The Ultimate Fire Master of Avatar

At the end of Chapter 86, the reactions, resolves, and inner conflicts of each individual.

As Azura said, Aozai was indeed very happy.

Not only did they send Zhengzheng, who came to their rescue, to a standstill, but they also beat him so badly that he fled in disarray. They even arrested the support team he brought with him. Such an achievement is far greater than simply capturing a small fry like Devon.

Before his defection, Zhengzheng was one of the undisputed masters of fire control in the Fire Blaze Kingdom and a high-ranking naval admiral. After his defection, he became the most wanted criminal in the Fire Blaze Kingdom, whose whereabouts were shrouded in mystery and who left the kingdom helpless.

Regardless of his identity, Zhengzheng's name carries considerable prestige and influence in the Fire Kingdom, and he has always been one of Aozai's biggest concerns.

How could he not be happy that such a formidable rival had been defeated by his own daughter, Azura?

The only thing he regretted was that Azura didn't kill Zhengzheng directly, and he escaped. He didn't know if he would have such a good opportunity next time.

Of course, even the strictest person cannot expect a girl under twelve years old to defeat a veteran fire master. Azura's performance was already satisfactory enough.

Although Azura's strength is still lacking at the moment, he believes that in a few years, Azura will definitely become his greatest asset.

He also didn't forget Kahn, after all, it was actually Azura and Kahn who together repelled Zhengzheng this time.

Kahn's performance has not disappointed him so far. In terms of strength and talent, he is in no way inferior to Azura. It can only be said that he is worthy of being Azura's personal disciple. Azura does have some good judgment.

The thought that Ai Luo's disciples were now working for him, and even turning against him to wipe out Ai Luo's forces, made Ao Zai feel even more pleased.

In addition, he heard some rumors from his subordinates that Azura's attitude towards Kahn did not seem like that of a normal subordinate, but rather showed some favoritism. Some people suspected that Azura might have some other feelings for Kahn.

That sounds interesting.

He ignored these comments and never asked Azura what, as if he had tacitly agreed.

In fact, he himself was happy to see this happen.

If they could really be together, then Kahn would be firmly tied to his warship from then on, with almost no hidden dangers. And with their talents, as long as they grew up smoothly, they would undoubtedly become his strongest left and right arms on the road to conquest.

If Azura and Kahn weren't so young, he wouldn't even mind arranging their engagement right away, just like he did with Ershu.

Moreover, both Kahn and Azura possess exceptional magical talent. If the two of them were to unite, who knows what kind of monster they would produce? It's quite something to look forward to.

Just thinking of Ershu made Aozai's expression change, his expression unpredictable, as if he were thinking about something.

This time when they returned to the city, they were once again surrounded and watched by the people. The story of how they encountered Zheng Zheng's interception but defeated his opponent spread again. However, this time it was not Azura's show. Kahn was also mentioned.

Although the main focus of the description is still Azura.

Sure enough, compared to the trivial matter of capturing a group of unknown rebels, the encounter with a nationally renowned figure like Zhengzheng was far more talked about, to the point that no one cared whether Devon lived or died.

Ao Zai did inquire about the secret that De Wen was hiding. Azura ignored the White Lotus Sect, but told everything she knew without reservation, honestly explaining the whole story without arousing Ao Zai's suspicion.

As for the supporters of Elo who were still lurking in the army, as Devon had said before his death, Aozai clearly remembered it, and one can imagine that another bloody purge will follow.

Kahn couldn't do anything about it and could only wish them good luck.

Afterwards, Kahn chatted with Airo about the recent situation in the spirit world. When he heard that Zhengzheng had been defeated by him and Azura together, and that they hadn't even used their full strength, even Airo was shocked.

"I didn't realize you guys had grown to this extent. It's truly an age-growth story."

Airo couldn't help but sigh, especially when he thought about their ages, it was truly heartbreaking.

Kahn rolled his eyes at him and said:

"You know perfectly well that my abilities are actually quite effective against fire mages, so they're hardly my true strength. Are you trying to flatter me to death?"

"No,"

Airo said seriously:

"Although it is often difficult to compare different sorcerers, I believe that with your current strength, you are already among the top in the entire sorcerer group. There is no need to underestimate yourself."

"Is that so?"

Kahn was taken aback by Elo's flattery and felt somewhat uncomfortable.

Back to the topic

Kahn came to discuss the incident with Airo. Airo first confirmed Devon's information: Zhengzheng was indeed an elder of the White Lotus Cult, just like him. Moreover, before Zhengzheng defected, they often communicated secretly. Airo had also told Zhengzheng about Kahn.

However, as Zhengzheng defected and wandered around the world, their contact became much less frequent.

As for this rescue operation, he was indeed unaware of it. It must have been planned by Zhengzheng's side. He just didn't expect to lose both his wife and his army, making a bad deal.

Of course, the captured soldiers brought by Zhengzheng would not actually be allowed to die. They would be dispersed to various places to perform labor, just like the Lytton troops. Other members of the White Lotus Cult would then infiltrate to communicate with and care for them, waiting for the opportunity to launch a counterattack.

As for Devon, Elo really didn't know him well, and he never thought that he had such a talent under his command. He was also glad that Kahn had successfully stopped his plan.

If such a person were to successfully infiltrate the White Lotus Sect, it would be tantamount to planting a bomb in one's own home, which could explode at any moment.

As for Zhengzheng, Ai Luo will try to contact her and explain the situation to avoid a tragedy where her teammates are attacked.

However, after this battle, Kahn couldn't help but ask curiously:

"How many elders does the White Lotus Sect actually have? Are they all from the Fire Blaze Kingdom?"

If that's really the case, then the Fire Kingdom is in a truly terrible state.

"You'll find out about the rest when you have the chance later."

Airo smiled and shook his head in denial, but still maintained a riddle-like demeanor.

Kahn was used to his behavior, but then he suddenly remembered that Ai Luo was a riddle teller and Zheng Zheng was an abstract linguist, and both of them were elders of the White Lotus Cult. Could this be the selection criteria for elders of the White Lotus Cult?

The image of the White Lotus Sect in Kahn's mind became increasingly bizarre.

Before parting, Kahn suddenly stammered and said:

"By the way, Uncle Airo, I've decided to go to Master Gurupask to learn the art of spirit control."

"Have you made up your mind? That's good. Don't worry, the master is really not a voyeur."

Ailo assumed that Kahn was still preoccupied with privacy issues and offered words of comfort with a smile.

Kahn opened his mouth, seemed about to say something but then stopped, and ultimately said nothing.

I'm afraid of losing you, my golden thigh!

(End of this chapter)