The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 8 The Scenery is Too Beautiful

Kahn and Zuko fought back and forth.

Zu Kou's mastery of fire control was very solid; every move and every action was perfectly executed, leaving no room for criticism.

However, such standard movements become rigid when fighting against someone skilled in fire control.

Although Kahn's mastery of fire manipulation was not as good as Zuko's, he had memorized all the movements of the fire manipulation technique. He understood the starting posture of each movement, the connection between movements, and the effect of each movement.

Although he couldn't execute his moves well because he didn't understand the details, it didn't affect his ability to judge Zu Kou's attacks.

Furthermore, his combat talent is indeed quite remarkable; within the limits of his movements, his physical actions and mental reactions are almost perfectly coordinated!

Many moves that look like acrobatics can be easily performed as long as they are within the limits of the body.

With these advantages, Kahn, who had only just begun learning fire manipulation, was able to predict Zuko's moves and fight him to a standstill, even gaining a slight edge.

However, Zu Kou was feeling rather uncomfortable.

No matter what moves he made, Kahn could always dodge or block them in time, rendering his attacks ineffective, making him feel like he was punching thin air.

This is unbelievable!

Fortunately, although he couldn't hit Kahn, Kahn also seemed to lack offensive capabilities and posed no threat to him.

If things continue to be deadlocked like this, it's probably a draw, which isn't too embarrassing.

Zu Kou felt so fortunate.

unfortunately

At that moment, Kahn seemed to give up his fight with Zuko, blocked Zuko's side kick once again, and then jumped back to withdraw from the battle.

The fight with Zuko just now was actually Kahn testing his fundamentals and physical talent.

Judging from his performance just now, he was very satisfied.

His familiarity with the moves and perfect control over his body allow him to fight with ease against those who are stronger than him, which is a huge advantage he possesses.

However, in that case, besides fire control, there are also earth control, water control, and air control. He would have to learn all of them.

Then he created his own version of the "Nine Swords of Dugu" that was based on magic?

Ah, this is wonderful!

Forehead.

Kahn suddenly snapped out of his daze. He hadn't even mastered the fire control technique yet, so why was he thinking about all this now?

However, he kept this in mind, thinking that just because he didn't need it now didn't mean he wouldn't need it in the future.

These thoughts quickly passed through his mind, and Kahn's attention returned to the battle.

Now that we have obtained satisfactory results in the test, we can try out some of our other ideas.

Kahn kindly reminded him, "Be careful from now on."

Be careful? Be careful of what?

Before Zuko could react, Kahn charged forward again, leaving Zuko with no choice but to continue parrying.

But the situation seemed no different from before; it was still a back-and-forth exchange, with neither side able to inflict any effective damage on the other.

Zu Kou was puzzled, but his hand movements remained unchanged. He continued with the previous movement, took a half step back to gather strength, and pulled out two arcs of fire from both sides of his palms and brought them into his chest before straightening up and unleashing a powerful attack.

It's now!

Previously, when Kahn faced this move, he would either tilt his head back to dodge or move backward to escape the attack range, but this time it was different!

Instead of retreating, Kahn advanced, lunging forward before the flames converged. As if after countless calculations and rehearsals, he passed through the flames with perfect precision, as if in a pre-arranged performance, his entire body seemingly pressed against Zuko's body.

He immediately extended his right hand, narrowly avoiding the two palms that were about to strike, grabbed Zu Kou's right shoulder, and pulled him back forcefully—

Dust!

The two figures crossed paths. Kahn maintained his backward pulling posture, but Zuko, due to the combined force of his own inertia and Kahn's pulling force, flew out at low altitude and crashed heavily onto the floor.

Kahn wins!

"Are you alright?"

After POSS finished setting up, Kahn went over and pulled Zukor up from the ground. Zukor's landing protection was pretty good; he didn't brake with his face, so he seemed to be fine.

"fine."

Zu Kou stood up from the ground, shook his head, and looked somewhat disappointed.

He originally thought that although he couldn't defeat Kahn, he could at least be evenly matched, but he didn't expect to lose so decisively to someone about his age who only knew three fire control techniques.

Could what my father said be true?

Am I really so talentless, so useless that I don't even look like a prince?

Zuko's disappointment was written all over his face; anyone could see it. Kahn thought to himself that this was a very sentimental child, then patted him on the shoulder and smiled:

"How was it? My secret technique?"

Um! ?

You're rubbing salt into my wounds when I'm already so down? I misjudged you!

"That move just now? It was powerful; there was no way to dodge it."

Although he was furious, Zu Kou still praised him with a smirk.

"Indeed, I think it's amazing too."

Kahn nodded, satisfied.

Kuzukaze is a move by Iori Yagami in the game "The King of Fighters". Its purpose is to switch positions and cause the opponent to freeze, and then follow up with a combo to deal high damage.

The pirated version of Kusakabe he's using now only looks similar in terms of movement, but it completely lacks the magical effects of the original Kusakabe. It's just that it can grab the opponent and throw them away, and it looks cool.

It sounds very ordinary, but if used in the right place, it can have a very good effect, just like now.

Those character moves he cosplayed weren't just for show!

However, the main reason he was able to defeat Zuko in this battle was his perfect control over his body, which allowed him to execute any movement his body could make with precision.

To be precise, both technique and physical fitness are indispensable.

Thinking of this, Kahn glanced again at Zuko, who was looking worried.

After spending these past few days together, especially considering Zuko's protectiveness of him when facing Azura just now, it's clear that this child has a good character and is a friend worth making.

Then Kahn laughed:

"This move is called 'Smash Wind.' You'll teach me fire control later, and I'll teach you this move in return. How about that?"

"Really?!"

Zu Kou looked up in surprise, and the disappointment on his face vanished instantly.

Kahn nodded again. Looking at Zuko's smile, he inexplicably thought of his old dog, who was silly.

Just as the two were enjoying themselves, Azura, who had been sitting impatiently for a long time, stood up and stretched:

"Ha~, thanks for your boring performance, it successfully helped me get a good night's sleep."

As she spoke, she yawned.

Azura walked onto the stage, stretched his limbs, and lazily waved to Zuko:

"I'm all set for a little exercise now that I'm awake. Grandpa, come on up here and get a beating... oh wait, I mean, come on up here for some battle practice."

Whether Azura is a natural talent or a well-trained individual, she is clearly adept at using sarcastic and unsettling language.

With a slightly disdainful smile, nonchalant gestures, and deliberately provocative remarks, the sarcasm was at its peak.

Zuko also momentarily lost his temper and charged forward aggressively, even Kahnla couldn't stop him.

Then Azura gave him a brutal beating without any mercy.

"Ah! @#￥%……&*（"

The scene was so beautiful that Kahn only dared to cover his face with his hands and peek through his fingers.

(End of this chapter)