The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 235 An Unusual Evil Spirit

"defense!"

Donak and the other water masters erected a rugged ice wall between themselves and the monster in an attempt to stop its attack, but the monster easily crossed it, forcing them to engage in close combat.

"what!"

The monster was incredibly agile. Before a water master could even cast a water-controlling spell, he was knocked to the ground by the monster's lunging attack.

Donnak quickly swung a water whip to drive the monster away. The monster retreated and dodged, and then suddenly its right hand fingers extended, as if mimicking Donnak's attack, and lashed out at him.

At that moment, Kahn moved.

He appeared directly in front of the monster in a flash, extending his slightly glowing palm and placing it in front of the monster. This simple action caused the monster to immediately stop moving.

Immediately afterwards, a soft light, like that from Kahn's palm, emanated from the monster's body.

As the light appeared, its purplish-black outer shell gradually collapsed, revealing its original light blue, energy-like body. Its ferocious appearance gradually softened, eventually transforming into a somewhat ugly-cute image resembling a slime.

Seeing this, Kahn addressed the crowd:

"Okay, it's alright now."

"Was that really a god?"

Upon seeing the restored divine body, Donak's expression was somewhat uncertain, lost in thought. He didn't notice Azura silently observing him from the side.

"Gurgle?"

The god, restored to his original state by Kahn, had two large, light bulb-like eyes on his head. He stared blankly at Kahn, seemingly unaware of what had just happened.

"May I ask you some questions?"

With that in mind, Kahn began to communicate with the other party.

After a while, the conversation ended, and the other party waved to Kahn, seemingly to thank him for his help, before slowly disappearing from everyone's sight.

Donald stepped forward and asked:

"Is He the god who attacked the ships? What did we do to anger Him?"

"Let's talk about it later."

However, Kahn did not answer Donald's question; instead, he frowned slightly and said:

"There are still some things I haven't figured out, and besides, this probably isn't the place to talk."

".I see."

Although he didn't get an answer, Kahn's expression and words made Donak serious; things were probably not as simple as he had imagined.

He then asked:

"So, are we still going to Antarctica now?"

"Go ahead, after all, we're already here."

So the group continued onward. They were already on the edge of the sacred land, and there were no further incidents along the way. Before long, they arrived at the Antarctic Sacred Land.

"This is the holy land."

Looking at the scene before him, one of the water controllers in the group couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

Both the North and South Pole Holy Lands are passageways connecting the two worlds. Although sealed by the Avatar, they still possess a concentration of "spirit" comparable to that of the Spirit World. As a result, the Holy Lands are not only warmer than the outside world, but they have also nurtured a lush and evergreen forest.

Outside, it was the dead of winter, but in the sacred land, it was the warmth of spring. It looked like two different worlds, holy and dreamlike.

Seeing that the holy site was as beautiful as ever, Donak smiled and said:

"It seems the reason for the gods' anger has nothing to do with the Holy Land. Your Highness, would you like to go inside and take a look?"

"No."

Seeing that the passage connecting the two worlds in the holy land was still sealed peacefully without any abnormalities, he had already achieved his purpose in coming out this time.

Right now, what he's most concerned about is what just happened.

The group returned the way they came, and they did not encounter any more evil spirits blocking their way. After they returned safely to the city, Donak disbanded the guards and took Kahn and Azura to his chieftain's office.

There were only the three of them in the office. After Donald prepared a cup of tea for them, he said to Kahn:

"Can we talk about that deity from earlier now?"

"Your Highness Kahn, have you discovered something wrong?"

"We have indeed discovered some problems, and they may be quite significant."

Having thought things through sufficiently, Kahn carefully considered his words before speaking:

"Generally speaking, gods do not attack humans without reason. The anger of gods must have a source. As spirit masters, when we eliminate the anger of gods, we usually come into contact with this anger. Through this emotion, we understand the reasons behind it, and then we negotiate and deal with it."

"However, just now, when I was eliminating the negative emotions of that deity, I didn't feel anything."

"You didn't feel anything?"

Donald fell into thought and quickly discovered the problem, saying:

"So, those negative emotions just appeared out of nowhere? But that doesn't make sense!"

Feeling happy upon hearing good news, saddened by the departure of a friend, or angry because a family member has been hurt—every emotion has a reason for arising; it cannot arise out of thin air without cause.

"That's definitely illogical, and that's the problem."

Kahn nodded and continued:

"Furthermore, after communicating with that deity, I discovered that He is not a deity living near Antarctica, and His sudden appearance here is also illogical."

"Then why did He come here?"

"I don't know, that's His answer. He not only doesn't know how He came to be here, but He also doesn't know why He suddenly transformed into a malevolent spirit, and He has no memory of the time He spent as a malevolent spirit."

"This is also illogical."

Generally speaking, even if a deity goes mad with anger and transforms into a malevolent spirit, it would never lose its reason or its memory.

Or rather, something was definitely off about this whole thing from beginning to end.

"Furthermore, there is one more crucial point,"

At this point, Kahn looked at Donald with a puzzled expression and said in a deep voice:

"The deity told me that before losing his memory, He saw a strange human being dressed in clothes similar to yours."

"So, what He saw was a Waterfolk?"

Upon hearing this, Donak now had a rather ominous suspicion in his mind, and he couldn't help but think of one person.

Kahn then confirmed his guess:

"I suspect that person was also a spirit master. The deity did not become a malevolent spirit because of its own anger, but was forcibly instilled with negative emotions and was driven by someone to achieve some purpose."

As he spoke, Kahn's expression turned somewhat grim.

Spirit Masters can resolve the anger of gods, and theoretically, they can also impose their own negative emotions on gods. However, this is an act of utter rebellion, completely violating the principles and purpose of Spirit Masters, and can even be said to tarnish the existence of Spirit Masters by their own power.

As the saying goes, good news doesn't travel far, but bad news travels fast. If this matter is exposed, people will probably think of spirit masters not as a bridge between gods and humans, but as evil heretics who deliberately manipulate gods to attack humans.

As a fellow spirit master, Kahn naturally found it utterly disgusting.

So he stared intently at Donald and said:

"So, Chief Tanark, a spirit master of the Water Clan, what are your impressions of this?"

"this"

Donak hesitated for a moment, but at that moment a very familiar figure appeared in his mind.

(End of this chapter)