The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 130 Suspicion and Speculation Added

People from different tribes in this world are easily distinguishable by their clothing, because within each tribe, people's clothes only differ in style, and they all use a few unified colors as the main colors of their clothes.

For example, the clothes of the Tuqiang people are mainly green and light yellow, the clothes of the Shuishan people are mainly blue and white, and the clothes of the Huolie people are mainly red and brown. The Takala siblings in front of us are wearing very typical Shuishan clothing.

Most of the time, you can tell a lot just by looking at the clothes people wear.

Therefore, upon learning that the swamp was located in the powerful country of Tu, Kahn changed his clothes before coming to avoid unnecessary trouble.

However, the clothes worn by the boy named An Ang among the three people in front of me look both familiar and unfamiliar.

Oh, right, the Qi and the Clan!

Kahn finally remembered that An Ang's clothes were clearly the traditional clothing of the Qi and He tribe that he had learned about in the textbook, no wonder he couldn't remember it for a moment.

But didn't the Qihe Clan perish a hundred years ago?

While Kahn was once again filled with doubt, An Ang and his two companions tensed up immediately because of his revelation of his identity as a Fire Sect member. Soka even drew his weapon and shouted defensively:

"Katara, get away from this guy! Be careful, he might use his clan magic!"

After realizing what was happening, Katara quickly stepped back, placing her hand on the water pouch, ready to strike. Anang also gripped his flying staff, entering a state of alert.

It seems that the Fire Nation in this world is also invading other countries.

The three men's intense reactions indirectly provided Kahn with another piece of information.

Because of the Fire Blaze Kingdom's invasion of other countries, the Fire Blaze people are naturally not welcome abroad. He originally changed his clothes specifically to avoid such unnecessary trouble, but unfortunately, he accidentally let it slip due to his emotional fluctuations.

"Although I am a fire master, I am not a member of the military, and I have no intention of harming you."

To avoid any misunderstanding, Kahn obediently remained seated cross-legged and explained to them in a gentle tone.

However, Soka didn't believe it at all, and said with resentment and disdain:

"Really? A Fire Cult member who isn't in the military but deliberately disguises himself as a civilian? I think you're more like a spy sent by the Fire Kingdom's army!"

"I disguised myself only to avoid a situation like this from happening again. Besides, if I were a spy, why would I expose my identity to you?"

That's because...!

Soka was speechless for a moment, while Anang, seeing that Kahn's words were sincere and that he showed no intention of making a move, hesitated and said:

"Hey guys, I think he's a bit suspicious, but he's probably not a bad guy."

Kahn smiled and said, "Thank you for understanding."

Hearing Anang say this, Katara, though still wary, quickly softened her stance and stated:

"I also don't think Kahn is a bad guy, and besides, he was summoned by the banyan tree."

Xiuer, who stood to the side with an air of nonchalance, echoed:

"That's right, the banyan tree would never summon an evil person."

Upon hearing this, Soka looked utterly devastated: "Damn that banyan tree! He's a fire master!!"

Katara immediately retorted, "Master Zhengzheng is also a Fire Master, does that mean he's a bad person too?"

"You! Me! I don't trust him at all. It's either him or me here!"

Soka couldn't win the argument, and seeing that neither of them was on his side, he finally stormed off angrily, leaving with a single sentence.

Katara turned to Kahn and apologized:

"I'm sorry, my brother... well, because the Fire Nation's army caused some trouble for our family, so..."

"It's okay, I understand."

Seeing that the misunderstanding had finally been cleared up, Kahn stood up and looked at Soka's departing figure, saying:

"He seems to be drifting further and further away. Shouldn't you try to persuade him?"

Katara said dismissively, "Never mind him, he'll come back on his own."

"Um, okay."

Since even his own sister said that, he had nothing more to say.

When Anang and Katara saw that Kahn's attitude was so gentle, so different from the Fire Nation soldiers they had seen, they immediately lowered their guard a lot.

Of course, Kahn's handsome appearance also added a lot of points to his image; judging by his face alone, almost no one would think he was a bad person.

Skipping over the topic of Soka, Kahn asked Anang:

"I was just about to ask you, are you a member of the Qihe clan?"

An Ang nodded and replied:

"Yes, I am the Avatar."

"What is a god descending to earth?"

As Kahn was speaking, he suddenly paused, wondering if there was something wrong with his ears.

"You're saying you're Avatar? Is it the Avatar I know?"

Anang seemed used to this situation, skillfully raising his hands, blowing out a column of air with one hand and drawing a stream of water from Katara's water bag with the other, saying:

"I think so."

Seeing An Ang wielding wind in one hand and water in the other, Kahn, no matter how shocked he was, had to admit the reality.

Now the main character has truly arrived.

In addition to his surprise, countless questions immediately arose in his mind.

How did the Avatars of this world survive?

Was the Qihe tribe wiped out?

What is the current state of the war?

In short, now that he's here, he really needs to figure out how this parallel world differs from the world he originally lived in.

Furthermore, judging from the timeline provided by Katara, this world's timeline is one year after his original world, so perhaps he can also obtain some key information about the future in this world.

For example, right now, where exactly did this Avatar come from?

While Kahn was thinking, Katara, as if remembering something, also fell into thought. After a while, she spoke uncertainly:

"I suddenly had a guess."

"Do you think it's possible that Kahn was summoned to us by the banyan tree so that he could teach An Ang fire magic?"

"what?"

Katara's guess left An'ang somewhat dumbfounded. He scratched his head and said:

"But what I need most right now is an Earth Manipulation Master! If that's the case, why doesn't the Great Banyan Tree summon an Earth Mage?"

"Perhaps it's because there's no shortage of powerful Earth Cult members within the country?"

Katara herself wasn't quite sure, but as she talked, she began to think that maybe it really was true.

"Although Master Bumi can't teach you Earth Manipulation, finding someone in Tuqiang Kingdom who can shouldn't be too difficult, right?"

"But perhaps the only person who can teach you fire control is Master Zhengzheng? You've already learned from him, and the results are quite obvious."

Anang was somewhat disheartened upon hearing this. Indeed, he had accidentally injured Katara during the process of learning fire control, which made him feel guilty and even resistant to using fire control.

"Perhaps the banyan tree knew of your troubles, so it specially found you a teacher who is more suitable for you!"

An Ang was somewhat tempted by what he heard; if that were true, it would indeed be quite appealing.

Katara glanced at Anang, then looked at Kahn and said:

"Kahn, what do you think? Did the banyan tree tell you anything?"

Kahn immediately thought this guess was ridiculous. How could Avatar have such a big face that he could get the Banyan Tree to drag someone from a parallel world just to teach him fire control?

But thinking about it carefully, wow, there might actually be some.

In any case, he did want to follow them for a while and learn about the world through them, and Katara just happened to provide a good reason.

Kahn then nodded in response:

"Actually, after being summoned by the banyan tree, I felt that my memories were a bit confused, but after hearing what you said, Katara, I feel that maybe that's really the case."

"In short, I'm quite confident in my skills in fire control."

(End of this chapter)