The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 144 A Minor Conflict and Reaching the Library

After resting and making preparations, the group set off to find the library.

After they left the camp, they found a group of people wrapped up like mummies surrounding Apa with ill intentions. Apa confronted them warily.

Soka realized that this group of people were the same ones who had provoked him when he entered the camp.

"What do you want?!"

Upon seeing this, An Ang shouted a reprimand and quickly stood in front of Apa, watching them warily.

"What do we want to do?"

Seeing that An Ang and the group of Kahn who followed closely behind were just children who hadn't even grown their hair yet, the people opposite them looked at each other and laughed in unison.

Then, the leader, while sizing up Apa, said with ill intent:

"This beast looks quite valuable. If you hand it over willingly, you might be able to leave the desert alive."

It turned out to be a gang of desert bandits.

"You're not allowed to talk about Apa like that! I won't hand it over, so stay away from us!"

Anang rebuked sharply, his attitude toward Apa's issue being very firm and tough.

"Looks like I'll have to teach you little brats a lesson!"

Without a word, the bandits on the other side immediately prepared to attack. Only then did An Ang and the others realize that they were actually from the Earth Sect, although the other side claimed to be from the Sand Sect.

Seeing this, Kahn asked Tove:

"Speaking of which, how's your sand control technique?"

Tuofu helplessly spread her hands and said:

"Not good. The sand on the ground is too soft, and everything I 'see' is very blurry now."

"However, fighting is still no problem."

During the conversation, several desert bandits charged towards them. Tof stomped the ground, sending them directly underground.

However, she herself used too much force, causing half of her foot to sink into the sand. She tried to pull it out several times but couldn't, looking quite disheveled.

Kahn could only suppress his laughter and kindly reminded him:

"Don't you know how to control earth?"

"!"

Tofu froze for a moment, then silently used magic to pull her foot out, kicking the sand at her feet in annoyance.

Did I look really silly just now?

"I wouldn't say he's really stupid, just a little bit stupid."

"Okay, congratulations to the desert for becoming my second most hated place!!!"

"And what's the most annoying thing about it?"

"Sky!"

Yes, that makes sense.

"Hey you two over there, while you're chatting so leisurely, can't you at least glance at me?"

At the same time, Soka was buried in the ground by the opposite Sandman, with only his head sticking out. He saw Kahn and Tofu slacking off and spoke with resentment.

"Oh, sorry, I didn't expect you to collapse so quickly."

Tofu shrugged, saying things that infuriated Soka as she went to save him.

Meanwhile, Kahn joined the battle between An'ang and Katara.

There's not much to say about the whole battle. On one side were bandits who could only cower in the desert and bully the weak, while on the other side was a luxurious lineup composed of three grandmasters of Qi, Water, and Fire. After Kahn joined the fray, the battle ended quickly.

"But how should we deal with them?"

Katara wanted to send them to jail, but there were no towns near the desert where they could imprison prisoners, and they couldn't keep this group with them until the next city.

But killing them doesn't seem like a serious offense, at least Anang completely disagrees with the proposal.

"It's simple, leave it to me."

At this moment, Kahn smiled slightly, his usual warm smile now seeming somewhat dangerous for some reason. He approached the bandits and said:

"It's our turn now, let's rob them!"

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The robbers were dumbfounded and finally understood what the cycle of karma and cause and effect meant.

What shocked them even more was that Kahn not only robbed them of their money, but also went so far as to strip them naked and burn their clothes, along with their means of transportation, the sand barge, to the ground.

Considering that Tove and Katara were present, Kahn kindly left them a pair of underwear before leaving.

"That's a brilliant move! Our operational funds are finally plentiful again!"

"Ah, the scent of money—!"

Soka excitedly counted the stolen money, even sniffing it with a look of ecstasy, only to be met with a strong stench of feet that nearly made him vomit.

"This is definitely someone's secret stash of money, ugh—!"

Everyone burst into laughter, while Kahn looked down at the vast desert below, wondering if the bandits could survive and escape this land of death using only magic.

Of course, as long as that group of people stop coming up to him and courting death, whether they live or die is none of his business.

This incident was just a minor episode for everyone, and it was quickly forgotten. The group then set off in Apa to search for the library of the gods.

Are you sure this is the place?

Following Kahn's directions, the group arrived at their destination in the Apa, only to find a solitary tower that didn't look like a library at all.

"Yes, this is it."

Kahn said confidently:

"The library was buried by the desert; this tower is just the top of the library."

At the same time, a fox, representing the messenger of the god of knowledge in the desert, arrived at the foot of the tower with a scroll in its mouth. It then entered the tower through a window, confirming Kahn's statement.

"We can also go in from there."

"I'll just watch from outside; the book isn't really of any use to me anyway."

Tof volunteered to stay outside with Apa, while the others followed Kahn into the library.

As he entered the library through the window of the tower, Kahn addressed the others:

"When we meet the deity, everyone stand behind me and don't speak. Let me communicate with Him."

"An'ang, stand beside me. The Avatar is not only a bridge to maintain the balance between the four races, but also a bridge to maintain the balance between gods and humans. I think you will encounter many situations in the future where you need to deal with gods, and I hope you will remember this."

"I will remember that."

Anang nodded upon hearing this, and Kahn's solemn speech made his attitude more serious.

As they spoke, the group had already entered the library.

Unlike its exterior, which is covered in yellow sand, the interior of the library is very spacious, with intricate and beautiful carvings on the walls and a magnificent decoration. The rows of owl reliefs are exquisite and delicate, showing that the library's owner has put a lot of effort into the library.

Just then, a black figure flew out of the darkness and landed in front of Kahn and the others. Except for Kahn, the other three were startled.

It was a huge black owl, standing three or four meters tall. Unlike ordinary owls, it had a long neck and a white, heart-shaped face that looked like a human face, giving it an eerie feel.

He spoke in human language:

"Humans, turn back the way you came. You are not welcome here."

"Unless you want to become anthropological specimens in the library."

This part of the original work is the one that gave me the most brain-boosting experience in the final chapter of the Qi Clan.

(End of this chapter)