The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

Chapter 82 A Successful Mission

Compared to the tension of the first mission, the second mission was undoubtedly much easier. Since their plan had proven to be effective, there was no need to make any special changes; they could simply replicate the process from the first mission.

However, it should be noted that this mission does not include any members of the White Lotus Cult, and its leader does not seem to be a core member of Elo's team like Lytton, nor even a high-ranking member.

If Lytton is a big fish, then this target can only be considered a small shrimp.

Even when Kahn asked Ailo about the other person, Ailo's memory of that person was somewhat vague. At the same time, he was also very surprised, not expecting that he would openly betray him in order to protect him. He was also somewhat moved.

Is this really the case?

Seeing Elo's reaction, Kahn began to have some doubts about the authenticity of his defection.

Just then, Azura offered him a new perspective.

"I don't believe Airo has that much charm to bewitch everyone and make them lose their minds. In my opinion, the target this time is probably just a self-righteous fool."

Azura meant that the target of this mission might not be as loyal as Lytton, but rather just a little clever. Unfortunately, he chose the wrong side when he initially chose his side, and one wrong step led to another, ultimately forcing him to this point.

Ignoring the strange analogies, her words made sense. As for the truth, further investigation is needed, and the results will undoubtedly affect their specific measures against that group.

In fact, in addition to their plan to rescue Elo's former followers, the two also planned to use this opportunity to cultivate their own power.

Just like Lytton and his group, when they were talking with Aurora in the Spirit Realm, Aurora relayed Lytton's words, saying that he would not forget the kindness he and Azura had shown them, and that was exactly the result they wanted.

But if the target of this mission is the kind of person Azura mentioned, then there's absolutely no need to absorb them.

So they arrived at their destination with suspicion, and General Yudan, who was originally in charge of the capture mission, cleared up their doubts.

Devon, the rebel leader on this mission, had a long-standing feud with Elo when Elo was still in command of the army. Yudan called him a hypocrite, a lousy villain with poor acting skills, and a fool who couldn't see the situation clearly, and his dislike for him was very obvious.

After Aozai suddenly took over, Yudan did not immediately choose a side. Instead, he waited for a while to make sure that Aozai's power was stable before joining him. As a result, he was neither promoted nor demoted, and his position has remained unchanged for several years.

But Devon's situation was much worse than his.

After the news broke, he seemed to think that the one who would ultimately prevail would be Airo, so he stood on Airo's side and cheered loudly. However, when he saw that the situation was not right, he immediately turned his guns on Aozai.

Although this barely saved his life, he was almost completely stripped of his position and became Yudan's subordinate.

The two had harbored resentment for many years, and now Yudan naturally wouldn't let go of this opportunity to kick him while he was down. Over the years, he had made things difficult for Devon in every way, and Devon dared not speak out, but could only suffer in silence.

Thus, the long-standing feud between the two finally ended with Judan's victory and Devon's dejection.

That was what Yudan originally thought.

But for some unknown reason, Devon suddenly went mad. He used sweet words to deceive some ignorant soldiers, and then, taking advantage of Devon's unpreparedness, he suddenly rebelled, catching Devon off guard and fleeing decisively, which led to the current situation.

After saying that, Yudan gritted his teeth and said hatefully:

"If I had known this would happen, I should have killed this bastard back then!"

Azura and Kahn exchanged glances; they weren't interested in these dog-eat-dog stories, nor in Yudan's embellished descriptions.

Judging from Devon's actions alone, the objective of this mission doesn't seem worth their fuss.

Of course, the process still needs to be followed. This isn't for the sake of German, but rather to prepare for potential people who might come along and deserve their effort.

This time, however, they don't need to go out of their way to explain or put on a show.

It is also worth noting that someone like Devon should not have dared to make such a bold decision, and given that Yudan said he suddenly went crazy, the two suspect that Devon is hiding some unknown important information.

"The information that would make him decide to defect is either that he has committed some serious crime that he has to flee, or that he has found a better place to go."

After some analysis, Azura came to this conclusion.

"While you're searching for that guy, also check if there's anyone else nearby."

She said to Kahn with great interest:

"Who knows, we might even run into some familiar 'old friends' this time."

"Yes, I know."

Among the organizations they knew, besides enemy forces, the only one that could provide assistance to the defecting troops from the Fire Kingdom was clearly the White Lotus Sect.

As a secret organization spread across the world, the White Lotus Cult has a relatively loose structure. Not every piece of news can be quickly transmitted to its various branches. At least this time, neither the branch in Airo nor the branch in the capital received the news.

But even if the White Lotus Sect is indeed the one that Dewen contacted this time, he will not show any mercy.

Not to mention that he would never allow the mission to fail for the sake of his own plans, if Devon were to escape or even join the White Lotus Cult, it would be tantamount to planting a bomb in his own house, which would be extremely dangerous.

The rest of the process is self-explanatory. Under Azura's watchful eye, Kahn used astral projection to begin searching for the other party's whereabouts.

Even experienced generals like Lytton couldn't escape this cheating-like search method, let alone a half-baked one like Devon. Before long, he successfully found the other party's trail. He was still wearing the Fire Nation's military uniform, making him easy to recognize.

After finding them, Kahn did not return, but continued to look around to see if there were any reinforcements, but found nothing.

Was Azura wrong? Or have the reinforcements not arrived yet?

Regardless, since that was the case, they didn't hesitate and decisively led their team to arrest Devon and the others first, and would deal with the rest later.

Compared to Lytton's forces, Devon's group was far less capable.

The moment Azura and Kahn appeared with their troops, Devon and his men were swiftly knocked down and tied up before they could even react. The entire battle lasted no more than three minutes.

It wasn't until he was tied up that Devon realized what was happening. He struggled to get up, shouting in panic:

"Who are you people?!"

"what!"

Azura kicked Devon in the stomach in disgust, silencing him instantly and causing him to curl up on the ground in pain.

She slowly withdrew her foot, then revealed a slight smile, and said elegantly, with disdain for him:

"You don't need to know who we are, you just need to know that your good days are over."

I caught a cold after taking a nap, and I feel a bit unwell.

Or did you actually catch a cold this morning, and the symptoms only became obvious in the afternoon?

My head is a little dizzy; I've only just finished writing the first chapter.

Let's see if I can write another chapter later.

(End of this chapter)