The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 226 Debate

"Join your team? Why?"

The question wasn't raised by Cora, but by Kahn, who was standing nearby.

Upon hearing Kahn's question, Tanok seemed to only then notice Kahn, and smiled flatteringly:

"You must be His Highness Kahn of the Fire Kingdom. It's a pleasure to meet you."

"Here's the thing, in order to deal with the evil Amon, I think I need a warrior who remains calm in the face of danger, a strong person who can deliver a fatal blow to Amon. I think Cora is the best candidate, which is why I invited Cora."

Cora felt increasingly guilty as she listened. Although she was usually very confident, it didn't mean she was arrogant.

Having witnessed just a fraction of Amon's power that night, she doesn't believe she has enough strength to deliver a fatal blow to Amon; the opposite is more likely.

So she prepared to decline Tanok's invitation, but just then, Kahn shook his head and said:

"Congressman Tanok, you seem to have misunderstood me."

"I'm not asking why you invited Cora, but why Cora wants to join your team?"

Tanok's expression stiffened upon hearing this, but he quickly regained his smile and said:

"I see."

"I think Avatar might also want to eliminate Amon and the Equalizers as soon as possible and restore peace to the city. In that case, our alliance would naturally be the best choice."

"Really? But I don't think it's necessary."

Kahn smiled and asked in return:

"Didn't Beifang Lin report to you about what happened at the rally that day?"

"Of course the Northern Sheriff reported the truth, so what?"

Upon hearing Tanok's question, Kahn couldn't help but shake his head again, saying:

"If that's the case, then you should understand that Amon is not just the leader of the Equalizers, but also the spiritual leader of the people in this wave. His followers practically worship him as a god."

"But being worshipped as a god is not always a good thing."

His followers believed he was a savior sent by heaven, a perfect embodiment of humanity, thus earning his unconditional trust and absolute support. But the price was that if he revealed even the slightest flaw, then…

Upon hearing this, Tenzin's eyes lit up, and he replied:

"Then the faith of the Equality Party and its followers in him will crumble instantly, and the anti-law movement will collapse instantly!"

Kahn's words enlightened him; he felt that this was the best way to deal with Amon.

Whether it's defeating Amon or exposing Amon's true identity as a sorcerer,

"That's right."

Kahn nodded approvingly.

In his view, Amon's decision was utterly foolish.

He only saw the benefits that creating a god could bring, but he failed to see that the image of God not only bound his followers but also him, and he failed to see the harm that would result after the cloak of God was removed.

Of course, perhaps Amon was confident that he would not be bound and that no one could break his invincible body.

Back to the topic

After saying that, looking at Tanok's gradually changing expression, he smiled and said:

"Therefore, we only need to target Amon. There is no need to waste our energy on the Equalizers and Amon's followers, or even waste time and money to build any special team."

"Congressman Tanok, what do you think?"

"this"

At this point, Tanok's smile grew increasingly forced, and he tried to retort:

"You may be right, but defeating Amon is by no means an easy task, especially since we don't yet have any information on Amon's movements. Therefore, we have a dedicated team."

"Ugh."

This was the third time Kahn had shaken his head, and he sighed:

"It seems you still don't understand. Why should we bother looking for him? We can just call him out."

"Should we call him out?"

"The image of God not only bound his followers, but also allowed his followers to bind him."

"Now he has become the representative of ordinary people who oppose Nautilus, while on the other hand, Cora, as the Avatar, is naturally the representative of Nautilus. If Cora openly challenges him, would he dare not accept the challenge?"

Of course he dared not, because such cowardice in not daring to fight would not fit the image of a god in the hearts of the people. If he did not come, then everything he had worked so hard for would probably be in vain.

"So the initiative doesn't lie with him, but with us, or more precisely, with Cora."

After saying that, Kahn smiled and said:

"So, Representative Tanok, instead of wasting money building some special team, wouldn't it be better to use that money to improve public welfare or infrastructure?"

At this moment, Tenzin smiled and echoed Kahn's words:

"I think Senior Kahn's proposal is good; perhaps I should discuss it in parliament tomorrow."

"Hmph, that's really troublesome for Representative Tenzing."

Finally, Tanok could no longer maintain his initial composure and arrogance, and replied with a forced smile:

"I'm sorry, it seems we can't agree on this issue. But Cora, my promise is valid at any time, and I hope you'll reconsider."

"I have something else to do, excuse me."

"Aren't you going to eat something before you leave?"

Tenzin added a disgusting remark to him at the end.

Watching Tanok quicken his pace and slink away, he felt extremely happy, his previous gloomy face completely gone, replaced by a refreshed expression.

Just now, when Tanok was being completely overwhelmed by Kahn, Tenzin wished he could become Kahn and experience the thrill of crushing Tanok in terms of language and intelligence.

But unfortunately, it cannot be changed.

Pema said to Kahn with admiration:

"Senior Kahn, you're amazing. Unlike my husband, who can never win an argument and can only come home and sulk."

Tenzin's face darkened immediately after his secret was exposed.

What do you mean? You praise him, but why mention me?

Cora asked, somewhat puzzled:

Why are you targeting that person so much?

Kahn smiled and said:

"It's nothing, just a little warning to him since he seemed to have ulterior motives."

Although he is far inferior to Azura in terms of strategy and understanding of people's hearts, and is more like a force to be reckoned with when he is with Azura, this does not mean that he is a reckless man who does not use his brain.

After three years of painstaking management of the empire, although he was still not as good as Azura, his ability to judge people was unmatched.

Although no one knows what Tanok is up to, his purpose is definitely not as simple as he claims.

So Kahn gave him a little warning, telling him not to have any ulterior motives towards the people around him.

But the people present were speechless after hearing this. You almost made them lose their temper, and this is called a small warning?

Damn it, it seems he's tricked me again.

"Oh, right."

Suddenly, Cora seemed to remember something and tentatively began to speak:

"Kahn, you just said that dealing with Amon requires me to challenge him?"

"That's right."

Kahn nodded in confirmation and asked with a smile:

"What's wrong? Is there a problem?"

"Forehead"

Cora was somewhat dumbfounded.

No, Kahn, are you serious?!