There doesn't seem to be anyone else in the small shack.
The party quickly enters, and the woman locks the door. After a tense while, the soldiers seem to have bypassed the place; there are no knocks on the door.
There aren't enough chairs to go around. The woman, Coelina, says "It seems like everyone has gone mad. Life is hard but I don't think violence will help. It seemed wrong to leave you on the street."
From outside, over what seems like a very long time, you hear shouting, screams, the occasional noises of fighting, and the harsh cries of orders. The air is stale and smoky.
Finally, all seems quiet. Coelina peers outside the shutter. "It's over for now" she declares. "You can go."