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Khadgar himself had grown increasingly uninterested in the Kirin Tor. After Medivh died, no one in the Kirin Tor remembered Khadgar. Rhonin had claimed the high office, the Kirin Tor had divided up Karazhan's treasures, and Khadgar had been stranded in Outland for more than a decade. No one remembered him. No one thought of him.
"No need for formalities." Khadgar spoke casually, without the slightest interest in those who had come to welcome him back.
So it seems I'm useful now, Medivh's former apprentice muttered inwardly. He simply did not want to say it aloud.
"The councilors are all waiting for you. Please proceed to the Wizard Chamber immediately." Naturally, the man welcoming him had his assignment. Although it was merely a matter of delivering a message, sending a Ninth Circle Archmage in person certainly showed ample respect.
Passing a row of guards, Khadgar arrived at the Wizard Chamber in the Violet Citadel. This heavily guarded meeting room, equipped with all manner of detection magic, could be considered the heart of the Kirin Tor. Most policy announcements and exchanges of interests took place here.
The place was so secretive that even Aethas Sunreavers, himself a member of the Council of Six, did not know that such a place existed as the Kirin Tor's secret meeting center.
Modera, Rhonin, Ansirem, and Kalyne had already been waiting for some time.
"Welcome back, Khadgar." Rhonin presided over the meeting. This time, several core councilors had opened this secret meeting center to Khadgar specifically for his return.
"No need to be so courteous." Khadgar still remembered their friendship as fellow students, but Rhonin was now the leader of the Kirin Tor.
"Medivh has officially returned to Karazhan. I wonder whether you've heard the news." Rhonin could hardly wait any longer. The