The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 135 An Unsuccessful Battle, An Unsuccessful Conversation

"What is Kahn going up there for? I originally wanted to go up and talk to the blind bandit."

Seeing Kahn step onto the ring first, An Ang looked puzzled.

Upon hearing this, Soka rolled his eyes and said speechlessly:

"Chatting with someone in the ring? Thank goodness Kahn beat you to it, or you would have ruined the atmosphere of the match."

An Ang retorted, unconvinced:

"Our purpose in coming here is to find a master who can teach me Earth Manipulation, that's very important, okay? I think she should be the one I'm looking for."

"Alright, stop arguing. Let's just take a look first."

Katara stopped the two from arguing and looked towards the ring, saying:

"Speaking of which, we haven't seen Kahn's skills yet. Isn't this a good opportunity? We can also take a closer look at how strong the blind bandit really is."

An Ang suddenly realized, "Indeed!"

However, Soka soon discovered a serious problem:

"I'm asking you, is it really okay for Kahn to use fire magic here? This is on the territory of the Tuqiang Kingdom."

"!!!" ×2

Unfortunately, it was too late to say anything now. While the three of them were exchanging words on the stage, the blind bandit and Kahn on the ring had already started their pre-fight trash talk.

The blind bandit quipped with a mocking expression:

"You just walked away from a small pebble, and now this skinny bamboo pole is here. You didn't accidentally fall off the stands, did you?"

A chorus of boos erupted from the audience, but Kahn seemed unfazed.

Spending all his time with Azura, he's been influenced by her, and he believes he's fearless in terms of aggression, if nothing else.

Kahn responded with a smile:

"Your magic is quite good, but it doesn't seem to match your verbal skills. However, if I were a skinny bamboo pole, you'd probably be a groundhog, right?"

Kahn's words were undoubtedly a jab at the blind bandit's short stature. Although she was still developing, these words still made her very unhappy.

"I'd like to see how your skills compare to your verbal prowess!"

The blind bandit snorted coldly, and the battle was about to begin!

She slammed her right foot into the ground, and a stone pillar jutted out in front of Kahn, ready to send him flying out of the arena.

However, Kahn easily dodged the attack with a somersault, and after landing, he headed straight for her, intending to fight her at close range.

Kahn's plan did not go as expected. It was as if the other side could predict his movements. The stone pillars that rose up from the ground not only completely blocked his way forward, but also turned from defense to offense in an attempt to trap him.

Prediction?

Countless thoughts flashed through his mind.

At the same time, despite his movements being anticipated, Kahn did not panic. In his movement, he actually changed his original actions and narrowly avoided the attack, jumping out of the encirclement.

Kahn exclaimed in amazement, "I never imagined your sensory abilities were this strong."

He roughly guessed the secret behind the other party's ability to predict his movements. He had to thank his long-lost elementary school classmate, Kou Li, for letting him learn some basic knowledge of earth manipulation techniques at a young age.

Earthmasters can sense the earth and perceive objects underground through vibrations. Kori once used this ability to help them find the secret passage beneath the palace.

However, for most Earth Sect members, this ability is limited to this.

Although the blind bandit in front of them was blind, she may have used her sensory abilities to the extreme, so she could even sense the subtle vibrations that occur when a person comes into contact with the ground, and thus judge people's movements and respond accordingly.

The blind bandit raised an eyebrow upon hearing this and replied:

"Your knowledge is quite good, you slippery fellow."

As she said this, an excited smile appeared on her face.

She had been longing for a new, formidable opponent; she was already tired of the people in the arena, and today, he had finally appeared!

Not only her, but the audience members at the scene also got excited.

Although they had only exchanged a few rounds of blows, the skill and ability they displayed were on a completely different level compared to their previous clumsy performances. The enthusiasm of the audience was instantly ignited, and everyone was looking forward to this real showdown between masters.

"Kahn is so strong even without using magic."

Anang exclaimed in amazement upon seeing Kahn's performance on the field.

Katara, however, hesitated and said:

"But can he really win without using magic? That guy on the other side seems pretty strong too."

Soka said, "But if he uses fire magic, we'll be in big trouble."

As the three discussed, the blind bandit was poised to strike, drawing the attention of everyone present. However, amidst this escalating atmosphere, Kahn suddenly abandoned his stance, sighed, and said:

"pity."

Then, to everyone's surprise, he jumped off the stage and chose to concede defeat.

"What is Kahn doing?!"

An Ang and the other two were dumbfounded when they saw this.

After a brief silence, the scene erupted into even greater commotion. The blind bandit on the stage stood frozen in place, and then a sense of humiliation slowly welled up in his heart.

Kahn was slowly walking back when suddenly, an earthen wall rose up and blocked his path.

Looking back, the blind bandit jumped down from the stage, his face contorted with rage, and stormed up to him, angrily demanding:

"What did you mean just now, you bastard?! Are you looking down on me?!"

An Ang and the other two also rushed over. Hearing the blind bandit's question, they all looked at Kahn, wanting to see how he would answer.

"Actually, due to some reasons, I can't fight with complete freedom in the ring, which is why I said it's a pity."

However, Kahn seemed to have anticipated that she would follow, and immediately explained.

As Anang and the other two realized what was happening, Kahn turned his back to block the audience's view and reached out to create a small flame between himself and the blind bandit.

Sensing the sudden rise in temperature, the blind bandit was taken aback and said:

"You're a fire master?"

"Yes, I hope you won't report me because of this."

Kahn smiled and then said to the blind bandit:

"You are indeed a powerful Earth Master, and I also want to use my full strength to truly test my skills against you. So if possible, I hope we can continue our battle in a quieter place."

"Also, my friend actually has something to say to you."

Kahn looked at An Ang, whose eyes lit up immediately upon hearing this, and he quickly stepped forward and said:

"Hello, my name is Aeon, and I am the Avatar. I am actually looking for a good earth manipulator teacher to teach me earth manipulation, and I think you are the one who can teach me!"

"Avatar: The Ultimate Skill? I'll teach you?"

The blind bandit's brows furrowed deeper and deeper. Originally, she had only come up to question Kahn about why he had voluntarily surrendered, but she suddenly realized that things seemed to be getting more and more complicated.

Just then, she seemed to suddenly remember something, her face immediately darkened, and she turned around and said:

"Alright, whoever you are, whatever you want to do, let's leave it at that. Let's pretend what just happened never occurred, and I've never seen you before."

"that's all."

After leaving those words behind, the blind bandit used his earth manipulation technique to pass through the wall and leave, leaving the unsuspecting Kahn and his companions stunned in place.

Katara asked in confusion, "What's wrong with her? Why did her expression suddenly change?"

Kahn pondered, "It seems like there's more to it than meets the eye."

"A blind girl who looks only eleven or twelve years old, fighting in underground boxing matches all by herself, there must be something going on."

Soka shrugged, indicating that it was obvious to anyone that there was a problem.

Seeing that the master of earth manipulation they had finally found had run away, An Ang said anxiously:

"What should we do now? Where should we look for her?"

"Don't worry, I'm watching her."

Using his clairvoyance to track the blind bandit's movements, Kahn, unwilling to let the earth manipulation master he had finally encountered escape, said:

"Let's follow them and see."

(End of this chapter)