The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 76 The Days Without Kahn (Part 1)

"I have great news to share! Our Royal Women's Adventure Team has been resurrected today!"

On the first day after Kahn left, Azura left the palace in high spirits, summoned May and Terry, and announced this "surprising" news.

Terri raised her hand and asked:

"Why is it called resurrection? Our adventurer group has been perfectly fine all along!"

"Good question!"

Azura was very pleased with Terri's reaction, then opened her arms and laughed:

"Because today marks the resurrection of the true Royal Women's Adventure Team trio!"

Mei asked in confusion:

"Just the three of us? Where's Kahn?"

"He's been busy lately and hasn't been available for the time being."

Azura brushed off the question about Kahn with a nonchalant remark, seemingly unconcerned.

May and Terry didn't suspect anything or ask any questions. After all, Kahn and Azura had been gone for quite a while a few days ago, and they later found out why.

"That's not the point. The point is the long-awaited return of the trio."

As Azura spoke, a familiar, wicked smile appeared on her face, and she invited the two of them with an eager look on her face:

"Sisters, don't you want to do something fun?"

Since meeting Kahn, she has become much less reckless in her activities (Kahn: ?). Since he's away these days, she suddenly felt like reliving her youthful memories.

Upon hearing Azura's suggestion, May shrugged indifferently, while Terri readily agreed.

"certainly!"

"Anyway, it's pretty boring."

Although they often faced pressure from Azura when the three of them played together, making them seem pitiful, they weren't exactly well-behaved girls themselves, otherwise they wouldn't have ended up with Azura.

Moreover, every family has its own troubles, and they all have their own difficulties in life. At this time, it is a good choice to vent and relax with Azura.

So, the first day without Kahn was a time of unbridled living for the three sisters.

Let's teach those idiots we didn't like a good lesson, sneak into some restricted rooms to explore, and then enjoy a wonderful afternoon tea.

During their break, they chatted and talked about what had happened recently.

After Zuko left, Mei was depressed for a while, but she has now adapted. Terry's campus life is as uneventful as ever, so they mainly listen to Azura talk about the last mission.

As the conversation went on, the topic naturally shifted to Kahn.

"Speaking of which, is Kahn also on a mission this time, like you were last time?"

"Terry asked curiously."

"More or less, don't ask any more questions, this is not something you need to know."

Azura leaned comfortably against her arm, casually uttering some terrifying words.

"If Kahn's situation is exposed, I won't be able to save you either."

Upon hearing this, Terri was startled and immediately shut her mouth, shaking her head and remaining silent.

At this moment, Mei said:

"Speaking of which, how are things between you and Kahn now?"

Azura froze for a moment upon hearing this, and Terry immediately forgot what she had just said and looked over with great interest.

"Nothing much, everything went smoothly."

She shrugged casually, but her acting looked much worse than before. The two could tell at a glance that Azura was being sarcastic, because the awkwardness that unconsciously showed on her face was obvious.

At this moment, Azura stopped lying and looked more like an ordinary girl than ever before.

I never imagined that even Azura would have someone she likes.

Mei sighed inwardly.

To be honest, when Azura came to her for advice about love, her aloofness, which she had maintained for years, almost collapsed instantly, and she even had a strange nightmare that night.

She dreamt that after Azura confessed her feelings to the other person and was rejected, she buried him alive in a fit of rage.

That's not the scariest part. The scariest part is that she felt Azura was actually capable of doing such a thing.

Upon learning that Azura's crush was Kahn, her impression of him underwent a significant change, giving rise to a sense of respect and pity.

Although I don't know what Kahn is thinking, I hope he can be pragmatic.

This was the most heartfelt blessing she could give to her friend.

Getting back to the main point, ever since Azura started asking her for advice on love, she has been keeping track of their progress. But it seems that things aren't developing rapidly; there's just a lot of room for improvement.

"So, up to this point, your relationship remains exactly the same as before, without any change?"

"Of course not! I think we've become more in sync, and we understand each other quite well now—I mean, how things have progressed."

Azura immediately retorted loudly, then gestured with her hands to give several examples, but ultimately fell silent, resignedly facing reality:

"Okay, nothing has changed."

She certainly tried many methods, but perhaps there was a slight problem with her way of expressing herself, and Kahn was very insensitive, which prevented her methods from achieving the desired effect.

Terri asked curiously:

"Why didn't you just tell Kahn? Wouldn't it have been better to be open about it?"

Upon hearing Terry's words, May couldn't help but recall the scene of Azura burying Kahn alive after being rejected, and she couldn't help but shudder. She quickly said:

"Don't listen to Teresa, she's never even been in a relationship, how could she possibly know anything about this!"

Terri: "?"

It seems I heard something offensive.

Ignoring Terri's reaction, May continued:

"Your main goal right now is to change your behavior, change Kahn's perception of you, and make him realize that you are not just an ordinary friend, but a charming girl."

Thank goodness, although she and Zuko were indeed in a relationship, she didn't really understand these things. But in order to give Azura advice, she even did some intensive study on these topics.

She really sacrificed so much for their fragile friendship.

Azura agreed with May, but the problem is that she really has a hard time doing it. Just like when she went to comfort Kahn a while ago, even she felt that her behavior was more like a provocation.

Just as she said, her talents really weren't distributed in this area.

At this moment, Terri suddenly remembered something and tapped her hand, saying:

"No wonder those girls at school failed; they were doing the steps wrong!"

"Um?"

Azura, however, grasped the key information in an instant and asked with half-closed eyes:

"What are you talking about?"

Mei sensed something was wrong, but Terri seemed oblivious, speaking with obvious interest as if showing off:

"Didn't you know? Kahn was quite popular in school. Until he left, girls often confessed their feelings to him."

"That's some new information."

Azura's lips curled into a meaningful smile, but her eyes were icy cold, sending a chill down Terri's spine as she realized she might have said something wrong.

"I think you wouldn't mind explaining this in more detail, ladies."

Azura stared intently at the two of them, like a falcon eyeing its prey.

"I'm also very interested in Kahn's school life."

The first debate is over, but I still don't know the result. I drank a bit too much at the class dinner tonight. Looking back, it's true, four years of university have really flown by.

Double updates will resume tomorrow.

However, if you fail the first round of debate, you will need to prepare for the second round.

Wish me luck (life is tough, sigh, cat).

(End of this chapter)