Não, o G'Kar não vai ao Z'ha'dum pessoalmente.
G'Kar e outros Narns saem para investigar a possibilidade do retorno das Sombras, mas eles só encontram indícios e rumores indicativos. Como ele diz para Na'Toth:
When you told me about the destruction of our base at quadrant 37, I knew that only a major power could attempt an assault of that magnitude. But none of the governments here could've done it. Which left only two possibilites: a new race, or an old race. A very old race.
Suas próprias investigações o levam a pensar que as Sombras estão se movimentando novamente, mas ele não vai pessoalmente a Z'ha'dum, em vez disso convencendo o governo de Narn a enviar um navio de reconhecimento: / p>
G'kar address the council about what he encountered at the rim. "...which leads me to believe that the ancient race described in our holy books may have returned. If true, this holds grave danger for all of us." Sheridan suggests that the dead worlds where he found life may have been colonized by another race, but G'kar will not accept this, as he says that the ships that fired upon him looked very much like the drawings made by G'Quan. But, because the rulers of the Narn homeworld have reservations about what he has found, no official confirmation of his findings have been given. G'kar tells the council that he has convinced the rulers of his planet to send a ship "to the heart of the enemy's own domain, located at the rim of known space...a dark and terrible place known as Z'ha'dum. It has been dead for a thousand years. No one goes there...no one. Our ship will arrive in twelve hours, coming out of hyperspace as close to the enemy's homeworld as possible. They will scan the planet for signs of life and return to hyperspace before anyone can attack."
Source: Midwinter synopsis page
Se ele estivesse lá e escapasse, certamente não precisaria mandar outro navio para Z'ha'dum para escanear. Os planetas que ele estava investigando deveriam ter sido outros mundos influenciados pelas Sombras, talvez lugares onde os vasos das Sombras hibernavam desde a última grande guerra, mas não o próprio mundo da Sombra.
Além disso, fala-se mais tarde na série sobre como ninguém vai a Z'ha'dum e sobrevive, ou ninguém volta de Z'ha'dum.
Until
JesusSheridan, of course.
Se o próprio G'Kar estivesse lá, certamente teria sido mencionado nesse ponto.