The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 46 A Powerless Lament and the Troubles of a Genius

Genocide. Although Kahn could not feel the bloodshed and heaviness behind these few cold words, he could still recognize the meaning they represented.

This cannot be explained or whitewashed from the perspective of so-called stance, interests, or country. It is undoubtedly an inhumane act that should be condemned!

Seeing Kahn's shock, Airo continued to explain the deeper reasons.

Avatar is the world's most powerful master of magic, capable of mastering four different types of magic simultaneously. For thousands of years, he has been responsible for maintaining the balance and peace of the world, and is a transcendent being above the mundane world.

Avatar is not immortal, but in some ways it is not.

Whenever Avatar grows old, he is reincarnated, retaining all the memories of previous Avatars. Therefore, as time goes by, Avatar only becomes stronger.

In order to maintain the balance between the various races, Avatar will be reborn in each of the Master races in the order of air, water, earth, and fire.

A hundred years ago, the Fire-Controlling Clan's descent to earth ability, Ruku, stopped the Fire-Blazing Kingdom's emperor from launching a war. However, he could not extinguish the emperor's ambition.

So even after Shen Tongruku's death, the emperor still launched a war without hesitation.

After the Avatar of the Fire Clan dies, he will be reborn into the Air Clan. To prevent the Avatar from stopping him again, the Emperor led his army to annihilate the Air Clan as the comet descended, thus eliminating any future threat.

In terms of the outcome, they succeeded. The Avatar has not appeared for nearly a hundred years, and it is unknown whether there are still people who are looking forward to its return.

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After hearing this secret history, Kahn and Elo fell silent, because this was not an easy story, but rather an account of the crimes committed by the Fire Nation.

At the same time, his heart began to waver.

Kahn originally believed that the world is bound to be united and divided, and that the war waged by the Fire Nation was simply a natural law in the course of history.

Moreover, although all countries in the world have different cultures and customs, their written and spoken languages ​​are the same, which means they have a unique advantage in terms of unification.

However, the actions of the Fire Blaze Kingdom towards the Qi Controlling Clan have far exceeded what he considers normal.

He previously thought that the template Huo Lieguo had obtained was the Qin Dynasty, which unified the six kingdoms, but he didn't expect that Huo Lieguo was actually a genocidal bandit gang of 2008 Germany and North American slave owners.

Although he has always considered himself an outsider, if the Fire Nation truly unifies the world, then even he will not be able to remain uninvolved.

So, would it really be better for the world to be unified by such a country?

Judging from his experience living in the Flaming Kingdom over the years, the Flaming Kingdom doesn't seem so bad after all. It has a prosperous economy, advanced technology, and widespread education. It is clearly the best role model for learning in the world today.

But genocide is an indelible original sin for the Fire Nation.

Moreover, what can he, as an insignificant individual, do in such an era?

Even if he was a time traveler, even if he came from a more civilized world, even if he was a fire master with exceptional talent, he still felt powerless and bewildered in the face of such a problem.

Ailo watched Kahn's struggle from the sidelines, and Kahn's reaction was exactly what he had expected.

He didn't try to comfort Kahn's doubts and confusion as usual, because regardless of whether Kahn aimed to become a grandmaster, this was a stage he had to go through in his growth.

Moreover, he himself has wasted half his life without finding the answer, so how can he be qualified to give advice to others?

Fortunately, Kahn is not like Elo, who would fight to the bitter end for a difficult problem, even to the point of mutual destruction.

As the saying goes, nothing is impossible if you are willing to give up. To avoid getting stuck in a rut, Kahn forced himself to stop thinking and stopped dwelling on the matter.

In any case, events of this magnitude are beyond his current capabilities to consider.

It's more important to focus on the task at hand!

Kahn kept repeating the same thoughts to himself, but his restless heart could not be calmed for a long time.

After that conversation, in order to relax, Kahn took a few days off, which was rare for him. He did nothing but play and clear his mind. After this, he finally recovered.

Looking back on that conversation, he realized he had been worrying unnecessarily.

Ultimate questions such as how to achieve world peace, how to eliminate war, and whether the world should be unified have never been resolved in his hometown.

He's not much smarter than any ordinary person, much less as smart as any great sage or genius. Why should a nobody like him bother with problems that even those big shots haven't been able to solve?

As for the future, as the saying goes, things will work themselves out in the end.

I'm going to start selling right now!

Having figured these things out, Carnton felt refreshed and cleared his mind, ready to devote himself to the study of fire control techniques.

However, Kahn soon found himself in trouble again, suddenly realizing that he didn't know where to start.

This doesn't mean he has no ideas; on the contrary, he has so many ideas in his mind that he finds it difficult to make a decision.

If it's simply about developing new techniques other than fire control, Kahn already has plenty of options. The number of characters who use fire in the works he's seen in his previous life is countless; it's practically an endless treasure trove.

To put it simply, when he first sparred with Zuko and others, he used the move "Shattered Wind" from the King of Fighters series, and there are already quite a few characters in that series who use fire.

If we're talking about studying the nature of flames, there's even more to say, with countless intricacies from both idealistic and materialistic perspectives.

The idealistic direction needs no further explanation; simply put, it boils down to one sentence:

Your belief is your magic.

If you believe, you can make fire have any function you want, such as using fire to heal burn scars and restore the skin to its original state, thus indirectly becoming a healing technique.

From a materialist perspective, the possibilities are even more varied, with many intricacies even surrounding fire itself.

Based on the knowledge learned in junior high school, flame is the phenomenon of light and heat emitted when a substance burns. In other words, controlling a flame can actually be divided into controlling light and heat.

When the temperature of the flame is high enough, it transforms into a wondrous plasma.

In short, after a brainstorming session, Kahn felt overwhelmed by the sheer variety of ideas and didn't know where to begin.

He sighed helplessly. "Alas, is this the trouble of genius?"

So, troubled by this, he went to Airo for advice, leaving Airo completely stumped.

Having roamed the battlefield for so many years, he, the "Dragon of the West," had never heard such Versailles-like remarks. To be honest, he also wanted such troubles!

Despite the thousand words of envy, jealousy, and resentment in his heart, Airo still responsibly pointed him in the right direction.

"Your ideas can be realized gradually, there's no need to rush."

If you don't know which option to choose, why not try going back to the beginning?

(End of this chapter)