Kelson thought he understood at least. He'd had to send men on quests, missions, off to war, and each one of them left someone important behind. Including him. He'd even been the one 'stuck' on occasion, being told he couldn't go and do what he wanted too, not yet. Waiting was hard, especially when you were separated from the people you cared about and the duty you wanted to do. Kelson was not particularly good at waiting.

"It's never easy. Especially when you are stuck somewhere and you can't act as you wanted too. I understand. I wish I didn't." Kelson shook his head. "No, despite everything I am happy I understand. It's a good thing to know."

He looked a little puzzled at her last sentence. Something there didn't parse correctly. "I don't understand. Do you feel faint?" He brought his hands up in case she needed assistance.