The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 102 May and Terri, Operation Begins

For May and Terry, the thing they regretted most in their lives was probably meeting Azura, the female demon, and nothing else.

Although their memories weren't all negative, and they even got along quite well at times, they still regretted it when faced with Azura's invitation.

"I must have misheard something. I mean, you want to lead us in a rebellion?"

Mei maintained her usual aloof demeanor, appearing calm and composed, but in reality, she was simply numb from shock.

"Azura, that joke isn't funny at all."

May emphasized that she hoped it was just a bad joke.

But she was destined to be disappointed.

"Don't you think it's exciting to be able to participate in such a fun activity?"

Azura opened her arms with amusement and laughed:

"Don't look so sad, my friend. Look how happy Teresa seems!"

"That shouldn't be called being happy."

She saw that Terri looked utterly miserable, almost on the verge of tears. Of course, anyone would react the same way upon hearing about rebelling against their own country.

Then, May looked at Kahn beside her, her expression carrying a hint of pleading:

"Kahn, you don't want to go crazy with Azura, do you?"

Kahn has never liked doing such dangerous and troublesome things, and given Azura's feelings for him, if Kahn were to express his opinion, he might be able to stop Azura.

However, Kahn scratched his head sheepishly and said:

"Actually, I initiated this operation."

".?"

"?!"

Mei froze, her gaze towards him becoming one of disbelief.

I never imagined you were like this, Kahn!

She looked at Azura in disbelief. "Kahn proposed to rebel against your father, and you not only readily agreed, but also actively encouraged us to rebel together?"

What a heartless little darling! Your siding with her is way too blatant!

At that moment, she suddenly had an epiphany.

She couldn't understand why Azura liked Kahn. Was it because they were the same kind of people?

She had previously told Kahn to fend for himself, but it turns out that it was she and Terri who were the ones who needed to fend for themselves!

The clown was me.

In any case, once they boarded the pirate ship called Azura, it would be absolutely impossible for them to disembark easily.

However, aside from Azura's coercion and enticement, at least there was Kahn who was open and honest, explaining to them in detail why he and Azura did what they did, as well as what Aozaki had been doing all along.

Hearing these secrets, May and Terry were both shocked. On the other hand, Kahn's attitude reassured them a little. At least from this attitude, it seemed that Kahn regarded them as true comrades, rather than cannon fodder who could be sacrificed at any time.

After fully understanding the current situation, Terri was no longer so afraid. She asked:

"So, our action this time isn't a rebellion, but rather an attempt to overthrow Emperor Aozai's evil rule, right?"

"certainly."

Azura snapped her fingers in satisfaction and affirmed:

"Our actions are a righteous crusade!"

"And I, naturally, after recognizing the true evil nature of my father, resolutely chose to put righteousness before family, Your Highness Azura, so wise and mighty."

"And you, of course, will also be loyal and righteous ministers who protect the country, and your glorious deeds will surely be passed down by word of mouth among the people."

"That sounds pretty good."

Terri was clearly buying it, and aside from the narcissistic boasting, what Azura said was also true, so her stance began to waver.

Mei remained calm and said:

"I don't care about any of that. I just want to ask one question: are you sure you can succeed?"

"certainly."

Azura said confidently:

"When have we ever failed?"

Kahn added from the side:

"We didn't act on a whim. We were fully prepared for this plan, and even Airo is a supporter of it."

"Of course, Zu Kou is one of them, and he will soon infiltrate back to the capital to prepare for the start of the plan."

".All right."

Mei finally gave in.

She sighed and then said:

"But let me make it clear beforehand that I'll make a quick getaway if things don't go my way."

Upon hearing this, Kahn laughed:

"Don't worry, you won't have that chance."

After persuading May and Terry, Kahn now had to wait for Elo and Zuko's defection and welcome Zuko's return.

According to his and Airo's plan, Airo will find an opportunity to escape soon, and then contact him after successfully escaping.

A few days later, Kahn went to the Spirit Realm as agreed, but he did not find Airo. At this point, he realized that Airo and Zuko's operation had begun.

For the next few days, Airo did not appear in the spirit world. What puzzled Kahn was that the outside world remained calm, with no news of Airo's defection. This tranquility made him somewhat suspicious.

At that moment, Azura brought back news from the palace.

"Ailuo and Zuzu suddenly defected, and the army didn't react in time and lost track of them. Father was furious in the council hall and dismissed many people from their posts."

Azura enthusiastically recounted to Kahn what she had seen and heard in the council chamber.

The sudden betrayal of Ailo and Zuko caught Aozai off guard, leaving him fuming in the council hall but powerless to do anything about it, which was quite a sorry sight.

As for why the outside world remained calm, it was naturally because Ao Zai had blocked the news.

When Zhengzheng, then a naval admiral, suddenly betrayed his country, the consequences were extremely dire. Many other groups followed suit, causing Aozai to suffer a great loss.

If even Zhengzheng's betrayal had such an impact, then if news of Ai Luo's betrayal, which had an even greater impact than Zhengzheng's, were to spread, it would undoubtedly cause an uproar in the country, and would have a very negative impact on both the military and the civilian population.

Upon learning the news, Ao Zai immediately ordered the suppression of all information about Ai Luo's betrayal, forbidding anyone from leaking it, and even killing many people in the process.

As for Zu Kou, he didn't care much about him; he was just a useless son.

What Ao Zai couldn't understand the most was that Ai Luo had endured for so many years, to this extent, and even he thought that Ai Luo had lost all his spirit, but he chose to suddenly defect at this time.

Why is that? What is his plan?!

Ao Zai suddenly felt as if something was gradually slipping out of his control, but he didn't know what it was. This feeling made Ao Zai extremely anxious, and he became somewhat neurotic.

Meanwhile, Azura, who had long since escaped his control, was quietly watching him from beside Audacity, her expression cold, like a lurking beast ready to deliver a fatal blow at any moment.

(End of this chapter)