Liiza had taught Khan so much that he struggled to remember his life before her, and that went beyond the Niqols' ways and arts. She had given him happiness and love while the curse was still active, something that Khan didn't dare to hope for. Something Khan didn't think was possible.
That was a good thing, but it also added another layer to Khan's curse. He didn't only have to deal with the nightmares after that. He also knew that better things were possible and that he had lost them.
Khan suddenly recalled how he had felt when deciding to go to Ecoruta. His desperation couldn't deepen but had broadened, encompassing more than the simple nightmares. That was a natural reaction to his grief, but unknown repercussions followed.
A single-minded approach was limited but firm. It was the most straightforward and shorter line toward someone's goal, especially for someone as suicidal as Khan. Yet, his mind had gained room for more, complicating that dark but pure desperation.
