After some investigation, they tentatively identified the suspect: Unalaq, chief of the Southern Water Tribe. But that was as far as they could go for now.
According to Tonraq, Unalaq would visit the South Pole on the day of the Ice Spirit Festival. Only then could they continue their investigation.
In the meantime, Kahn and Azula found themselves with nothing to do and began a new vacation at the South Pole.
Although preparations for the Ice Spirit Festival were still underway, the festive atmosphere was steadily growing. All sorts of performances, local delicacies, toys, and other things for sale made the entire city bustle with activity.
Occasionally, the two would take a boat out to sea. The frigid waters around the South Pole made all kinds of seafood firmer, fresher, and more flavorful. And aside from eating, sea fishing was another great pleasure.
During one fishing trip, Kahn encountered another angry spirit. Perhaps this was the spirit truly responsible for attacking the ships.
After dispelling its negative emotions and talking with it, Kahn received an answer almost identical to the previous spirit's, further confirming some of their suspicions.
Although the South Pole was a relatively unfamiliar place to them, they at least had their old friend Katara, along with some new acquaintances, such as Katara's second child, Kya, and Tonraq's family.
"Katara, we caught a big fish today and brought it for you."
A voice full of laughter rang out first, followed by Kahn and Azula walking into Katara's house one after the other.
Kahn carried a fish over a meter long in his right hand. It was certainly a big one.
"Uncle Kahn, Aunt Azula, you're here."
The speaker was not Katara, but a gray-haired Water Tribe woman with attractive features. She was Katara's second child, Kya.
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