Lǐ Chúnjūn nodded with an inscrutable expression, then turned away, resuming the aloof and detached demeanor of a swordsman cradling his longsword.
The gesture he had just executed was taught to him by Zhao Wujiang, who claimed it was an ancient way of greeting that could be used by anyone when there was no apparent hostility between parties.
Roughly translated, it meant: *We are brothers in spirit, and I believe in you.*
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