Roland's refusal was not an impulsive decision.
If his only goal was to rest and recuperate for a while, staying in this Zor Camp would have undoubtedly been the perfect choice.
As Duraga had pointed out, despite Roland having no memory of being "Rudolph," Elder Duadeng's attitude toward him was truly impeccable.
It was an attitude that blended reverence with sincere friendship, maintaining a perfect distance—close, but not sycophantic. It was as if they truly were old partners who had fought side by side.
Furthermore, the world-shaking battle against Corellon's avatar had left every Zor Elf in the camp utterly convinced of his strength, filling them with awe and respect.
During his time here, he didn't have to worry about conspiracies or assassins, nor did he need to be constantly on edge. It was far more comfortable and peaceful than even his time in the River Domain.
