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this the same consideration as would a nuclear physicist who’d just been told that someone was bang-ing two bits of sub-critical uranium together to keep warm.
“They never,” she said.
“They have. And another thing ...”
It was hard to imagine what other thing there could be, but Nanny Ogg said “Yes?” anyway.
“Not that many wizards were aware of this. For roost of the wizards of Unseen University their lunch was the first meal of the day. They were not, by and large, breakfast people. The Archchancellor and the Librarian were the only two who knew what the dawn looked like from the front, and they tended to have the entire campus to themselves for several hours.
The Librarian was always up early because he was an orang-utan, and they are naturally early risers, although in his case he didn’t bellow a few times to keep other males off his territory. He just unlocked the Library Someone got killed up here.”“ “Oh, no,” moaned Nanny Ogg. “Not inside the circle too.”“Nope. Don’t be daft. It was outside. A tall man. He had one leg longer’n the other. And a beard. He was probably Terry Pratchett“How’d you know all that?”“I just trod on ‘im.”The sun rose through the mists.The morning rays were already caressing the ancient stones of Unseen University, premier college of wizardry, five hun-dred miles away.