The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 198 Observations and the Equality Party

"Is this the future world? Not bad."

Azura raised an eyebrow.

The towering skyscrapers that were so different from traditional styles, the suspension bridges spanning the river, and the cars crammed into the wide, smooth asphalt roads gave her a more concrete understanding of the future world.

"Anyway, let's go buy a car first!"

Looking at the wide, flat road in front of her, Azura wiggled her fingers and said excitedly:

"It would be really fun to race on a road like this."

There were also many cars in the Fire Nation's palace. Zuko had introduced them to the cars, so Azura knew that these were not steam cars, but cars that used gasoline and engines and could drive very fast.

In fact, during her few days at the palace, she had already learned to drive a car and had spontaneously developed a new hobby—

Speeding.

Therefore, upon seeing these straight and wide roads, Azura immediately felt an itch to race at high speed.

However, Kahn immediately poured cold water on her enthusiasm, saying:

"Let's not even talk about whether speeding is allowed here. Even if it were, do you think cars could actually speed in this situation?"

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Azura fell silent as she watched the traffic jam on the road, where vehicles could only move slowly.

Seeing Azura frown, Kahn smiled again:

"However, where there is demand, there is a market. I think there might be dedicated racing tracks or even competitions in the city."

Azura's brow relaxed slightly, but then she glanced at Kahn and said:

"So you're just kidding me?"

"Hahaha!"

Kahn's face stiffened. He tried to bluff his way out but failed and took a hard elbow from Azura, wincing in pain.

But it's fun to be a little mischievous.

They asked passersby for directions to the car dealership and headed towards their destination.

Although they knew that taxis existed, the two newcomers preferred to slowly appreciate the city's scenery.

As they passed a park, an unusually loud sound caught their attention, but what intrigued them even more was the content of the sound—

"Are you tired of living under the tyranny of the sorcerers?!"

"Then join the Equality Party!"

Inside the park, a thin, middle-aged man stood on a table, energetically promoting his message through a megaphone.

Behind him was a huge poster featuring a masked man, flanked by flags bearing the words "Participate in the Revolution," which made Kahn's eyes twitch slightly.

By this time, a considerable crowd had gathered in front of the middle-aged man, which spurred him to promote his message even more enthusiastically. Holding up a megaphone, he shouted:

"The city's elite magic users have treated ordinary people as second-class citizens for far too long!"

"If you also feel dissatisfied, then follow Amon!"

"Let's overthrow the sorcerers' government together!"

"Heh, that's interesting."

The two observed the promotional event from a distance when suddenly Azura chuckled, her face filled with interest.

She asked Kahn with great interest:

"Putting aside the possibility that they're just a bunch of idiots, what gives them the audacity to claim they can overthrow the government of the Archmages?"

"Advanced technological capabilities, or..."

Kahn pondered for a moment and said:

"A power more powerful and wondrous than magic control."

If firearms were to appear in this world and develop to the point of being automatic weapons like the Maxim machine gun, then in terms of military force, the importance of most sorcerers would indeed be diminished, except for a few top-tier sorcerers.

But that's only in terms of force.

Besides its role in military force, the effects of the art of control in daily life are equally astonishing, something even he finds hard to imagine. He wonders how far technology will have to develop to completely replace the art of control.

As for powers even greater than magic control.

Will it happen?

Recalling the terrifying power that An Ang could unleash when he activated his supernatural mode, Kahn was deeply skeptical.

"Of course, there is another possibility."

Looking at the masked man on the poster, Kahn shrugged and said:

"If he could make magic disappear from this world completely and turn everyone into ordinary people, then the so-called government of magic users would naturally disappear as well."

"They all sound pretty impressive."

Azura remained noncommittal about Kahn's speculation. Looking at the middle-aged man who was enthusiastically promoting the product, she suddenly stepped over.

When she arrived at the publicity point, her expression was completely different from usual, resembling that of an impetuous young girl who had been inspired.

She called out to the middle-aged man with an excited expression:

"Sir, I'd like to join the Equality Party!"

"I've been bullied by the villains around me who can control magic since I was a child, and I've had enough!"

"I want them to pay the price!"

The middle-aged man looked at Azura with some surprise, but after hearing what she said, he quickly smiled and said:

"I understand you, child. I've been through the same thing. Believe me, under Lord Amon's leadership, these vile scum will soon be completely wiped out."

"Welcome to the Equality Party."

Azura smiled happily upon hearing this:

"I am honored."

"Done."

Azura flicked the flyer in her hand and smiled.

Because of her "positive" response, after she chose to join the Equal Party, many others followed suit, making the man in charge of publicity extremely happy.

She didn't care about that; she only cared that she had achieved her goal.

"What do you want to do?"

"Kahn asked."

Azura waved the flyer in her hand and said:

"I just wanted to join in the fun and see how things would develop. After all, it's rare to come across something this interesting."

"I hope they won't let me down."

"Moreover, Zu Kou keeps telling us that the Republic City is their brainchild, but now the ordinary people there want to overthrow them. Don't you find that contrast quite interesting?"

As she spoke, she revealed a wicked smile:

"I really want to see Zuko's face when he finds out about this."

Good grief, you're a comedian, aren't you?

Kahn was speechless.

"Just be careful, don't overdo it."

"Don't worry, I know what I'm doing."

Azura put away the flyer and winked at Kahn, saying:

"Besides, aren't you here? If I really encounter danger, you won't abandon me, will you?"

"You're in danger? Danger is more likely to encounter you."

Kahn snorted in dissatisfaction at being treated as a tool, but did not refute it.

"Hehe, let's go."

So Azura didn't argue, but just smiled and took his hand, pulling him forward as they walked, looking extremely obedient.