The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 195 The End (Part 2): The War Ends, the New Era Begins

Kahn was asking Gurupask a question, and he asked in bewilderment:

"Master Guru, I suddenly discovered that all seven of my acupoints have been opened, but I still don't know what my fear is."

That's right, all seven of his chakra points are now open.

He could understand the message about the obsession, since he and Azura had reached a consensus, but he was somewhat confused about the disappearance of this fear that he didn't even know how it happened.

Although opening the seven acupoints is a good thing, it's still a bit uncomfortable to be inexplicably unsettled, which is why he sought out Gurupask for answers.

But Gurubask shook his head and said:

"If it still existed, I could guide you to find the root cause, but since this emotion has dissipated, there's nothing I can do about it."

"However, since your fear has disappeared, either you have overcome your fear, or the thing you feared has disappeared. Perhaps you can look for the answer in these two ways."

"I understand now."

Kahn seemed to be deep in thought.

"Have you finished talking about all this superstitious stuff?"

Azura leaned against the door frame, looking impatient.

As the saying goes, absence makes the heart grow fonder, especially since the two had just confessed their love and were deeply in love.

But Kahn came to an old man early in the morning, which made Azura very unhappy.

Gurupask laughed upon hearing this:

"Alright, hurry up and leave, don't disturb my peace and quiet."

"I'm leaving now, goodbye Master Guru."

Kahn stood up, said goodbye to Gurupask, and took Azura's hand as they walked outside.

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"You've given up!?"

An Ang said in disbelief:

"Why?!"

"Because we have already failed."

Airo explained with a wry smile:

"Although we may seem free now, it doesn't mean we can treat what happened before as if nothing happened."

"Without a doubt, we have failed."

"We are only able to continue living because of some special reasons, but if we are ungrateful, then it would be our fault."

not to mention.

He didn't say the last sentence.

Moreover, he no longer wanted Kahn to be caught in the middle, putting them in a difficult position, which ultimately ended in tragedy.

Because he was not only an elder of the White Lotus Cult, but also Kahn's adoptive father.

After hearing Ai Luo's words, everyone fell silent. That utter defeat was deeply etched in their hearts and could never be forgotten.

Soka, however, was somewhat unconvinced and said:

"Didn't we also save Kahn's life? Doesn't that cancel each other out? We can always start over, right?"

"But as Katara said, if Kahn hadn't saved us first, we would be dead."

An Ang replied somewhat in a low voice.

He was completely lost. He understood Ai Luo's choice, but if even the White Lotus Cult gave up, what could they do with just the few of them left?

As the Avatar, it is his responsibility to maintain the balance of the four races. In this situation, what choice should he make?

"At least they have some self-awareness."

Suddenly, Azura's voice came from outside.

Everyone's attention was drawn to the sound, and they saw Azura and Kahn walking in hand in hand.

They're really together!

Despite being somewhat prepared, everyone was still shocked to witness this scene firsthand.

After all, they already knew about Azura's situation. If they hadn't seen it with their own eyes, they would have found it hard to imagine who Azura would fall in love with, or who could conquer Azura.

Kahn appeared normal, but a closer look revealed that his ears were slightly red, suggesting that he felt a strange sense of shame in front of his family and friends.

Azura, on the other hand, appeared quite open and even intentionally or unintentionally showed the two of them holding hands tightly, as if asserting her dominance.

"If you have any dignity left, you'd better surrender obediently. In consideration of the fact that you saved Kahn, I can let bygones be bygones for your previous actions."

Azura raised her head slightly, looking down at them with disdain, as if a victor were looking down on a loser, which made them somewhat uncomfortable.

"Can't you speak properly?"

Kahn nudged Azura with his shoulder in exasperation, subtly withdrawing his hand without a word, and ignoring her displeased expression, asked Anon:

"An'ang, do you still remember what the Avatar's responsibility is?"

"Maintaining the balance among the four races?"

The answer was too obvious, which made An Ang somewhat insecure. Wasn't this the answer?

"That's true."

Kahn smiled and nodded, then asked:

"Then why maintain the balance among the four races?"

An Ang replied without hesitation:

"Of course, it's for peace."

"That's right. But why must there be a balance among the four races for peace to be considered peaceful? Isn't the current situation sufficient?"

Kahn's last question left Aon speechless.

Then, Kahn repeated what he had said to Elo and Zuko to Anang. Anang and the others' expressions changed from initial resistance to confusion and bewilderment, before finally falling silent.

They felt that what Kahn said seemed to make sense, but something about it didn't quite add up.

After a long silence, Katara spoke:

"But no matter what you say, it cannot change the fact that the Fire Nation has committed acts of aggression, nor can it change the fact that the Fire Nation started a war that caused the deaths of countless people."

This time, it was Kahn's turn to fall silent.

Because what Katara said is indeed true, and this is the original sin that no pioneering nation can ever deny or escape.

This is why he didn't want to get involved, but there was nothing he could do; after all, Azura was his lover.

He eventually gave in.

Fortunately, Azura also compromised with him.

Back to the topic

Azura scoffed at Katara's remarks, saying dismissively:

"The winner takes all, the loser is condemned; this is an eternal truth, there's no need for further explanation."

"If you're not satisfied, you're welcome to attack with real swords and spears, but next time I won't have the time to show you any mercy."

"you!"

Although Anang and the others were dissatisfied, they were helpless, because in their current state, it was simply a pipe dream to defeat Azura and overthrow the rule of the Fire Kingdom.

At this moment, Kahn spoke again:

"I know I can't convince you, but you should be aware of the current situation, so I have a suggestion."

"What?"

"A ten-year non-interference agreement."

Kahn said:

"During these ten years, we will not arrest you, allow you to move freely, and will not interfere with any of your actions; all you need to do is refrain from attacking us during this period."

"You need time to grow, time to accumulate the strength to fight us; and I also need time to prove to you that we will make people's lives better, hoping to change your views."

"What do you guys think?"

"this"

An Ang and the others looked at each other, unsure of what to do.

Kahn's proposal was indeed very good; they certainly needed time to grow and build up their strength, but...

"We need to discuss this."

An Ang said cautiously.

"sure."

Kahn nodded and smiled.

After watching An Ang and the others leave, Azura's arrogance and domineering demeanor vanished instantly, returning to normal. She sneered as she looked in the direction they had gone:

"These little brats think they can mess with me? They're too green."

"Yes, they're too young."

Kahn shook his head.

One person plays the good cop, and the other plays the bad cop – a timeless negotiation tactic.

Classic means it's really good.

Zu Kou looked at the treacherous duo in front of him, who had revealed their true nature, and felt both fear and relief.

He was terrified because he really didn't know who could resist them now that they were working together, but he was relieved because he wouldn't be the one being tortured.

Three days later, Anang and the others approached Anang and Azura again. They agreed to Kahn's conditions, but felt that the timeframe was too long. In the final negotiations, they shortened the agreed-upon period to five years.

Anang and the others were fairly satisfied with the result, and Kahn was also very pleased.

Because his original plan was for five years.

In any case, this outcome is ultimately a happy one for everyone.

With the signing of the agreement, this century-long war has finally come to an end, and what follows will be a completely new era that no one can predict.

(End of this chapter)