Indeed, the girl was apparently just as clueless about this region as he was. Though she did mention one specific place she knew how to venture to. A city. The thought nearly gave him chills. As fearsome as the tall husky seemed, he was utterly unnerved when wandering through the human cities. Smaller towns and villages less so, as they were often more rural and natural, often easily reinhabited by Luperci. The bigger cities, on the other hand, seemed to stiff and sterile… it was like walking through the graveyard of the damned. The Lords had cast down the humans for a reason, and Dresden saw no reason why he should root around in their lairs of corruption.
The warrior tried to look nonchalant as he considered it, but by then he was already beginning to frown. He tried to shake it off, fiddling with his belt for a moment before speaking. “Oh? A city, huh? It far from here?” he asked, feigning interest. Hell if he thought it would be a good idea to know, but at the very least he would know what area to avoid. Not like the city would be too hard to spot in the distance if it was truly that big. He didn’t want to seem unnerved in front of the girl, however, and so made no mention of his aversion to the concrete jungles.