White Walker

A chase was this now? But for what? Observing the lady well, Aislinn knew she had to be protecting her freshly caught rabbit. Quite frankly, she had eaten only a sunrise ago, she was in no rush to eat. But of course, food is scarce during the howling season of winter. Yet Aislinn had no intention of stealing the lady's rabbit. But a chase was a chase. But mind you, of course not the rabbit. For what? That, Aislinn did not know. And she would follow the lady without hesitation. Where to? That is yet to be decided.
Aislinn quite admired the dame's speed and agility, it had been quite some time since she had come across a wolf that was not useless on its four paws. Should she be cautious how this wolf has such unique and swift abilities? Swift and agile, there is only one type of wolf that is one for adventure and tricks. A bandit. Could she be facing a wolf of such trickery? Thoughts raced through her mind as she elegantly sprinted into a narrow tunnel, leading her paws into a completely different track. But that was alright. This was the way she came. And she knew this tunnel lead to the same cavern the bandit was heading. And with a bit of strategy, why, the bandit might even land right in her claws. That is if the plan was to go according to her thoughts, and she couldn't be quick to judge. But she could certainly be quick on her paws.
Around the caverns, through winding tunnels and mines, Aislinn knew it would be up ahead. The bandit was cunning, light as a feather as she bolted smoothly through the straight tunnel. And she reached the right area where Aislinn needed her. Where? A dead end.
Her tunnel nicely connected to the one the bandit had been running through, and she emerged into the massive cave where the bandit searched for another exit. But the bandit faced her, hissing.
"I am not going to steal you're food, dear. And relax yourself. I will bring you no harm."
A word was a promise, and she promised no harm would bestow the lady. And now she would wait. Wait for a response. Is the bandit hostile or neutral?

Walk.
"Talk."