The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 165 Burning and Burning

"Want to explore the origins of fire manipulation?"

After hearing Kahn's purpose, the leader nodded slightly and said:

"If that's the case, then we should consult the two masters of fire control, Ran and Shao."

"Burning and burning?"

These two somewhat strange names made Kahn thoughtful.

Just then, Terri suddenly interjected:

"etc!"

All eyes were drawn to her, and Terri spoke aggressively to the leader:

"You still haven't explained why that person attacked us the moment they saw us!"

The leader pondered for a moment and said:

"Well, this is a rule of our clan. You should understand now that although there are rumors that we Sun Warriors have become extinct, we have actually lived in seclusion here for generations and do not want to have any contact with the outside world."

"However, occasionally there will be travelers like you, either passing by or coming specifically to visit. We usually try to hide ourselves and avoid contact, but at the same time we must also prevent bad people from wantonly destroying the temple."

"If someone accidentally discovers our presence, we can only subdue them first and then hand them over to the two masters, Burn and Smoke, to deal with."

"Why is it them again?"

Terri asked, puzzled.

Mentioning those two, the leader's expression showed a hint of awe, and he said:

"Because those two are not only masters of fire control, but they can also see through a person's heart and soul, even their past and present lives."

"Those who are captured must be judged by the two masters. Those who pass the trial will be released after a confidentiality agreement is made with them, while those who fail the trial—"

"It will be burned to ashes by the flames of the two masters."

As he spoke the last sentence, the leader stared intently at Terri, making her shrink back in fear. Then, he looked at Kahn and said:

"And in order to receive the teachings of these two masters, one must also undergo testing."

The implication was clear, but Kahn simply smiled and said:

"Of course, no problem."

"Kahn."

However, Terri was somewhat worried about this, because according to the other party's description, the two masters seemed to be very powerful. What if they failed the trial?

She preferred to break out of here rather than face those two unknown entities.

"Don't worry, it'll be fine."

Kahn smiled and comforted her, reaching out to pat her head to reassure her.

He could roughly guess what the true forms of the so-called Masters Burning and Blazing were. He was also confident in his own soul and strength. If a conflict really broke out, even if he couldn't win, he should still be able to escape with Terri.

As Kahn rubbed her head, Terri's face flushed slightly, and she chose to believe him.

So the two followed the Sun Warriors to another high platform, where there was a huge furnace with an ever-burning flame.

"This flame is the first flame in the world, passed down to humankind by dragons, and our clan has worshipped it for generations."

The leader's introduction caught Kahn's eye, and he said to Kahn:

"To consult the master, you must bring a piece of eternal fire as a sign of your devotion to the art of fire control."

Terry wasn't a fire master, so only Kahn received the flames. The leader continued:

"This ritual symbolizes your acceptance of the Sun Warrior's worldview; you must maintain a stable flame temperature."

At this moment, Kahn couldn't wait to study the so-called Eternal Flame in his hand, the flame passed down from dragons to humans, that is, the Dragon Flame?

Are you listening?

"Ah, yes, I'm here, I'm listening."

The leader's voice brought Kahn back to his attention. Caught off guard, Kahn looked somewhat embarrassed, but the leader didn't seem to care. He told Kahn that he needed to maintain the flame as he made his way to the altar.

The Sun Warriors' altar is located on Twin Mountains to the left of the ruins. Between Twin Mountains is a straight canyon that looks as if it were cleaved by a sword, and their destination is at the bottom of the canyon.

So Kahn and Terry prepared to go to the altar, and Wu also split into four little guys again, leaving with Kahn.

Seeing that the god had disappeared again, the Sun Warriors all breathed a sigh of relief.

Along the way, Kahn not only maintained the Eternal Flame with one hand, but also lit a flame in the other hand, trying to compare and feel whether there was a difference between the two.

"What's the difference between them?"

Seeing Kahn's behavior, Terri asked curiously.

"emmmmmm"

Kahn frowned, carefully sensing the two flames in his hands, but he didn't gain anything.

"It's not clear yet."

He shook his head, not yet sensing any difference between the two, but having only been in contact with them for such a short time, he dared not make any rash judgments.

Studying the flames while traveling did not slow them down at all. Although the mountain path was rugged, it posed no difficulty for the two of them. The Eternal Flame in Kahn's hand burned steadily, like a healthy and strong heart.

It is called an altar, but it is just a circular platform with a towering cloud ladder rising from the ground, all the way to the mountainside of the Twin Sacred Mountains, where a platform connecting the two sacred mountains is built.

The Sun Warriors arrived at the altar faster than they did, and when they reached their destination, they stood on the circular platform below, ready to carry out the ceremony.

"Now comes the real trial. Go and offer the Eternal Flame to the two masters."

"Okay, I understand."

As the leader took a sliver of the Eternal Flame from Kahn and had Kahn carry it up the steps, Terri followed behind him with some unease. As an outsider, she too was subject to judgment.

However, recalling what Kahn had said earlier, Terri ultimately gave up on persuading Kahn to run away.

Although she was a little scared, she still followed Kahn firmly.

Since Kahn said he's fine, then he must be fine!

Terri encouraged herself in her heart.

At the same time, the Sun Warriors began their ritual, forming a large circle where the Eternal Flame was passed around, forming fiery circles in their hands.

The drums sounded, a stirring, intense, and exciting melody, like a battle song.

The leader shouted:

"O you who request an audience with the master, offer the flame in your hand!"

Kahn respectfully raised the Eternal Flame in his hand, and at the same time, he couldn't help but slightly curl the corners of his mouth.

Because he had already "seen" the true forms of those two masters, just as he had expected.

The next moment, two slender black shadows darted out from the cave entrances on either side of the Twin Mountains, swept past the two people, and danced around the platform and steps.

Deer antlers, camel head, rabbit eyes, ox ears, snake neck, fish scales, eagle claws.

Without a doubt, that was the legendary teacher of all fire masters, a being who should have been extinct by now—

"A divine dragon!?"

Terri stared in shock, while Kahn's eyes were fixed intently on the fantastical creature before him, a strange smile appearing on his face.

I've finally met him!

(End of this chapter)