With their teacher's return, the hearts the future Four Founders had been holding in suspense finally settled back down.
"What's wrong with you all?" When Li Weide came back to himself, he realized his four students had gathered around him and were examining him for something.
"I'm checking whether you're hurt," Ravenclaw replied.
Li Weide smiled. "You really have too little faith in your teacher."
"You were gone for so long this time. We were all very worried. Salazar was so anxious he even forgot to bring bait when he went fishing," Ravenclaw said with a laugh.
Slytherin coughed dryly twice, signaling Ravenclaw to stop talking. After all, this rather damaged the clever image he had always maintained in front of their teacher.
Li Weide sighed softly. "Did all of you think I had gone to do something dangerous?"
"Of course. Otherwise, why wouldn't you take us with you? Only if you were doing something very dangerous would you not bring along a few burdens like us," Ravenclaw said, blinking.
"Sorry. I didn't explain things clearly to you and made you all worry." Li Weide smiled. "I didn't go out this time to do anything dangerous."
"Then why didn't you take us?" Gryffindor asked curiously.
"Heh, Godric, in this world, aside from certain dangerous matters, there are also many other things that are inconvenient to bring other people along for," Li Weide said with a soft laugh.
"Ha! Such as going on a date with a lover?" Ravenclaw said loudly.
Gryffindor rubbed hard at his red hair. "Teacher definitely wasn't. At his age... mmph!"
Before he could finish speaking, Slytherin covered his mouth.
"You stupid lion, you really say anything that comes to mind!"
The corner of Li Weide's eye twitched slightly. Was that saying I'm old and no longer