Kahn was asking Guru Pathik for advice. Puzzled, he asked:
"Guru Pathik, I suddenly discovered that all Seven Chakras have opened, but I still don't even know what my fear actually is."
Indeed, all his Seven Chakra Gates were now open.
He could understand the disappearance of his attachment, since he and Azula had reached an understanding, but he was somewhat bewildered by the disappearance of a fear he did not even understand.
Although opening the Seven Chakras was a good thing, having it happen without understanding why left him rather uncomfortable. That was why he had sought out Guru Pathik, hoping to find an answer from him.
But Guru Pathik shook his head.
"If it were still there, I could guide you toward its root. But since that emotion has already dissipated, there is nothing I can do."
"Still, since your fear has disappeared, either you overcame it, or the thing you feared disappeared. Perhaps you can look for an answer from those two angles."
"I see... Understood."
Kahn looked thoughtful.
"Are you two done talking about all this mystical nonsense?"
Azula leaned against the doorframe, her expression impatient.
As the saying went, a brief separation made a reunion sweeter than a wedding. And these two had only just confessed their love; they were at the stage of clinging together like glue.
Yet Kahn had run off to see an old man first thing in the morning, which left Azula very displeased.
Hearing her, Guru Pathik smiled.
"All right, hurry along. Stop disturbing my peace."
"We're going, we're going. Goodbye, Guru Pathik."
Kahn stood, said goodbye to Guru Pathik, took Azula's hand, and headed outside.
"You're giving up?!"
Aang asked incredulously:
"Why?!"
"Because we've already lost."
Iroh explained with a bitter smile:
"Although we seem to be free now,