"Besides the techniques, you've already experienced crossing into the Spirit World once. When you practice, think more about how it felt back then."
"I believe that with your talent, it shouldn't take you too long to master the ability to cross into the Spirit World."
After returning from the Spirit World, Kahn gave Jinora a few more pointers. Jinora nodded earnestly.
"I understand. I'll work hard."
"Also, if you manage to cross into the Spirit World while I'm away, it's best to come back immediately. Don't wander around, or go find Iroh."
"Although most spirits are fairly easy to get along with, there are also spirits hostile to humans, as well as some evil spirits. The Spirit World has no shortage of dangerous environments either, so you can't let your guard down."
"Next time, I'll tell you about some dangerous areas and spirits in the Spirit World that you need to stay away from."
At Kahn's words, Jinora's face filled with anticipation.
"Are you finished?"
Just then, Azula's voice drifted over eerily. Kahn suddenly felt a chill down his back, as though there were an invisible aura of murderous intent.
It seemed I'd spent too much time on Air Temple Island today.
"Then let's leave it there for now. We're heading off. See you tomorrow."
Kahn gave an awkward smile.
After a brief goodbye, before he even had time to say much else, Azula dragged him off Air Temple Island.
Still, Kahn could understand Azula's eagerness. Last night, they had received word from the Fire Nation's council representative in Republic City: the racetrack Azula had been longing for had finally been found.
But it wasn't the sort of racetrack Kahn had described. According to their investigation, car racing seemingly hadn't come into existence yet.
This so-called racetrack was actually a