It is an absurd situation they've found themselves in, which Dain's quiet laughter only highlights further. Lorne only arches an eyebrow at the Shepherd, faint bemusement on his face. Laughter is probably better than most reactions, even if it's confusing.

"That's a very selfless thing to do," Lorne tells Detlef. Brave, and maybe a little foolish, but like Dain he would rather live in a world where people can be brave without the threat of execution on their heads. He can imagine it would be difficult and painful to be in a relationship with someone and feeling you have to hide something so enormous from them. "I'm glad it worked out for you both."

He pauses, sips at his drink while considering how much he can reasonably offer to get involved. "If I can help, I'm not hard to find. Just don't come to the guardhouse," Lorne suggests wryly.