Meng Shou picked up the brush and wrote down this passage, then handed it to the servant beside him.
At this moment, a rider came in from outside to report that the Chu people had arrived to escort Meng Shou's entourage.
As the author of the four states' histories, Meng Shou's reputation and standing were indisputable. Every country hoped to have such a "treasure," and even Yan, which was generally perceived as not valuing education and culture, hoped to keep him.
But the phrase "falling leaves return to their roots" weighed heavily, so heavy that not even the Yan Emperor could force him to stay.
"Teacher."
"Sit for a while longer, let them wait, and give them a chance to peek into the reality of your Yan Army."
Tian Wujing nodded.
Of course, that was said as a joke.
The real reason was that Meng Shou also knew his days were numbered; this farewell might be the true farewell between mentor and student.
