He almost does not stay, upon sighting Vayne, but after Rabanastre... the potential threat is too great of one to ignore. So instead he waits longer. Quiet, dwelling in the shadows. He will wait to approach Ajora when his business has finished—when others have departed with the answers they sought or the warnings they wished said.

He looks somewhat different than he had before, when he had approached the priest as a 'thankful beggar'. HIs leather cuirass is hidden beneath a larger, looser tunic, and his cloak is much more ragged and worn, though his weapons are carefully sheathed at his hips with a pride., just barely peaking out form the cover the cloak provides. He does not hide his bearing now, the way he braces for blows, his combat grace.

Noah waits, until the last possible moment, and then shifting just into the edge of Ajora's vision, waiting for the 'saint' to catch sight of him.