding trip -- some day.