Strange Glowing Fish

When dealing with animals, your first instinct should be to consult a druid, or a druidic scholar at the very least.

In service to the Art,

If you cut the fish's thread without talking to a druid first, my brother will be mad. And then I will be mad.

So talk to my brother and have him see the flying fish.

I would be happy to help, but I would definitely recommend consulting with Eric. I believe he has a connection to aquatic animals.

Caldor,

P.S. Ha Ha, Brother, you read now too.

Fried Beer braised flying glow fish... hmmm... let me know if you need me to do any research on it. I'll need a cook to assist me however

Wotcher chaps,

Now now - there's no need to talk about "cutting threads" (I understand that this is a euphemism meaning "to kill" - if I am mistaken on this, please take the time to correct me.)

Mister Whisperwood has requested a research expedition, which in no way necessitates murders of any sort. I understand that the general approach to problem solving in and around Travance seems to be "kill it then check its pockets," however please attempt to understand that this is a long throw from the methods we would typically employ back home - and from the line of inquiry I intend to apply to this particular case.

However, Misters Weaveforger and Eirson, I am no less thankful for your advice. I'll see to contacting this Mister Eric, and attempt to communicate with one of the local shamanic folks, if you suspect that doing so would bear fruit.

Very good gentlemen. This is shaping up to be quite the event - a veritable "fishing trip" in more ways than one! Hah!

Gentlemen,

I believe I was misunderstood. I had absolutely zero intention of allowing the fish to die as that would violate a vow I took long ago. If a living creature is on my table then I will not be the one to end it's life and will do everything in my power to prevent anyone or anything from doing such. I had assumed that them bringing the fish to me would mean that they had tried all other avenues of discourse first. If my assistance is eventually asked for I would be glad to provide input from a medical and biological perspective. After the procedure we would of course release the fish to the wild for it to live free.