Watching Dimitri he didn't miss the tremble but he also didn't say a word almost able to see the wall being built. "Of course I don't have to stay. I want to stay." He said leaning back against the desk crossing his arms prepared for the next fight they were going to have. It had been a bit lonely without the other being awake and his mind had tugged him into a mild melancholy but with the red head around it was like it was shaking off and he felt more alive and focused as he glanced at the book and shrugged. "You didn't give me much to work with before you passed out from pain other than a guess at your condition. I only skimmed it from the most recent back to find out about the soul fragments and make sure I got them all." he knew it had been a violation but he also wanted to make sure there wasn't something he was missing. "Don't worry, I didn't read you tragic back story, most of the skimming only got me through your general dislike of me and your fangirling over the fox spirit nothing else. Swear it." He put his hand up in an oath like fashion.<br/><br/>He had tried his best to only snoop enough to find out what he needed about the soul splitting and what he had learned back been enough to reassure him that he did get it right and while he might be missing a piece here and there he would sense most of Dimitri was somewhat intact the shattered pieces aside and even that seemed to be mending a little. "I mostly wanted to make sure there was no cheat sheet for the bigger pieces. My powers are good and I do have an uncanny sense for your soul fragments but it was still rather taxing so I didn't want there to be something obvious I missed." Maybe it was dumb to worry over some 7th house head demon when really there was so much else he had to be concerned with and yet... he was like a moth to a flame with Dimitri and knowing every time he was going to get burned. At least this time he had more energy to deal with it all but the tug of depression as the corner of his mind was like a shadow causing his hairs on the back of his neck to stand up.