Khan didn't dare to close his eyes while part of his attention moved to the distant echoes inside his mind. He didn't let them come closer but approached them himself, planning to retain as much control as possible over the process.
Moreover, Khan didn't go for the loudest and densest echoes. He wanted to familiarize himself with the process first, so he approached those that felt lighter and superficial, allowing tiny wisps of that enormous torrent to affect him before cutting off the connection.
Even a tiny wisp of the lightest echoes turned out to contain an immense number of condensed memories that flooded Khan's brain as soon as he let it in.
The memories instantly filled Khan's brain and pushed against its limits, invading parts of his subconscious and attempting to affect his sense of self.
