The content of the letter is very simple, only a few sentences.
The general idea is — Yu, as your teacher, I encountered some trouble in the southwest and need your help, come quickly.
Just a few short sentences. As soon as Shu Yu finished reading, she knew this letter wasn't written by her master; it was likely Shu Feng or someone else imitating her master's handwriting.
She looked at Meng Yunzheng, who said solemnly, "Pack your things and inform the family. We will depart tomorrow."
"Okay."
When Shu Yu went to speak to the old lady about the matter, the old lady's brows almost knitted together. "You want to go to the southwest? You've just returned from the capital for over a month, and now you want to leave again; isn't it a bit rushed?"
Of course, Shu Yu couldn't tell the old lady the whole truth and only explained, "My master sent a letter saying there's something requiring my help; as a disciple, of course, I should go."
