The people of Immortal Mountain were helpless, but in the end, they had no choice but to take Meng Chuan back with them.
Oh, and Little Pagoda on Meng Chuan's shoulder, along with Shi Ziling and his wife.
As for why Meng Chuan did not want Little Nonpoint to come along...
They were going to bring back his younger brother, and that brother harbored a grudge against him.
Seeing Little Nonpoint might well bring out Qin Hao's rebellious streak.
Qin Hao was two years younger than Little Nonpoint. He was only eight; children that age could be easy to coax, but they could also be as stubborn as an ox.
Little Nonpoint wanted his family reunited, and Meng Chuan would make sure they were.
A family belonged together, every last member present.
Meng Chuan refused to believe that Qin Hao, a Born Supreme, would still harbor a grudge after a few years under his guidance.
At heart, Qin Hao had done nothing wrong. It was only natural for him to feel this way.
He did not want Little Nonpoint dead. He just had a knot in his heart.
It was much like Little Nonpoint's reaction when he first learned he had a younger brother.
But Qin Hao had it worse. The people of Immortal Mountain had "accidentally" let slip that he had been born purely to save his older brother.
He had come into this world to save someone else, a consumable, a replacement.
How could a little brat take that? He had blown up on the spot.
No one could have accepted it.
That was why Meng Chuan felt he needed to steer Qin Hao onto the right path early.
With teleportation along the way and swift travel between stops, the journey from the Fire Nation to the Profound