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After greeting Elsor in return, Abigail began examining the books on sale, and she spent quite a bit of time doing so. She had always considered herself a curious person, but due to the narrow and specialized education system in the academies of Menas, combined with her own family's poverty, Dissen had practically no access to literature not directly related to military skills or the teachings of Ikigai. And although even now she couldn't call herself a wealthy young woman, she loved to buy or, at least, borrow a book or two to read whenever she had the opportunity. After much deliberation, Abigail chose "Tribes of Ashia" as the least expensive option. However, this was not the only reason why the warrior decided to purchase it. Recently, she had been hearing more and more about clashes with these creatures on the borders of the United Kingdoms. And even though she had not been in the army of Menas for some time, it was still worth learning about the new "neighbors." Buying "Tribes of Ashia".