The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 39 Helping and Going Bad

"Sigh, this can't go on."

During the break between classes, Koli was about to come and play with Kahn when she saw him slumped in his seat and sigh inexplicably.

"What's wrong? You look so worried."

Kou Li asked.

"Um, it's nothing, I was just looking for something with some friends, and we couldn't find it after a long time, so it's a bit of a headache."

Kahn made up an excuse, since he couldn't just tell Azura about what was going on.

The adventure game has been going on for a while now, but the group has gained very little. Without any information, they are conducting a carpet search like blind men feeling an elephant, and the efficiency is really terrible.

If this continues, they might not be able to find the clues even when they get old.

Not to mention the future, if this continues, I'm afraid I'll go bald from all the stress!

Collie didn't know Kahn's true intentions, but upon hearing that he was looking for something, she immediately smiled and confidently said:

"Finding something? I'm good at that! Let me help!"

"What are you good at?"

Kahn glanced at her sideways, his tone slowly betraying distrust: "You know what we're looking for, don't you?"

"Don't believe me? Let me show you."

Unfazed by Kahn's suspicious gaze, Collie gently placed her hand on Kahn's desk, closed her eyes, and after a moment said:

"There are five books, two pens, and a paper bag that you forgot to throw away after you finished breakfast in your desk. There are also a few notes tucked in the gap on the right side of the drawer."

The book, pen, and paper bag are indeed there, but the note is missing.

Kahn moved the books on the right side of the drawer aside, reached in and, sure enough, found a few notes!

The note contained some casual remarks, probably left by one of the previous owners of this spot when passing notes with classmates in class. In any case, he never noticed the existence of this note.

Kahn was genuinely surprised. "How did you do that?"

"You forgot? I am a Clay Master."

Kou Li smiled and whispered, "She was quite reckless when school first started, but now she knows to be mindful of her influence."

After all, not everyone is as reasonable as Kahn; there are plenty of clueless brats out there, and Kori doesn't want to waste her energy on those useless disputes.

Getting back to the main point, although he had been beating up Koli, the Earth Master, every day in the training ground, he had never known that Earth Masters had this skill, which was quite surprising.

Kori explained to him that a Claymaster can sense things in contact with the ground through the earth, which is one of the basic skills of a Claymaster.

Of course, it's not limited to the ground.

For example, as she just demonstrated, one can sense objects on a table by touching the desktop; or one can understand and "see" the structure of an entire building by touching a wall, etc. The applications are quite extensive.

Holy crap, what kind of amazing skill is that!

Look at the basic skills of their earth manipulation techniques; that's what's truly practical. And look at the basic skills of their fire manipulation techniques—

Breathe! Everyone can breathe!

Kahn was envious at the time.

However, he remembered seeing it in a book before, since the Earth Manipulation Technique was taught by the Great Mole.

Ultimately, the coolness of the fire manipulation technique brought Kahn back to his senses. But since that was the case, it was indeed as Kori said; she was really good at finding things, especially what they were looking for.

Sending a clay master to find the underground chamber is like sending a Sichuan cuisine chef to prepare a rabbit head – a perfect match!

But the problem now is that this is not an ordinary adventure game, and there might be dangers in bringing Kori along.

"So, do you think I can be of any help?"

Beside her, Koli was still waiting for his response, but the smug look in her eyes indicated that it was actually a statement.

Kahn snapped out of his daze and laughed:

"Of course you can, your ability is amazing!"

However, my friend's identity and the nature of this matter are somewhat special, so I need to discuss it with her first.

"A special friend? That sounds interesting."

Hearing him say that, Koli became interested and didn't find anything wrong with his explanation.

This is the capital of the Fire Kingdom, filled with royalty, nobles, officials, and wealthy merchants. As the daughter of the governor, she naturally understands that each family has its own secrets.

The unusual thing that Kahn mentioned was probably something involving an official or nobleman, which she found unremarkable.

So she said indifferently:

"It's okay, we're good friends, I trust you, just come to me if you have any problems."

".Um."

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Frustrated by another fruitless day, Azura went to Kahn's house, intending to pick a fight and vent her frustration.

However, as soon as Kahn got home, he brought her some news that sounded pretty good—

"I have a friend who is very helpful to our operation."

Kahn briefly introduced Corrie's abilities, which immediately made Azura's eyes light up. She said in a lighthearted tone:

"I didn't expect you to have such a friend. Not bad, not bad. It seems your taste isn't so bad after all."

Kahn directly confused:

"When did my taste become so bad?"

"If you had good taste, you could play with your great-grandmother? Oh, you must be blind."

Kahn was speechless. Good heavens, they actually managed to get to Zuko?

"But if that's what you're saying, aren't we friends too?"

"That's why I said your taste isn't that bad."

Azura's words were watertight.

Kahn was too lazy to continue arguing with her, but seeing Azura's happy expression, he said:

"Let me make it clear beforehand that my friend is not like us, and she's not very powerful. I don't want her to get too involved. If you want her help, I have to guarantee her safety."

"Tsk, quite a lot of demands."

Azura frowned slightly and asked, "Can you guarantee she's trustworthy?"

Kahn recalled his experiences with Collie and the words she had spoken at school, and finally slowly said:

"I can't guarantee that, so you'd better not let her know too much. But her safety is paramount."

I'm sorry, Collie.

Although he subjectively believed that Kori was genuinely good to him, objectively speaking, he still knew too little about her.

His own situation remains precarious, and he must proceed with extreme caution.

"That's more like it, that's more like it."

However, Azura was pleased with Kahn's answer. She patted Kahn on the shoulder and whispered in his ear:

"We must be absolutely certain of our current situation, especially when it comes to personnel management, as not everyone can be trusted."

She had no intention of telling May and Terry, who had grown up with her since childhood, about her plans.

As for Zu Kou, he should really be grateful to her; she had never been so kind before.

Kahn held a special place in her heart, but if he made any foolish decisions, she might not do anything to him. However, she would definitely find a way to get rid of that so-called friend and ensure their absolute safety.

But now, Azura smiled with satisfaction, left a promise, and turned to leave.

"No problem, I mean what I say."

Only after Azura's figure had completely disappeared from sight did Kahn shake his head and sigh, saying:

"Have I gone astray?"

(End of this chapter)