The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 133 Learning and Teaching: Kahn's True Purpose

The good teacher is, of course, Airo, while the bad student is Azura.

Admittedly, Azura's magical talent and intelligence are top-notch. She can learn most techniques quickly and easily handle most situations. However, this also leads to a somewhat dismissive attitude towards many things, and she finds it difficult to calm down and focus on magical techniques.

On the other hand, her pursuit of the art of control was not pure; she merely regarded it as a means or a tool, and she did not delve deeply into the theories of the art.

His values ​​and understanding were already formed in his previous life when he was an ordinary person. In this life, after discovering that he was fortunate enough to have top-level talent, he cherished it even more and learned to avoid arrogance and impetuosity.

In addition, the world he came from did not have any mysterious powers, which is why he had an unparalleled interest in magic.

It is precisely these two differences that caused Azura's strength to gradually fall behind his in the later stages.

At the time, in order to prevent Azura from stumbling on these issues, he painstakingly digested his own insights before feeding them to her, but unfortunately the effect was limited in the end.

Compared to the dry and seemingly useless theories of magic, Azura was clearly more interested in things like intrigue, power struggles, and so on. In fact, he gained a lot from the process of organizing and summarizing them.

This is also why he said Azura was a bad student.

Back to the point.

Kahn's theory was accepted by An'ang and Katara, which meant that An'ang could begin learning fire magic, but An'ang seemed somewhat resistant to it.

"Actually, I studied fire control techniques with Master Zhengzheng before, but..."

Anang told Kahn the reason for his resistance.

It turns out that when he was learning fire control from Zhengzheng, he was too impulsive and started showing off to Katara as soon as he was able to generate flames. As a result, he accidentally burned Katara's hand while showing off.

Fortunately, Katara possessed the talent of hydrotherapy (which can heal wounds), and healed his burns. However, he still felt guilty towards Katara because of this incident, and also developed a psychological trauma related to fire control.

After learning the whole story, Kahn exclaimed, "Wow!" and bluntly stated:

"You're really bold. If this were the Fire Control School in the Fire Kingdom, I wouldn't be surprised if you were expelled for this kind of behavior."

Every fire master is told this when they first learn the art of fire control—

We should have reverence for fire.

An Ang had obviously been warned by Zheng Zheng, but unfortunately he didn't seem to take those words seriously back then.

An Ang looked ashamed upon hearing this, while Katara stepped forward to defend him, saying:

"Alright, what happened back then is in the past. I think An Ang has realized his mistakes. The problem now is how to teach him fire control."

"indeed."

Kahn nodded, skipping over the previous topic, and smiled at An Ang:

"However, having made such an unforgettable mistake is actually a good thing. At least when you use the fire control technique next time, I believe you won't dare to be so reckless again."

An Ang said with a touch of self-deprecation:

"Yes, I'm even afraid of using fire control techniques now."

"That is indeed a problem."

Kahn thought for a moment and figured that An Ang was probably afraid that he would hurt the people around him by using fire magic again. The solution to this problem was actually quite simple.

Since he would be the only one by An Ang's side when teaching fire control, all that was needed was to prove that he would not be harmed by fire control.

He himself is absolutely confident in this, but others probably won't believe his one-sided account, so he needs others to cooperate.

So he asked:

Do you think we'll encounter more Fire Nation soldiers on the rest of our journey?

An Ang said helplessly:

"I hope things will go smoothly from here on out, but it's unlikely to be that easy."

understood.

Kahn laughed:

"It seems this matter will have to be put on hold for now. Let's start learning fire control techniques when we encounter the Fire Kingdom's army."

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The others expressed doubt about his words, but Kahn just smiled and remained silent, looking mysterious.

He quickly changed the subject, turning to Anang and Katara:

"By the way, may I learn the art of manipulating the elements from you?"

"What??"

The two were taken aback by the question. "You mean, you want to learn horsemanship from us?"

Kahn nodded and explained carefully:

"Actually, my fire control technique has hardly improved by now. Before being summoned by the Great Banyan Tree, I was considering traveling the world, trying to gain some inspiration by learning other fire control techniques."

At this moment, Kahn finally revealed his true intentions.

If he only wanted to understand the situation in this world, then acting alone would undoubtedly be more convenient. The reason he chose to join An Ang's supernatural team was actually to learn the art of manipulating the elements from them.

Or rather, he wanted to learn the art of controlling qi.

There are many water and earth sects in this world, but as for the qi sect, An Ang is the only one left. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so he naturally wouldn't let such a golden chance slip by.

Of course, he will also teach him the art of fire control properly.

Anang and Katara exchanged bewildered glances. They hadn't expected that anyone would want to learn other flight techniques besides Avatar.

Kahn's request was somewhat abrupt, but neither of them seemed to have any reason to refuse.

Katara nodded in agreement.

"Of course you can. Anyway, I'm going to teach An Ang the art of water manipulation, so you can learn with him."

"I can also teach you the art of controlling qi, as long as you are willing to learn."

An Ang agreed, but felt a little strange. He hadn't even finished learning his own flying technique yet, and now he was going to teach others how to fly.

Seeing that both of them agreed, Kahn smiled sincerely, cupped his hands in a gesture of respect, and said with a smile:

"Then I'll have to trouble you, Master Katara, Master Anang."

Being addressed with such respect for the first time, both of them were a little embarrassed, but also felt a sense of satisfaction. Then Katara glanced at Anang and teased:

"Speaking of which, someone has been learning the art of manipulating the elements from me for so long, and he still hasn't called me master."

An Ang immediately realized what was happening and said with a grin:

"Thank you for your guidance along the way, Master Katara."

Since Apa also needed to eat and rest, the group walked slowly, stopping frequently along the way.

After observing Kahn for a long time without finding anything unusual about him, Soka's attitude towards him improved. However, due to the previous conflict, he was too embarrassed to apologize, which made things a bit awkward.

Kahn didn't care about him. During his rest period, he followed Katara and Anang to learn magic.

However, he soon discovered that Katara, like Anang, had only briefly studied water manipulation under the guidance of the water manipulation master Cooper. However, Katara was very talented and had already mastered most of the applications of water manipulation.

However, she did not have a particularly deep understanding of water manipulation techniques, and was not the kind of water manipulation master that Kahn was looking for.

Of course, this didn't stop Kahn from continuing to learn water manipulation from her; after all, every little bit helps.

However, having grown up in Qihe Temple and been carefully taught by the masters of Qi control, An Ang has a considerable understanding of Qi control techniques and was even recognized as a master for creating his own Qi control move.

Kahn learned a great deal from An Ang, just as he had hoped.

After a few days, the group finally arrived at a relatively prosperous town, hoping to find a qualified Earth Manipulation teacher there.

Fortunately, there was indeed a Tsuchikyu martial arts school here, and someone was advertising it on the street and even handed them a flyer.

"Master Yu's Earth Manipulation Martial Arts School? The back looks like it's a coupon. Free trial lesson for the first class?"

Several people gathered around the flyer. Looking at it, Kahn felt there was something off about it, but he still said:

"Since we're already here, why don't we go take a look?"

Next up is the adorable Tofu!

Actually, there's a separate episode about the supernatural powers of the illusory child, but since it doesn't affect the main storyline, and I didn't have Kahn travel to this world just to pad the word count, I skipped it.

So, everyone, now that Tofu is online, will Azura be far behind?

(End of this chapter)