The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 131 Newcomers to the Supernatural Squad: Team Building and Some Speculation

After Kahn joined the team, the three of them then found the lost Apah and Momo, and the Superpower Team was finally reunited.

Apa is a flying bison, a huge creature with a pair of strong horns, six thick legs, and a tail like a platypus. It is covered in fur and has an arrowhead on its head like An'ang's, making it look adorable.

It is An'ang's mount and companion, and has the ability to fly.

According to legend, after being granted the ability to control qi by the Lion-Turtle Beast, the Qi-He tribe also learned the art of qi control from the Flying Buffalo. Therefore, the Qi-He tribe and the Flying Buffalo tribe have complemented each other and lived together for thousands of years.

Momo was a flying lemur with large ears and wings like those of a flying squirrel between its arms and body to support its flight, but according to the book, it should have been extinct.

When he was a child, he read books about the animals of the world, and these animals were mentioned in them. At that time, he thought that he would definitely find a powerful and handsome magical animal to ride as his mount if he had the chance in the future.

Of course, he later found someone better.

But thinking about this, he suddenly missed the four cardinal directions. Although they were sometimes noisy and chattering, they were also very lively.

I wonder if they'll be worried when they suddenly realize I'm gone.

"Ugh."

Anang had already introduced Kahn to Apa. Looking at the new member in front of him, Apa sighed for some reason. He tilted his head in confusion and then rubbed his big head against Kahn.

Kahn was both amused and exasperated; he had actually been comforted by an animal. Nevertheless, he patted Apa's head and chuckled.

"Thank you for your comfort, Apa."

I have to say, the fluffy texture is really nice.

"Apa rarely gets this close to someone he doesn't know very well. It seems you two get along very well."

Anang walked over carrying hay and was immediately intrigued by the interaction between Apa and Kahn. At the same time, he trusted Kahn more, believing that someone who could be recognized by Apa could not be a bad person.

Kahn helped Anang feed Apa, and said with a smile:

"I'm actually quite popular with the animals."

Of course, there is some enhancement from spirit control techniques involved.

On the other side, Soka, who had eventually walked back on his own, was still muttering indignantly while carrying a pile of firewood he had just gathered:

"They actually let a Fire Cult member join us? Are you kidding me! They might attack us while we're sleeping tonight!"

Katara, who was processing ingredients with the Swamp Waterfowl, said to him speechlessly:

"Can you put away your biased complaints and focus on doing your own thing?"

"Prejudice? Hmph, I think you're the one who's more likely bewitched by his handsome face!"

"you!"

Ignoring his sister who was angry with him, Soka threw the firewood on the ground in a fit of rage, preparing to start a fire. Just then, Kahn walked over and said:

"Let me help."

"No need, I don't!"

Before Soka could finish speaking, he saw Kahn casually raise his hand, and the firewood immediately caught fire, which was much more convenient than starting a fire himself.

Kahn said:

"Since we're a team, I'll take care of starting the fire from now on. That's something I'm good at."

Katara leaned closer and smiled at Soka:

"See, isn't this great? Now you have less work to do."

"That's not bad in that respect."

Soka pinched his chin, staring at the burning fire before him, but then he abruptly turned to look at Kahn, gesturing back and forth between his index and middle fingers and his eyes:

"But don't think you can bribe me with these little favors. I'll be watching you closely, always!"

Soka walked away gesturing to his name, but he accidentally tripped and fell flat on his face, instantly ruining his image.

Katara, standing to the side, couldn't bear to look at her brother and sighed helplessly, rubbing her forehead.

"Sorry, Kahn, that's just how he is. Just ignore him."

"It's okay, I think he's quite interesting."

Kahn said he didn't care, then laughed and said:

"I know someone whose personality is much worse than Soka's. If she hates someone, she will do everything she can to persecute him until he disappears from her sight. She would never sulk like Soka does."

"Haha, is that so? But isn't this... well, a bit too much?"

As Katara listened to Kahn's description, she had a feeling that the person's personality was a bit off, but for some reason, a smile involuntarily appeared on Kahn's lips when he talked about that person.

"Actually, she used to be even more extreme. She's much better now, though she's still extreme, but that's just who she is."

As he spoke, Kahn suddenly paused, as if remembering something. His expression instantly became complicated, but he quickly returned to normal, shook his head, and smiled:

"Never mind, let's not talk about it now. Katara, weren't you helping prepare the ingredients?"

"Ah, right! I almost forgot!"

Katara hurriedly went back to work, but her mind was still replaying her conversation with Kahn and the complex expression that flashed across Kahn's face.

It seems that Kahn is a man with a story, but we don't know what he went through.

After a busy period, everyone gathered around the campfire of the Swamp Water People's Tribe for dinner.

The Swamp Waterfowl live a near-primitive life, but their food, apart from insects, tastes quite good. Katara and Soka exchanged information about the differences between their respective tribes, while Kahn, after a brief greeting with everyone, began talking with Anang and quickly gained some insights.

An Ang is only twelve years old now, but he is a person from a hundred years ago.

A hundred years ago, he secretly slipped away from Kiwaji Temple, but unfortunately encountered a storm at sea and fell into the ocean. He was frozen for over a hundred years until he met Katara and the others and was awakened.

But because of this, he narrowly escaped the massacre of the Qi and the tribe by the Fire Kingdom.

His main task now is to defeat Emperor Ao Zai of the Fire Kingdom before the end of summer and restore world peace. Before that, he must first learn four types of magic.

The emperor of the Fire Kingdom is still Ao Zai.

After listening, Kahn seemed to be deep in thought. He felt that this was probably the biggest difference between his world and this world.

After all, before he transmigrated here, Aozura had already killed the Arrogant One from his world, and this event should have occurred a year ago in the timeline of this world.

He guessed that the reason for this difference might be himself.

In this parallel world, it's quite possible that he, as a time traveler, doesn't exist. Rather, it would be more accurate to say that the world without him would be normal, and the world he inhabits would be the parallel world.

Going further, perhaps he is the culprit behind the creation of parallel worlds!

Of course, putting aside the culprit for now, after learning about the current situation, what Kahn is most interested in is what the situation is like for Azura and the others in this world.

(End of this chapter)