The strongest fire master

Chapter 132 Wrong Sequence Theory?Bold statement from a newcomer
The next day, after bidding farewell to the Swamp Shuishan tribe, Kahn and Aang left the swamp in Apa and continued to go deep into the earth power.

Although Apa is a magical animal, it is still a creature of flesh and blood. In terms of flying speed, it is far inferior to Sifang, who is a god. It feels stable when riding, which makes Kahn feel a little fresh.

Aang sat on Appa's big head and controlled the direction. Kahn, Katara, and Sokka sat on Appa's back, and Katara was telling Kahn about their next itinerary.

"Aang needs to master the four imperial arts in the order of air, water, earth, and fire. Only after mastering the four imperial arts can he have the strength to fight against the Fire Nation. After learning the water control technique, the next step is to find a teacher for him to control the soil technique."

Kahn asked after listening:
"If Aang needs a teacher of earth control, why not go to Omashu City? The lord of Omashu City, Master Bumi, is the leading master of earth control."

"Actually, we've already been there."

Katara said helplessly:

"Omashu City has now been captured by the Fire Nation, and Master Bumi has also been arrested by them."

"Master Bumi got caught?!"

Kahn was surprised when he heard the news.

Although he didn't get along with Bumi for a long time, with Bumi's exquisite earth escape technique, it was really hard for him to imagine who could catch him, unless Bumi himself wanted to stay.

Sure enough, Soka, who was pretending to be cold, finally couldn't help complaining when he heard this:

"The old man is clearly able to use the patriarchal clan, but he deliberately wanted to be arrested. I really don't understand what he wants to do."

Aang was also a little puzzled, but he still defended his friend and said:
"Although I don't quite understand it, I think Bumi should have his own ideas."

Only then did Kahn know that Aang and Bumi were friends when they were young, but Aang looked the same after being frozen for a hundred years, while Bumi was already old, which was embarrassing.

"All in all, the current situation is like this. We need to find another teacher who can teach Aang the art of controlling the earth."

"I see."

Kahn nodded to express understanding, but not long after, he suddenly asked curiously:
"Since just now, I've heard from you that Aang needs to learn imperial techniques in the order of air, water, earth, and fire. Why is that?"

Aang was taken aback by the question, "Why?"

Kahn explained:
"I mean, why do you have to learn Imperial Art in this order? Is this the rule that Avatar must obey?"

"This"

Aang was left speechless by the question, and didn't know how to answer for a moment.

He flipped through all the memories about this issue in his mind, and suddenly found that only Master Zhengzheng told him about the order, and neither his friend Bumi nor his previous life Ruku Shentong had mentioned it. Something about order.

"So it's Master Zhengzheng?"

Aang told Kahn the whole story, and after hearing Zheng Zheng's name, Kahn's expression became subtle in an instant.

Discovering the change in Kahn's expression, Katara asked:
"What's the matter, Kahn, do you know Master Zhengzheng?"

"Well, how should I put it, it's considered acquaintance."

Kahn scratched his cheek, quickly perfunctory the question, and then said:
"I just think that there may be a little problem with the statement that 'you must learn imperial arts in order', and the order itself is the same."

"What?!" ×2
Kahn's bold speech made Aang and Katara exclaim at the same time.

Soka sneered and said:

"Hey, man! You mean the old man's wrong and you're right?"

"You can listen to me before drawing conclusions."

Kahn replied indifferently, and then said:

"As a fire master, I have been learning fire control since I was a child. I have never heard of any prerequisites for learning fire control. I think Katara as a water master and Aang when you lived as an airbender Same."

"But why do you have to follow that cycle to learn imperial arts when you are born with Avatar who can master the four elements? What do you think is the meaning of this cycle?"

Aang and Katara were lost in thought, a question they had never thought about before.

After a while, Katara replied hesitantly:

"This may represent the order of difficulty. For Avatar, it is easier to master them if you learn imperial arts in this order?"

Aang also had some thoughts, and he replied:

"Perhaps it has something to do with the characteristics of the elements. My air sect master taught me that the sequence is the cycle sequence of the four elements."

After listening to the answers of the two, Kahn said with a smile:

"You're both right, but that's why I doubt the order."

Kahn stretched out his hand, drew the representative symbols of the four elements with flames in the air, and circulated them in order to form a circle.

Just this hand made Aang and Katara look sideways. They had seen the Fire Nation soldiers use the fire control technique and knew how violent the flames were in their hands. However, under Kahn's control, the flames were as quiet as A sleeping baby is average.

Without paying attention to the eyes of the two, Kahn continued to speak:

"It is well known that in a four-element cycle, adjacent elements have similar properties, while non-adjacent elements have opposite properties."

"Aang, since you have already learned water control, do you find it difficult to learn water control?"

Aang replied: "I don't think there is any difficulty, it went well."

Katara said:

"It's not just smooth, Aang's progress in learning Yushui is much faster than me at the beginning, but he is just too jumpy and can't calm down."

The two talked and looked at each other with a smile, and there was an interesting memory between them about this incident.

Kahn said with a smile: "The fact that you can't calm down is probably the similarity between Qi and Fire."

Immediately afterwards, Aang suddenly reacted and said:

"You mean, because air and water have similar properties, so I don't find it difficult to learn? If that's the case."

"Yes."

Seeing that Aang was full of understanding, Kahn nodded with a smile and said:

"The element of air is free and gentle, the element of water is gentle and stable, the element of earth is stable and irritable, and the element of fire is irritable and free. In terms of learning difficulty, the art of controlling earth, which is completely opposite to air, is obviously the most difficult for Aang to master."

"In my opinion, the best way to learn is to start with the imperial arts of adjacent elements, and learn the relative elements at the end."

"Just like Aang, if you can understand the meaning of stability from Water Control and the essentials of anger from Fire Control, then it will be a matter of course for you to finally learn Earth Control."

"What do you think?"

"It seems that it really makes sense?"

After an analysis, both Aang and Katara felt that it made sense.

The two looked at each other. Most importantly, the theories and skills that Kahn inadvertently revealed during this process were not like people of their age at all, and simply surpassed them by too much.

When Kahn spoke, they even felt like they were listening to the teacher.

Katara asked Kahn curiously:
"Why are you about our age but know so much?"

Kahn sighed:
"Probably because I have a good teacher and a bad student."

(End of this chapter)