The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 164 An Unfriendly Meeting

According to Terry, the design is to wait until a specific date and time, when the sunlight reflected from the mirrors on the tower shines on the ruby, and the gate will open automatically.

But they don't have much patience to wait.

"Let's call it a day then, let's go."

"Don't you want to go in and take a look?"

Seeing that Kahn had no intention of going in and was about to turn and leave, Terri asked with some confusion.

Then she suggested:

"Actually, I don't think it's necessary to wait for a specific time. We can just use some tools to reflect light onto the ruby."

"Thank you for the proposal, but let's forget about it."

Kahn shook his head, looked around at his surroundings, and smiled:

"I don't know if you've noticed, but this temple is noticeably cleaner than the other buildings we've seen along the way: it's not only well-preserved, but there are no plants climbing on it, and no weeds growing around it."

"really!"

Kahn's words enlightened Terri, and she suddenly realized that this temple looked unusual, and that was the problem.

"This is clearly illogical for a site that has been abandoned for a thousand years. The only explanation is that the temple was not abandoned, but was carefully maintained by the locals."

Kahn continued to laugh:

"This temple must hold special significance for the locals, so it wouldn't be good to just walk in and offend them."

If this place is indeed an abandoned ruin, then he certainly wouldn't mind, or should be enthusiastic about, embarking on an exploration.

But he knew that the ancient Sun Warriors still lived in seclusion here, and he had come here to ask them for help. If he were to make enemies with them because of this, it would be a loss for him.

On the other hand, after hearing Kahn's answer, Terri asked with some doubt:

"Locals? Hasn't this place been abandoned for a long time? Who are you talking about, the locals?"

Kahn didn't answer her question, but instead turned to look in the other direction and raised his voice slightly:

"Friend, we mean no harm, how about we meet up?"

Terri looked in surprise in the direction Kahn was looking, and a moment later, a figure emerged from behind the stone pillar.

The man's clothing style was quite different from the clothing characteristics of various ethnic groups in the world today. It was mainly gold and red, with his upper body almost naked and his face painted with red paint, full of primitive, wild and exotic atmosphere.

"How did you find me? Why are you here?"

"Fine, since you already know I exist, there's nothing I can do about it."

The man was talking to himself when he suddenly launched an attack, unleashing a fireball that hurtled towards the two of them.

"Fire control?"

Kahn raised an eyebrow and, facing the incoming fireball, casually swung his right hand in half, his expression as relaxed as if he were eating or drinking.

At the same time, the man had already sped towards them like a cheetah, however—

"Bang!"

The moment he got close to the two of them, Terri suddenly stepped forward and, with lightning speed, tapped his arm and side waist, not only blocking his attack but also causing his upper body to go limp uncontrollably, and he fell to the ground with a thud, sliding several meters.

He may have been very confident in his own abilities, but he clearly underestimated his opponent's strength.

When it comes to close combat, Terri is second to none.

"What's going on?! Why can't I move my body?!"

"What did you just do to me?!"

The man struggled on the ground, but suddenly realized that he could not control his body at all, and screamed in terror.

Terri stood before him, hands on her hips, looking down at him and demanding:

"You bastard, why did you suddenly attack us?"

"I"

The man fell silent, clearly refusing to answer Terri's question. At that moment, Kahn strolled over leisurely and asked with a smile:

"If I'm not mistaken, you're a Sun Warrior, aren't you?"

"What?! He's a Sun Warrior?!"

Terri's eyes widened in surprise, and the people on the ground looked at Kahn in equal shock.

Kahn gave a mysterious smile and said:

"Can I speak with your leader?"

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The leader of the Sun Warriors was a dignified-looking middle-aged man. Their clothing styles were similar, except that the leader wore a striking gold and red hat, and his face paint was thicker than the others, completely covering the upper half of his face.

The man captured by Kahn and his men had not yet recovered from the Qi-blocking technique. He was being carried by his companions and came to the leader with a dejected look to report the situation. Then he slunk away into the crowd.

As the leader listened to the report, he sized up Kahn and Terry, while the warriors behind him also stared at the two men with predatory eyes.

There were far more reclusive Sun Warriors than Kahn had imagined; at least for now, there were sixty or seventy warriors standing behind their leader, subtly surrounding them.

If all of these people are fire masters, then a fight would be quite troublesome.

Seeing this, Terri adopted a somewhat wary stance.

Perhaps sensing the enemy's aggressive approach and intent on harming Kahn, the little guys hiding around Kahn decided to join forces and make their appearance.

"You are not allowed to bully Kahn!"

When the enormous dragon bird appeared out of nowhere in front of Kahn, spreading its wings and letting out a threatening cry, all the Sun Warriors present were shocked. They all knelt down in fear before Wu, even their leader.

"Revered and great deity, please calm your anger." ×n

As the earliest and oldest fire-wielding race, the Sun Warriors, living in seclusion, still retain many ancient traditions, including the worship of fire, the sun, and fire dragons.

And the worship of gods.

"Hmph, scared now, aren't you!"

"Terry said smugly."

The sudden appearance of Wu dispelled the tense atmosphere. Looking at Wu protecting him and the Sun Warriors kneeling on the ground, Kahn felt both gratified and somewhat amused.

He patted Wu's body and laughed:

"Alright, alright, Wu, don't scare them. I want to hear what they have to say first."

"You should get up too."

Wu gave them another threatening cry, then slowly folded its wings. However, it did not disperse but instead walked behind Kahn and continued to stare at them, making the Sun Warriors feel immense pressure.

What shocked them even more was that a god would protect a human so much and listen to him so obediently!

Upon hearing Kahn's words, the Sun Warriors exchanged bewildered glances, unsure of what to do, and turned to their leader for instructions.

Finally, the leader slowly stood up and asked Kahn:

"Are you a Spirit Master? Or an Avatar?"

"I am a Spirit Master."

Kahn replied.

The leader nodded knowingly, his expression changed, and his attitude became noticeably more amiable.

He turned to signal his people to lower their guard, then turned to Kahn and asked:

"Young spirit masters, why have you come here?"

(End of this chapter)