The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 163 Ancient Sun Warrior Ruins

"Wow, so this is what it feels like to fly! It's so cool! The view from the sky is so beautiful!"

Terri looked around excitedly. High above the earth, everything below seemed so small. The white clouds seemed within reach, and the sky seemed to be just a short distance above their heads. All of this made her feel very novel.

"Can we go inside the clouds and take a look?"

"Of course, no problem!"

Kahn smiled and agreed, driving the vehicle through the clouds. Terry let out an excited shout. After emerging from the clouds, both of them were soaking wet.

"Amazing! So clouds really are made of water. Achoo!"

Terri was amazed, but the sudden chill made her sneeze, and her face flushed slightly.

"Don't catch a cold."

Kahn couldn't see the change in Terri's expression behind him, but upon hearing the sneeze, he slightly cast a fire spell. Terri felt a warmth, followed by steam rising from her body, and the moisture in her clothes evaporated quickly, soon becoming dry again.

Terri exclaimed in surprise:

"Was this your fire control technique?"

"That's right, what's wrong?"

"It's nothing, I just think you're really amazing."

She had met many fire masters, but in her knowledge, including Azura, no one possessed such exquisite control as Kahn.

The thought that even Azura was no match for him made Terry look at Kahn with a hint of admiration. Although he was a terrifying enemy, he was a very safe companion.

Moreover, Kahn is handsome, can command gods, and has a lively personality—he's got all the good qualities in him!

Thinking this, as she watched Kahn's retreating figure, Terri's eyes showed even greater affection.

Wu moved quickly, and a few hours later they arrived at the ruins of the ancient Sun Warriors. Once inside the ruins, they switched to walking.

Terri glanced around at the scenery and said with some surprise:

"This is the ruins of the ancient Sun Warriors? It looks much better than I imagined!"

She didn't initially think there was anything interesting about this place, because the first thing she thought of when she heard the word "ruins" was a pile of ruins.

"Because they are all stone buildings, they are easy to preserve as long as they are not damaged by disasters or human activities."

Kahn also observed the surrounding buildings. The architectural style here was completely different from that of other ethnic groups today, and it looked more like the Mayan civilization recorded in his previous life.

The temples in the Flaming Kingdom also have similar designs, which appear to be modeled after the architectural style of the region.

Directly in front of them stood the most complete and magnificent temple in the ruins, which he planned to visit first.

Most of the buildings here are well-preserved, and the ancient buildings that have stood the test of time blend perfectly with the environment, giving them a mysterious charm. As the two strolled through the area, they seemed more like tourists.

It felt like we were on a date.

Thinking this, Terri's mood lifted involuntarily, and her steps became lighter.

She quickly overtook Kahn, then turned to face him, laughing as she walked backwards:

"Kahn, don't you think this place would be quite popular if it were developed into a tourist area?"

Kahn laughed upon hearing this:

"That depends on whether the ancient sun warriors agree."

"You mean the ancient Sun Warriors? But haven't they disappeared a long time ago? Or are you talking about ghosts?!"

As she spoke, Terri suddenly shrank back in fear, glancing cautiously left and right, as if she were genuinely afraid of seeing ghosts.

Kahn chuckled:

"Aren't ghosts just the souls of the dead? You've even seen gods, why would you be afraid of ghosts?"

He wasn't afraid of ghosts before, and he's even less afraid now. Regardless of whether ghosts exist in this world, as a spirit master, he deals with beings at the level of gods, and ghosts are far too low-level for him.

Besides, he himself can also have his soul leave his body, so at worst he can just confront him head-on; he doesn't think he'll lose.

"That seems to be true."

Terri paused for a moment, then suddenly remembered that a powerful god was with them, so it seemed there was nothing to be afraid of.

Even if ghosts are terrifying, they can't possibly defeat gods, right?

However, at that moment, Terri suddenly felt as if something had tripped her hard. She cried out "Ah!" and fell backward uncontrollably.

Kahn reacted quickly, grabbing Terri's hand and pulling her back.

At the same time, a large area of ​​the ground in front of them suddenly caved in, revealing a dense array of sharp spikes. If Kahn hadn't grabbed Terry, she would probably be riddled with spikes by now.

"There was a trap!"

Terri looked back at the trap with lingering fear. Seeing this, Kahn also stopped being playful, but still smiled and said:

"It seems this tourism project is doomed to fail; I doubt any tourists would be willing to come to such a dangerous tourist area."

"I never want to come here again!"

"Terry said indignantly."

"Let's proceed carefully from here on out. Also, how long do you intend to stay on me?"

Kahn's tone was somewhat amused and exasperated.

Should we praise Terri's agility? After he pulled Terri over, she used the momentum to cling to him like a koala. Most importantly, the whole movement was very smooth and natural, which even stunned him for a moment.

"ah!"

Terri then realized what was happening and quickly jumped off Kahn, her face flushed with embarrassment.

Kahn ignored her reaction, patted her head as usual, and continued walking forward.

Terry's personality hasn't changed much between the two worlds, which makes Kahn unconsciously treat her like a younger sister when he's with her. Even the gesture of patting her head just now was so natural that he didn't even realize it himself.

But to Terri, Kahn's affectionate pat on the head felt like an affirmation, making her eyes light up instantly.

"Hey, stop standing there like a dummy!"

"Here I am! Here I am!"

Continuing forward, they arrived at their destination: the largest temple within the ruins.

The two walked up the steps to the top, where intricate and mysterious murals, dragon head reliefs, and huge fire dragon statues on both sides of the road made the temple even more mysterious.

The temple gates at the very top were tightly shut, but Kahn soon noticed something unusual.

First, there's a huge, incongruous ruby ​​above the main gate, a mirror embedded in the tower opposite the temple, and light reflected on the ground by the mirror.

But before he could make any deductions, Terri immediately gave him the answer.

Terry said:

"I've seen this mechanism before; it's designed exactly like the main hall of the Divine Temple in the Fire Kingdom."

(End of this chapter)