The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

"Chief Donak, I think you have something to say, don't you?"

Azura said to Donak:

"Your expressions on the way to Antarctica were quite varied; I imagine there are many stories we don't yet know?"

"Your observation is very insightful."

Upon hearing this, Donald gave a wry smile and said:

"I didn't mean to hide anything, but there are indeed some painful memories from the past, and there's nothing wrong with talking about them."

"Actually, I was originally a general of the Arctic Waterfowl tribe."

Donak was originally a member of the Arctic Waterfowl tribe and became a general of the Arctic Waterfowl tribe at a young age.

Once, when pirates invaded the city, he led his troops to drive them away. The driven pirates hid in the Arctic Holy Land, thinking that they would not dare to approach because of the sacredness of the Arctic Holy Land.

However, the pirates misjudged the situation. Donak did not retreat because of the existence of the Arctic Holy Land, but instead led his troops deep into the Holy Land and eventually captured all the pirates.

However, the fierce fighting between the two sides also damaged the forests of the Arctic holy land.

At the time, he was unaware of the consequences of his actions.

However, not long after, a group of gods, enraged by the destruction of the sacred site, stormed into the city and wreaked havoc, causing devastating losses to the Arctic Water People.

Finally, it was his younger brother, Wu Nak, who stepped in to quell the gods' anger and end the farce. He himself had been expelled because he had incurred the gods' wrath by destroying the sacred site, causing serious damage to the Arctic Water People.

After that, he went to Antarctica alone, married and had children there, and through hard work, became the chief of the Antarctic Water People.

Because of this past experience, when Kahn mentioned the sacred land of Antarctica, he thought that he was repeating the same mistakes he had made back then.

It must be said that Donald's story is quite dramatic. He showed his talent at a young age, was then expelled and fell to the bottom, and finally became the chief of the Antarctic Water People through his own efforts, and once again reached the top. He is somewhat like a male protagonist in an old novel.

After hearing Donald's story, Kahn asked thoughtfully:

"So, your younger brother Wu Nak is a Spirit Master? Where is he now? What is he doing?"

"He is now the chief of the Arctic Water People tribe."

Upon hearing this, Kahn and Azura exchanged a glance.

If we look at the Donner brothers' experiences alone, both brothers were quite capable and ultimately achieved success, which can be described as a perfect ending. However, considering the current situation, it suddenly feels like a conspiracy.

This Wu Nak is probably problematic.

Although neither Kahn nor Azura spoke, Donak gleaned a hint of meaning from their undisguised expressions and asked:

"Do you suspect that my brother, Wu Nak, is behind this attack by spirits?"

"Isn't he worthy of suspicion?"

Kahn countered with a question, then continued:

"Actually, not only this time the divine attack occurred, but after hearing your story, I also have some doubts about the divine attack that led to your expulsion."

Donak was immediately taken aback. "What?"

"Chief Donak, I wonder if Katara has told you anything about me and Azura?"

"I know a little about it."

Katara told him that Kahn and Azura were actually people from seventy years ago and were their friends, but Donak was somewhat skeptical of such an incredible claim.

Kahn said:

"In that case, I won't explain any further."

"I want to say something: Azura and I have visited the North and South Poles before, so I can say with certainty that apart from the moon god and sea god in the Arctic oasis, there are no other gods inhabiting the North and South Poles."

"Not even the sacred sites at the North and South Poles."

This is the case.

Because of the existence of the passage connecting the two worlds, the spiritual energy in the sacred lands at the North and South Poles is exceptionally rich, which should theoretically make them very suitable for and should be inhabited by deities.

However, as rich as it may be, the most important problem is that the two passages are located in the spirit world right at the place where the dark god Vatu is sealed, which is extremely unlucky for the gods.

Unlike humans, the immortal gods still vividly remember their experience of being controlled by the dark god Vatu. Even though Vatu has been sealed away, no god is willing to approach that place.

Let alone ordinary gods, even evil gods would not want to be neighbors with Vatu, the god of darkness.

"this"

The information contained in Kahn's words was enormous. Donak's eyes widened, but at the same time, he had some doubts.

Because what Kahn said was only his side of the story, without any evidence.

Seemingly sensing what Donald was thinking, Kahn smiled and said:

"Proving the truth of my words is quite simple, because besides us, isn't there another person who possesses memories from ancient times to the present?"

"You mean Cora?"

"That's right. She's currently learning spirit control techniques from me. Judging from her current progress, I think it won't be long before she's able to communicate with her past life. Then we can just have her call An Ang out for a confrontation, right?"

"Even if I'm lying, surely An Ang wouldn't cooperate with me in lying, would he?"

This was indeed a powerful piece of evidence. Although he couldn't summon An'ang's divine powers to confront him yet, seeing Kahn's calm demeanor, Donak was already seventy percent convinced.

If everything is as Kahn said, and since there are not so many gods living in the North and South Poles, then the evil spirits that appeared at that time must have been driven by someone. And judging from past behavior and all the characteristics, Wu Nak is undoubtedly the mastermind behind it all.

"but,"

Suddenly, Kahn changed the subject:

"Until concrete evidence is found, everything is just speculation. Moreover, there is still a question regarding whether Wu Nak is the mastermind behind all this, namely his motive—"

Why did he do that?

"Chief Donak, do you have any thoughts on this matter?"

After realizing that all the clues pointed to Wu Nak, Donak's expression became uncertain. Hearing Kahn's question, he slowly said:

"Actually, although we are brothers, our relationship is not very harmonious now."

"I always treated him like my younger brother, but after many years, when I became the chief of the Antarctic Water People and started to get in touch with him, who was also a chief, I discovered that he was also an ambitious person."

"During our conversations, he has repeatedly expressed his desire to unify the northern and southern tribes, but I have rejected him each time. As a result, our relationship has become quite strained."

"Could that be the reason he..."

"Unification? For those in power, it is indeed a very tempting goal, and the motivation is quite strong."

Azura laughed with amusement.

Kahn neither confirmed nor denied this.

For those in power, this motivation is certainly sufficient, but for the Spirit Master, there is probably an even more tempting goal, especially in this special period and place, which makes him think twice.

Wu Nak, are you here for the power of the God of Darkness?

I went to see the Investiture of the Gods today, emmmmmm