"And in leaving you'll continue to be entirely wrong about me and what I want and what I think people deserve. If you're content to be wrong, then keep going."

He wagers Raylan will. He knows the ignorant sorts, and they prefer to be ignorant. After all, Raylan didn't even pause about already being wrong. He hadn't cared, just come up with more accusations.

"On the slight chance you ever care to learn rather than accuse, you know where to find me. But it's only the real scholars who care to challenge their theories and who discuss things."

In a way, this meeting has been helpful. He now knows exactly the sort of person Raylan's grown into, and a bit more of the shape of the Mage Council. It's not a pretty shape.