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However, considering that the actual mythological creature that the W3 Leshen is based on, the Leshy (Wikipedia[en.wikipedia.org]), which is a forest deity, is indeed sentient, as there it is said: „He is however also known to have a more neutral disposition towards humans, dependent on the attitudes and behaviours of an individual person, or local population, towards the forest."
As a result, I would say that (some) Leshen in W3 might be sentient enough to interact with humans and come to agreements like pacts.