Not yet they don't. Five doesn't take what he says at face value after he refuses to explain what happened with the hounds, but his dwindling patience is already spent.

He barely suppresses his eyes rolling as he pushes past him, and the 'harmless' ghosts, to see whatever lies ahead. Scrolls, tokens, magical organs, what's the difference? If he happens to run into a running sink, he can't say he won't stop to splash some water on his face — that dust really is everywhere.

No looking behind to see if Licyn decides to follow or decides he'd rather take a nap. It's not his responsibility to keep him out of trouble.