This one was wary, and had every reason to be. But no matter what he could do to her, there had to have been a reason that she was allowing him to live, and his curiosity plummeted the needle. "A fine goal to be sure..." He said softly, sitting back against the tree, his hands still motionless as he watched her tense up a little. She knew he wasn't human, and got even more cautious, every weakness he had pin pointed had vanished from his sight, a smile creeping across his lips as he spoke out for him to stand. Then  telling him to walk into the forest, off the make shift path.<br/><br/>"I have another suggestion, perhaps we can find a cave to make camp and get out of the cold..." He still stood to his feet, grabbing his bottle that laid on the ground and took a small drink, corking the bottle and slowly pulled aside his coat, placing the bottle into his pocket, then turned and began walking into the darkness."If I wanted to, We would be fighting As we speak. You have your Prisoner, And I have no reason to betray you..." He said softly, continuing his stride as he smiled some."After all, I'd hate for you to lose those nearly frozen fingers to frost bite... What do you say?" He said quietly, leaving it up to her. His toes were against him in this, but he saw no other way for a peaceful surrender to happen.