They discussed trivial matters after they assured their children were safe and sound. They even showed him some gifts the little kids brought for Wooyun as a token of appreciation. He was surprised when he saw how thoughtful the gifts were. It wasn't anything he'd expect from children. He thought they were brought up well and are already leaders in the making.
Then came the time Wooyun was looking forward to most. The head of the Silversword sect called for a servant, who brought forth a lacquered box of fine wood that emitted the smell of soil and honey. It was soothing yet distinct. It was fragrant but not overwhelming, like how the air smelled after a drizzling of rain, earthy with a touch of sweetness.
