The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 79 Rest and Summary: Transmigrators, Ordinary People

The discussion ended inconclusively because of his sudden outburst of "madness".

Despite Kahn's repeated insistence that he was truly fine, Azura forcibly dragged him to the royal physician for a full examination, which revealed the cause of his illness as "perhaps due to excessive stress causing mental disorder."

Kahn: ? ? ? Thank you so much!

Then Azura locked him in her house and ordered him to rest for three days and not to resist.

So after his self-exposure failed, he inexplicably received a three-day holiday.

Hmm, this seems pretty good?

He had originally thought that since his identity as a transmigrator was likely to be exposed, he might as well confess first, at least he could maintain some control and give them time to adapt.

But as he drifted off into thought while showering, reflecting on his impulsive outburst, he suddenly realized it seemed rather unnecessary.

Not to mention Azura's reaction, even if he said it, no one would necessarily believe him, and he would easily be regarded as mentally ill. It is indeed better to let nature take its course.

Of course, it wasn't entirely useless. At least if it were exposed later, and Azura brought it up again, he could confidently reply, "I already told you!"

Okay, to be honest, it was a bit stupid.

However, this means that he and Azura are now two people who know all of each other's secrets completely.

Although it's not very useful anyway.

For the next three days, Kahn resolutely followed Azura's orders, took a good rest, and sorted out his gains over the past few days.

Aside from the information about Ershu and the Mother of Faces, his greatest gain was undoubtedly the knowledge about water manipulation that Misu shared with him before her departure.

During the confrontation that day, Misu demonstrated not only simple water manipulation, but also the ability to control flowers, vines, and other plants, which looked quite magical.

According to Misu, this is a derivative of water manipulation, which works by controlling the water content in plants to indirectly control them.

Upon hearing her words, Kahn immediately thought of an even more terrifying application: controlling blood.

However, just like his idea of ​​using thermal energy to control the body's heat, this can only exist in theory and is difficult to achieve in reality.

Animals have a natural energy circulation system for protection. Unless the master's energy is much stronger than the opponent's, or they have some special constitution or conditions, it is difficult to forcibly break the opponent's energy.

It's a pity that time was short and Misu wasn't a person who liked fighting. Otherwise, if I could have sparred with her, I might have gained more insights.

Misu also explained some basic knowledge about water manipulation to him.

For example, in addition to basic water manipulation techniques, there is also a technique called water healing, which is an ability that only female water manipulators can awaken and can use water to heal injuries.

Kahn was immediately shocked. The nanny has arrived?!

Thinking about the Water Healing Technique and the Perception Ability of the Earth Control Technique, today is another day of envying other control techniques.

In addition, Kahn also thought about Zuko's left eye injury, wondering if the miraculous water healing technique could heal it. He might try it if he had the chance.

He kept this idea in his heart.

At the same time, Kahn also learned about some of the outrageous rules in Misu's hometown.

Misu and her brother are from the Arctic Water People.

As its name suggests, the Arctic Water People live in the Arctic, which sounds incredibly cold. It is the Water People's strongest stronghold and one of the few places that the Fire Kingdom is powerless to touch.

However, there was a rule among the Arctic Waterfolk that Kahn couldn't understand: only female water wielders were allowed to learn water healing magic, and were forbidden from learning water control magic.

???

Let's not even talk about the issue of discrimination against women. Kahn just doesn't understand this line of thinking. Is it okay to cripple oneself? Wouldn't it be better to have a super strong character who can fight and heal?

Is this a consideration for game balance?

outrageous.

In this respect, the Fire Nation has done a really good job.

For example, when he first transmigrated, he learned that he would be taken to an orphanage for care and that his property would be handed over to the state for safekeeping. At that time, he always thought that the property he handed over would probably disappear after being kept for a while.

But as he later learned, he had completely overthought things.

The children of martyrs often receive many preferential treatments, and even orphans like him who were taken to welfare homes without any relatives receive excellent care.

The century-long war had made this mechanism mature and stable. Even the Arrogant Ruler had never touched it. This could be considered the Fire Blaze Kingdom's national policy.

Of course, this cannot cover up the original sin of the Fire Nation. Right is right, wrong is wrong, and we should look at it dialectically.

In conclusion, although the conversation between the two was brief, Kahn still gained a great deal of experience, which will be valuable nourishment on his path to becoming a grandmaster.

Speaking of which, when he officially embarked on the path of becoming a master of fire control, Ai Luo suggested that he travel around to broaden his horizons. He himself also planned to do so, as reading ten thousand books and traveling ten thousand miles is the proper way.

Unfortunately, plans can't keep up with changes. Now, with Ao Zai, this invisible mountain, weighing on his head, he doesn't know when he will be able to gain his freedom.

Just right now, there's the search for Ershu's whereabouts, learning the Spirit Control Technique, overthrowing Aozai's plan, and the approaching day of the comet's descent.

One thing after another was indeed putting him under a lot of pressure, and the cause of the illness diagnosed by the imperial physician seemed to make sense.

But he would never admit that he was "mentally disturbed".

On the other hand, after several days of secret observation, Azura found that Kahn did indeed seem to be fine, and it didn't seem like he had been ambushed by the Mother of Faces, hypnotized, or anything else. So she finally felt relieved and then habitually made a few sarcastic remarks.

"Luckily, you explained everything clearly beforehand, otherwise I would have been in some trouble if you had lost your mind. Although in the end nothing happened."

Kahn was already used to her sarcastic remarks and remained unmoved, as if he hadn't heard anything at all.

He noticed her concern for him and, seeing her reaction, decided to let it go for the time being.

After calming down, Azura became curious about the ramblings that Kahn had said earlier.

Without mincing words, she asked directly:

"So, what exactly did you mean by what you said before? A time traveler? Hmm?"

"Forehead"

Kahn pondered for a moment, then explained:

"You can think of me as a special being, like the Avatar."

"You? Avatar? Hahahaha!"

However, upon hearing Kahn's explanation, Azura's eyes widened as if she had heard an incredible joke, and she couldn't help but burst into laughter, patting Kahn on the shoulder in praise:

"I have to say, this is the funniest joke I've heard all year!"

Even someone as disdainful of authority as Azura understands the significance of Avatar to this world; his analogy is truly presumptuous.

Kahn shrugged. Indeed, compared to the ancient gods, compared to the Avatar, compared to the countless mysterious beings in this world, what was he, a mere transmigrator, worth?

Essentially, he was just an ordinary person who couldn't make glass even if he traveled back to ancient times.

(End of this chapter)