He could chose to lie to the Magus, oh he knew that was an option, though even after all this time it felt wrong to do so. The knowledge that he had been in the Library from before day break to the sun setting rankled something in him that was both worry and relief. Because, yes, he was glad he hadn't spent more than a day in the tower and had simply gotten lost with trying to find the answer he had been trying to find in vain.
It really wasn't a wonder why he was both wired and exhausted, nearly two straight days without sleep and body used to pushing himself a little further on while he logically needed to sleep.
"Not as long as I feared, but perhaps still too long," Khadgar murmured, eyes shutting and he tried to put his fear into words, "I realized that there would be no way of contacting me within time should something have happened to Dalaran. My mind is extrapolating how that could be put into practice. I hadn't meant to be here for more than a few hours..."
Khadgar sighed and squirmed more for a few seconds before settling down to breathe. Things would be fine, the heroes would not let Dalaran or any part of Azeroth. Things were in good hands and even without him there, they would endure under the heroes watchful eyes. The other members of the Council of Six were there as well and they would also not sit idly by and let any place fall to the Legion if they could help it.
"I am learning that no matter how many people are protecting Azeroth... that I worry that by me not doing anything for even a few hours is reason for things to fall to pieces."
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It really wasn't a wonder why he was both wired and exhausted, nearly two straight days without sleep and body used to pushing himself a little further on while he logically needed to sleep.
"Not as long as I feared, but perhaps still too long," Khadgar murmured, eyes shutting and he tried to put his fear into words, "I realized that there would be no way of contacting me within time should something have happened to Dalaran. My mind is extrapolating how that could be put into practice. I hadn't meant to be here for more than a few hours..."
Khadgar sighed and squirmed more for a few seconds before settling down to breathe. Things would be fine, the heroes would not let Dalaran or any part of Azeroth. Things were in good hands and even without him there, they would endure under the heroes watchful eyes. The other members of the Council of Six were there as well and they would also not sit idly by and let any place fall to the Legion if they could help it.
"I am learning that no matter how many people are protecting Azeroth... that I worry that by me not doing anything for even a few hours is reason for things to fall to pieces."