Khan's sense of self almost shattered right away. His mental capacity had expanded since his first training session, but the distant echoes about the Nak were too vast and heavy. They encompassed immense knowledge and countless conclusions, instantly surpassing his brain's limits.
Khan's eyes became bloodshot as he forced them to remain open and fixed on the holographic tattoo. He forgot what he was doing, where, and why, but the bright picture worked as an anchor that prevented him from completely losing himself to the sensations flooding his brain.
Meanwhile, those sensations shifted Khan's perception, transforming his reality and point of view, immersing him into something foreign and profoundly alien, even for his brain.
