<p>I don't know if that will stop him. The man was dangerous without it and he and his team almost captured Korra the first time. They had him in isolation in a steal trap in the mountains for thirteen years and that still didn't stop him. He's determined to complete his mission no matter the cost. He may be headed toward Republic City next or more than likely from what I've seen and heard theorized, the Air Temple to go after Tenzin. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Torresp wrote:
If you ask me, Zaheer has really gone too far this time. Zaheer wants to eliminate all the world's leaders, especially the bad ones. However, I'd be really terrified if Zaheer is just going to play Judge, Jury and Executioner on the world's leaders. For all we know, Raiko could be next. Raiko was not the nicest president Korra ever met. He's nothing compared to the Earth Queen, but I'd really hate to see Zaheer kill him the same way he did to the Queen. <p>There's only one way Korra can stop him, take away his bending. </p> </i></div>
<p>...or killing him.
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<p>If Zaheer dies, P'Li will follow suit. She's wayy overprotective of him. She's always by his side, always intervening when Zaheer is fighting with someone. </p><p>I really hope Ghazan and Ming-Hua don't die... I just started shipping them. But they aren't going to surrender. </p>

<p>Bryke said that the way Korra resolves this conflict will involve her using skills other than bending. As in diplomacy. I think she'll develop a political system where the people have more of a voice and fuedal mpnarchies deteriorate. Democracy, maybe? Although, Zaheer seems to be more of an extreme socialist tbh </p>

<p>Not a socialist, an anarchist. He doesn't want the governments to step in and do more for the people, he wants the governments gone completely so people can just do what they want/"follow their own path". </p>