It's fortunate that Bodhi has more better nature to go around than he gives himself credit for. He'd so much rather walk away and leave directions to the inn in his wake, but he's not letting himself ignore need anymore. That's what got him into that uniform in the first place. He'll do it. "I don't know how much help I'll be," he warns, but he falls into step. Sort of. The distance between them is more than is reasonable, and he's still holding himself stiffly and scanning his surroundings every moment. Not the attitude of someone who's actually used to survival--he'd get himself killed faster that way, if anything actually wanted him dead.