It's much as Lorne expected; were Tuo in worse shape Lorne might be more insistent, but he's well enough to be on his own. Rattled, clearly, but relatively safe now and more or less in one piece. He nods, gives the magpie an amused glance.

"Of course," Lorne acquiesces easily, stepping back so Tuo has plenty of room. "I'll be at the guardhouse or the magistrate's house if you need any further assistance. Tomorrow you should get your nose checked out, though, whether it's me or a healer."

At worst it'll only heal crookedly if not set, but better to ensure he's getting any treatment he needs, in Lorne's opinion. That settled, Lorne turns with a wave back towards the village gates. He's following not far behind Dain but doesn't attempt to catch up with him immediately. If the soldiers are lingering nearby, it won't do to have Dain appearing to take sides.