Zorat had dubbed Myrra's skill decent enough for him to go through the trouble of acquiring it. He was positive it would transform into something lethally effective when he brought it to the runic level.
However, this time, he couldn't go through the route of directly replicating her skill by fulfilling her desires.
Looking at the situation Myrra is currently in, it should be safe to assume her present desires would be something along the lines of getting to live and surviving her current predicament, even if it's just a temporary desire, and one born of immediate need.
But her observable desires from Zorat's perspective had no mention of this obviously very critical desire for one fundamental reason….
Zorat would be the direct cause of this desire. And Zorat cannot represent both the cause and effect to any target or subject of desire. The laws of balance, as mentioned before, that were set into his authority upon his ascension, would not permit this.
