He relaxed a tiny bit as he got the driver out without killing him, snarling for him to run as he flicked the horses, easily getting them moving without much difficulty, despite having little experience with horses himself. He guided them around the around the grounded carriage, yelling for the passengers to hold on as they finally bolted. He let them run for a bit, get their terror out, before slowly reigning them in after a minute or so, slowly bringing the carriage to a halt. Once it was stopped, he checked the other side for a door, and nodded in satisfaction as he saw that it didn't have one. He then began the laborious process of turning it around, careful to not put the carriage into a ditch, using a convenient nearby open area, likely for caravans to stop at for the night, to do so. He then let them head back toward the destruction, curious as to how Xendi was handling herself with the remaining guards.