Emerging from the caves and taking in the destruction of Trunau, Ragnar understands why Torag wished for him to be in this place at this time. Without Ragnar's bravery, battle prowess and divine healing, the small band of companions may have utterly failed and the town would have been lost.
Dirty and bloodied from battle, the behemoth of a man makes his way slowly through the town with the others. He grimly nods to other defenders as they look up at him - a look of relief upon their faces as their confidence is buoyed in his presence.
He makes his way to the sanctuary to assist with healing the wounded.
Ragnar stays mostly silent as Halgra thanks the companions and informs them of her plan to discuss their findings with the council. He seems more focused on his large breakfast (one must eat well when they may die any day, afterall) than on Halgra. He pauses his feast to nod along in support as Durin states their pivotal role in the battle and that they have earned a place at the council meeting.