The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

"What is my purpose?"

Kahn laughed in exasperation and retorted:

"Shouldn't you have some ulterior motive?"

"Using the art of spirit control to corrupt the gods, they secretly sabotage Antarctica, intending to unify Antarctica and destroy the sealed passage between the two realms to release the dark god Vatu."

"Let me guess, are you planning to use the energy from the convergence of harmonics to merge with Vatu and create a second supernatural power?"

"Oh,"

At this point, Kahn scoffed and said disdainfully:

"I really don't know where you got such audacity, or who gave you the courage."

Wu Nak's face darkened, because what Kahn said was absolutely correct; his guess was exactly his final plan.

However, after the initial panic, Wu Nak quickly calmed down.

After a quick thought in his mind, he soon regained his composure and said calmly:

"I don't know what you're talking about."

Although his plan was exposed by Kahn, as long as Cora was unaware of it, it wouldn't be a big problem for him for the time being.

Most importantly, their conversations were limited to nothing more than a dialogue, and Kahn had no evidence to bring him down.

Instead, through this conversation, Kahn exposed himself to him. In order to prevent Kahn from becoming an obstacle to his plans, all he needed to do next was find a way to get rid of him.

Kahn understood Wu Nak's little scheme perfectly well, so he also put away his smile and asked:

"Do you think that because I don't have any evidence, I can't do anything to you?"

"I don't know what you're talking about."

Wu Nak neither confirmed nor denied this, and then said meaningfully:

"As the chief of the Arctic Waterfowl, I naturally have the responsibility and the right to deal with the Waterfowl's problems. As Kora's uncle, I should also care about Kora's growth."

"As a member of the royal family of the Fire Blaze Kingdom, in order to avoid misunderstandings and conflicts between the two races, it would be best if Your Excellency refrained from interfering in the internal affairs of our Water Benevolent Clan."

That's all I have to say. Take care of yourself.

Wu Nak's meaning is very simple:

The implication of the first sentence is to emphasize his own status and position, indicating that whatever he wants to do to the Antarctic Waterfowl and Kora is legitimate and cannot be interfered with or stopped by an outsider like Kahn.

The second sentence is quite obvious: it's about using the diplomatic relations between the two races to threaten Kahn, hoping to deter him from taking any rash actions.

After saying that, Wu Nak turned and left as if no one else was there, seemingly certain that Kahn had no way to deal with him.

However, before he could take two steps, a beam of light pierced through his body. Wu Nak looked down slightly and suddenly discovered a small hole in his left abdomen.

At the same time, Kahn's eerie voice came from behind:

"So, why do you think I wouldn't dare to lay a hand on you?"

"How dare you?!"

Wu Nak turned to look at Kahn in disbelief, just as he was about to say something, when a sharp pain came belatedly, instantly contorting his face. He clutched the empty hole in his abdomen with his right hand and slowly knelt down on the ground in agony.

Kahn slowly withdrew his finger, walked up to Wu Nak, looked down at him, and asked:

"Chief of the Arctic Waterfowl, Kora's uncle, the relationship between the two tribes—why do you think I would care about these things?"

Why would you think I'm a good person?

"You cough cough cough!"

Wu Nak was unable to speak. Blood gushed from his mouth, blooming crimson flowers on the snow-covered ground, and his vision grew increasingly blurry.

But he still couldn't understand why, why Kahn dared to attack him directly.

There's clearly no evidence. Doesn't he know the consequences of his actions? Is he really indifferent to everything? Is he insane?

Why?

With this unanswered question in mind, Wu Nak's gaze became increasingly unfocused until everything went black and he collapsed on the snow.

".well."

Seeing this, Kahn couldn't help but sigh and say:

"I'm still too soft-hearted."

Although he said some harsh words to Wu Nak, he ultimately couldn't bring himself to kill him.

Perhaps subconsciously, considering that Wu Nak had not yet caused too much harm, he spared his life.

It's just that his compulsory education in his previous life taught him too well, and he hasn't been able to get rid of his overly kind bad habit even after so many years.

The wound he inflicted on Wu Nak wasn't fatal, but the kidney in the wound was definitely lost. From now on, our clan leader will have to live a more regular life.

Of course, whether this will happen in the future is still uncertain.

Because Kahn was already considering whether to deliver another blow.

Although Wu Nak in this state is unable to carry out his plans during the period of harmonic convergence, it is indeed more reassuring to have Wu Nak dead than to have him still alive and kicking.

However, before he could even make a move, Azura's disapproving voice came from the side—

"You're dawdling way too long!"

Kahn turned his head and saw Azura staring at him speechlessly, while Korra beside her looked puzzled and shocked, wondering why Wu Nak had become like this.

"Why are you here?"

"I estimated the time was about right, so I brought Cora over, but who knew..."

Azura shrugged and gave him a disdainful look.

She thought Wu Nak was already dead by then, but who knew that Kahn had been dawdling for so long and still hadn't killed him. What a useless husband.

Cora couldn't help but ask:

"What happened? What exactly happened?!"

Kahn glanced at Wu Nak, thinking to himself how lucky the guy was, and ultimately gave up on the idea of ​​killing him.

"That's right."

Faced with Cora's question, Kahn did not explain with words, but walked up to Cora, put his index and middle fingers together, and gently touched Cora's forehead.

Accompanied by a series of sharp pains in his head, streams of information entered Kora's mind, including the origin of the first Avatar, the dark god Vatu, the convergence of harmonics, the sealed passages of the North and South Pole Holy Lands, and his conversation with Unak, among other things.

After transmitting the memories, Kahn ignored Cora, who was standing there with a headache, and turned to look at Wu Nak, who had fainted on the ground, and shook his head again.

"With this level of skill, you dare to covet supernatural powers? I really don't know where you got the courage."

When Wu Nak decided to turn his back on him because he believed he had no evidence to accuse him, Kahn realized that Wu Nak's level of spirit control was not very high. At least he did not know that spirit control could transmit memories.

"This is.?!"

Cora rubbed her forehead, processing the memories Kahn had sent her.

However, upon suddenly receiving such a massive amount of intelligence, Cora felt her mind go blank for a moment and didn't know what to do.

In the end, she decided to take Wu Nak to the hospital first, and consider the rest later.