The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

"Although I knew he had ill intentions, I didn't expect him to do something even worse than I anticipated."

After processing the information that Kahn had transmitted into his mind, Donak was still shaken.

Invading the Antarctic Waterfolk was the worst-case scenario he could foresee, but he did not expect that Wu Nak's ambitions were not limited to the Antarctic Waterfolk, but also included his covetousness of the power of the Dark God Vatu.

"However, the question now is, what should we do next?"

Tenzin frowned, feeling that things were getting complicated.

"What's there to say? Of course, we put him in jail!"

Kola looked puzzled, and Tenzin shook his head and explained:

"It's not that simple. In the end, we don't have any substantial evidence of Wu Nak's wrongdoing, and the memories transmitted by Senior Kahn cannot serve as a legitimate reason to arrest him."

"this"

Everyone fell silent. Kahn remained silent, while Azura leaned lazily against the table, glancing at him sideways as she spoke:

"That's why I said, why not just kill him directly? Why make it so complicated?"

Kahn gave an awkward smile; it was indeed something he hadn't handled well.

However, everyone was speechless upon hearing Azura's words.

Although I had long known from my elders that Azura was a decisive and ruthless person, it was still somewhat hard to accept in this peaceful era.

Most importantly, since the other party is an elder, it's not easy for them to reprimand them.

Tenzin cautiously advised:

"That's not quite right. Wu Nak is, after all, the chieftain of the Northern Water Good Clan, and his position is of great importance. Senior Kahn has only injured him, so there is still room for maneuver. But if Wu Nak dies, the two clans will inevitably start a war and fall into an irreversible situation."

"War? Why go through all that trouble?"

Azura found this somewhat amusing and said:

"It's clearly more advantageous for them now. As long as they haven't given up on their plans, then all that's needed is a little maneuvering."

"Chief Donak!"

Suddenly, a soldier rushed in, reporting nervously to his superior:

"A large fleet of Arctic Waterfolk has appeared at the port, claiming to be there to capture the murderer who harmed Chief Wunak!"

Upon receiving this news, everyone's expression immediately changed. Azura's eyes flashed with a cold light, and she slightly curled the corners of her lips, saying:

"Just as I expected."

"However, I'm a little curious. How can they travel such a long distance from the Arctic to the Antarctic in just one day? Has the Arctic Waterfolk's fleet developed to this extent?"

Understanding Azura's implied meaning, Donak's expression grew even more grim. His hands, resting on the table, clenched unconsciously, and he said coldly:

"This fleet was probably prepared by Wu Nak from the very beginning; it seems he's already planning for war!"

"So, what are your plans?"

Azura's gaze subtly shifted to Donak.

To Donak, Wu Nak's behavior was undoubtedly a provocation against him and the Antarctic Waterfolk. He jumped to his feet, slammed his hand on the table, and shouted:

"He wants war, then I'll give him war! The warriors of the Antarctic Waterfowl are unafraid of death!"

"No!"

"Chief Donak, calm down!"

Kora and Tenzing quickly intervened, arguing that war should be avoided in this rare era of peace.

"What should we do then? Am I supposed to let Lord Kahn be captured by Wu Nak on my turf?!"

Regardless, Kahn only experienced this because he was invited to solve the problem for the Antarctic Waterfowl. If he did nothing about it, he would not be able to live with himself.

Donak's words made sense, but no one knew how to deal with Donak and the fleet he had sent, so the atmosphere in the room became heavy.

Seeing the conflicted expressions on everyone's faces, Kahn finally stepped forward and smiled:

"After all, it's a problem I caused, so I should solve it myself."

"What are you planning to do?"

Everyone looked at him, and Cora frowned, saying worriedly:

"You're not really planning to kill Wu Nak, are you? That won't solve anything."

"Don't worry, he's not worth me having to make a second move, and it doesn't need to be that complicated."

Kahn smiled, got up, and walked outside.

"Isn't it enough to just solve the problem itself?"

"Sifang!"

Kahn jumped onto the back of the four-sided creature and flew towards the port, but the words he left behind made the people present feel uneasy.

Solving the problem itself? That's it.

"Let's go, hurry and catch up!"

"Ugh."

The four forces dissolved their fusion, and flames rose beneath Kahn's feet as he hovered in the air, looking down at the Arctic Waterfolk fleet. He couldn't help but sigh.

But this sigh wasn't directed at the fleet beneath him, but rather—

"I should have killed him back then; it wouldn't have made any difference anyway."

Kahn shook his head and sighed, reflecting on his actions once again.

But there's no point in talking about that now; Kahn turned his attention to the fleet in front of him.

In this era, steel warships are no longer exclusive to the Fire Nation, and compared to the steel warships he knew, the current fleet of the Arctic Water Clan seems to be much more advanced.

After all, this is seventy years into the future, so it's only natural.

but

"Since there has been no fundamental change in terms of materials, then I'm sorry."

As he spoke, Kahn extended his right index finger, and points of light gathered at his fingertip, revealing the Light Manipulation spell once again. But this time, it was destined to shock the world.

The so-called "strongest spear" is not just his own boast. At least in his world, apart from An Ang who has activated his supernatural mode and is defending with all his might, no one and nothing has been able to block its attack.

Steel is no exception.

"Good luck to you."

The energy was compressed to its limit, and in the next moment, light burst from Kahn's fingertips and fell into the sea next to a warship.

Compared to the vast ocean and the massive warship, that beam of light was far too small to be noticed.

Even so, a marine with excellent eyesight still managed to spot its presence.

"what?"

The marine exclaimed in confusion, not having time to figure out what was going on with this strange light, when at that moment, Kahn in the sky slightly moved his fingers.

"Buzz~"

The light streaked across the deck of the fleet where the marines were located, leaving a barely perceptible trail, but not long after, the entire warship suddenly began to shake.

To the astonishment of the marines, the warship split in two where the light passed!

"Ship! Ship!."

"It cracked!!!"

Fear and panicked shouts echoed throughout the fleet.

Kahn, who was in the air, didn't care about this. He continued to move his index finger slightly, swiping left and right, making horizontal cuts, vertical cuts, diagonal cuts, and drawing a circle, eventually forming an ellipse.

Wherever the light passed, ships disintegrated, cut into bizarre shapes by Kahn's twisted sense of humor, like slicing a cake.

However, for the fleet below, this was a terrifying attack that resembled divine punishment. In the blink of an eye, one indestructible steel warship after another was instantly destroyed. Under this unbelievable and terrifying sight, many marines were terrified and completely lost their fighting ability.

"Quickly, stop him!"

"attack!"

"Fire! Shoot him down!!!"

"Boom! Boom! Boom!"

Many of the remaining fleet members finally spotted the culprit in the sky and turned their cannons on Kahn, unleashing their full firepower in an attempt to shoot him down.

However, it was all in vain.

As he watched the incoming shells fly towards him, Kahn twitched his index finger slightly. The light swiftly and precisely sliced ​​through each incoming shell, causing them to explode in mid-air like a different kind of fireworks.

The ships that fired the shells also suffered collateral damage in Kahn's counterattack, turning into jigsaw puzzle pieces.

Seeing this, the soldiers fell into despair, no longer caring about the mission given to them by the chieftain, and instead began to think of ways to escape this terrifying shipwreck area.

In less than a minute, the Arctic Waterfowl fleet was completely wiped out!

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Cora and the others, who arrived late, could hardly believe their eyes. Such a massive and powerful steel fleet had been reduced to fragments in the blink of an eye. What on earth had happened?!

"Can a person really be that strong?"

Looking at Kahn, who resembled a god in the sky, Cora murmured absentmindedly.

As the Avatar, she should have been the strongest being in this world, but seeing Cain's terrifying abilities, she couldn't help but feel lost.

Even if she mastered supernatural powers, could she reach Kahn's level? Could she defeat Kahn?

She was unsure.

Hearing Cora's mutterings, the others did not answer, for they too were caught in the same shock and confusion.

Among this group, only Azura's reaction was different. She narrowed her eyes slightly, staring intently at Kahn, who was displaying his divine power in the sky, and couldn't help but curl the corners of her lips slightly as she said:

"Hehe, that's more like it."

Having easily resolved the problem, Kahn summoned the Four Directions again and saw that everyone had arrived at the port. He flew towards them and said to Donald:

"Chief Donak, it's up to you whether to rescue those Arctic Waterfolk soldiers. I won't concern myself with what happens next."

"Ah, oh, right!"

Donak then realized what was happening, and looking at the vast area of ​​the sunken ship and the Arctic Waterfowl soldiers struggling to survive, he quickly called out to his soldiers:

"Quickly, go rescue the remaining soldiers!"

Now that the situation is settled, he doesn't mind showing some humanitarian spirit, after all, he was once a member of the Arctic Water People.

"Senior Kahn, is this... really okay?"

Barely managing to compose himself, Tenzin asked with some concern.

Kahn laughed:

"It can't be said that there are no problems at all, but after this, I think the Arctic Waterfolk will not dare to send a fleet over again."

Let alone the Arctic Water People, who would dare?

Everyone was embarrassed. Kahn's skill in cutting down warships looked as easy as cutting vegetables. Even the powerful and wealthy Fire Nation wouldn't dare to send them away like that!

Kahn laughed:

"In short, it's resolved."