The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 106 Meeting, Key Points

The imperial city under the night sky revealed a unique beauty in its tranquility, making Zu Kou feel both familiar and somewhat strange. A flood of memories rushed to his mind, filling him with profound emotion.

You're back.

He had imagined how he would return, but in any case, returning to overthrow Aozai's rule was definitely beyond his expectations. When he heard about this plan from Airo, he was somewhat incredulous.

Fortunately, he is no longer the naive boy he once was. In order to find the figure of the Avatar, they have traveled all over the world over the years, gained a lot of knowledge, experienced many dangers, and, more importantly, he has been learning and thinking.

Today, he felt he should be able to answer Kahn's questions, which was one of the reasons he decided to come back.

Back to the topic

Under the cover of night and clouds, Sifang successfully led Zuko to the place agreed upon with Kahn.

This is just an ordinary wilderness, nothing special. After observing for a while, Zu Kou asked the surroundings:

"What should we do now?"

Sifang replied:

"Kahn said to just wait here, he's already arranged for someone to pick you up."

Zuko nodded to indicate that he understood. Although he still had some doubts, since it was Kahn's decision, there shouldn't be any problems.

After answering Zu Kou's questions, the four directions, to his astonishment, transformed back into the cardinal directions and began playing on their own. The four of them always found something to do together.

Zuko wasn't bored either. He watched the four little guys with curiosity. They looked like elves with a strange sense of fantasy. Most importantly, they could talk and change shape, which was very magical.

This was the first time he had ever seen gods, yet these legendary beings were Kahn's companions—it all seemed unbelievable.

Coupled with the amazing abilities Kahn had previously displayed, and now this astonishing plan, Zuko couldn't help but sigh—

He was the one who had been traveling all the time, but it seems like Kahn had experienced more.

"Wait, Your Majesty, please be quiet. It seems something is approaching."

After a while, Zu Kou suddenly noticed some unusual noises coming from the jungle not far away. Not knowing whether they were friend or foe, he immediately signaled to the four directions to be quiet and became extremely vigilant.

Suddenly, a figure emerged from the bushes, delivering a fierce flying kick straight for Zu Kou's face.

Zu Kou was startled, but fortunately he was on guard and nimbly dodged while simultaneously launching a counterattack.

However, his opponent was agile and light-footed, and managed to grab his wrist in mid-air, using the force to twist his body and attack again!

Zu Kou raised his other hand to block the attack, forcefully pushing his opponent back. Just as he was about to counterattack, he saw his opponent land lightly and utter a familiar teasing sound—

"Your skills have improved somewhat; it seems we don't need to hand you over to Father Emperor for the time being."

"Azura?"

Zu Kou hesitated.

A sliver of moonlight peeked through the clouds, illuminating the figure of the newcomer, whose face bore a familiar, wicked smile. Who else could it be but Azura?

He felt a wave of relief wash over him, but then said to her speechlessly:

"You're still the same, haven't changed at all. Wouldn't you be in danger if I used fire magic to retaliate?"

"Using fire control in this place and under these circumstances only proves that you are still an unprogressive fool."

Azura mocked:

"And who gave you the confidence to think your fire manipulation technique could harm me?"

"Based on your glorious record of never having beaten me?"

"Fine, I don't want to argue with you."

Zu Kou took a deep breath, thinking to himself that he was no longer the little kid he used to be, and there was no need to argue with her.

"It seems our great-grandmother has turned into a cute and well-behaved baby, which is truly heartwarming."

Azura's expression of satisfaction caused Zuko's temples to bulge again. This guy was as infuriating as ever.

Forgive him for not being able to feel any warmth towards this matter no matter what!

"Fine, since someone doesn't want to see their sister at all."

"Hey, have you two finished talking?"

Azura spread her hands, as if she wanted to say something, but another slender figure emerged from the bushes, impatiently interrupting her.

Azura frowned unhappily and said:

"Do you know you've messed up my program's order?"

"That's because your announcements are too long-winded."

The newcomer retorted to Azura without any politeness, which Azura had not expected at all, and thus choked up for once.

"So... in that case, I guess I don't need to hide anymore?"

The last petite figure cautiously emerged from the grass and greeted Zu Kou:

"Long time no see, Zuko."

But Zuko was completely oblivious to the last person's greeting to him, nor did he notice Azura's unusual embarrassment; his attention was entirely drawn to the figure before him.

She had grown taller and more beautiful, but her expression remained as calm as ever. No matter what, she was still the lover he longed for, Mei.

Mei walked straight past Azura, stood in front of Zuko, and stared intently at him, saying:

"Don't you want to say something, Your Highness?"

"Mei, it's me, that..."

Before meeting Mei, Zuko had imagined countless conversations in his mind, but now he could only stammer and not know what to do.

But in the end, he calmed down and sincerely revealed his true feelings:

I really miss you.

Upon hearing this, Mei's lips curled into a barely perceptible smile, but it quickly vanished, replaced by a cold and stern expression as she rebuked him:

"What I hate most are people who can only talk nonsense."

Upon hearing Mei say this, Zu Kou immediately and hurriedly explained:

"No, I didn't, I really mean it—"

Mei immediately covered his mouth with a kiss.

"!!!"

Terri stared in disbelief, then immediately covered her eyes with her hands, but the huge gap between her fingers clearly couldn't block out even a little bit of her vision.

Azura turned her head away with a look of disgust. Compared to Mei's earlier arguing with her, she didn't want to see the current scene even more.

Upon seeing this scene, Kahn's image involuntarily appeared in her mind, and a ripple of emotion stirred within her.

Kahn, who was far away, simply shut down his Heavenly Eye. This scene was truly shocking. He suddenly felt very fortunate that he couldn't personally go to pick up Zuko, so he wouldn't have to suffer such harm himself.

Sometimes the difference between people is even greater than the difference between a person and a dog!

After a long while, the two slowly separated. At this moment, Mei looked at Zu Kou, who was still somewhat dazed, and finally revealed a smile:

"Don't you understand? Actions speak louder than words, you fool."

Hearing this, Azura pricked up her ears, glanced at the two of them discreetly, and after seeing their blissful, silly expressions, she secretly memorized what they said.

This trick seems quite useful.

Azura felt she had learned a very useful piece of knowledge.

(End of this chapter)