With a subtle nod, Ithi'Ka studies the man for some hint of his secret... unless she's lost her edge, in which case he's better suited for this kind of work than she is.  She starts to move, then, careful to stay in the shadows and move on the balls of her feet.  She starts looking for trellises, gates, fences, downspouts to climb-- blind side-alleys, connecting doorways-- any  networks of darkness to follow to Roland like black veins leading to a festering wound.<br/><br/>She will decide the best path to reach a perch, then will study him for a while... study his demeanor, his company, what he carries.  She will try to ascertain what he is looking for, and if he is alone.  Then, she'll try to plan a way to take him to the sewers, or down a blind alley, or into a husk of a building.<br/><br/>((generally, she's using her experience as a hunter to find a way to study him, then her knowledge as a rogue to identify a good place to take him where she won't be noticed or interrupted.  Her plans include the following options:1) blackjack him and drag him to a quiet place, 2) pounce when he's alone enough not to be noticed, or 3) confont him when he has no escape route.  Whichever opportunity presents itself.))