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Moriner regained consciousness only the next day – when the pain in his joints and muscles, the swollen knee, and the stiff neck fully made themselves known.
"Well, at least I wasn't the worst," he tried to reassure himself, though he did so rather weakly. Although their entire class showed unsatisfactory results in these... trials, he managed to get only a single, pitiful point. And the most unpleasant thing was the realization that this was, without a doubt, his best performance in his life.
After sitting for a few minutes, holding his head in his hands and deep in thought, Moriner finally got out of bed and, groaning, hobbled to the window. Pushing aside the thick fabric curtains and opening the shutters, he allowed a light May breeze to refresh his pale, gaunt face. And so, the first month at the academy had passed.
"What even was that kind of testing?!" – sadness soon gave way to anger. "How were we supposed to prepare for something like that in a month? What was the point of it at all, if the result was unsatisfactory even for the seemingly strongest and most resilient? And what if some aristocrat had died during such inhumane exertion?"
At first, Moriner even thought about filing an official complaint to the academy's administration, but he soon cooled down: this practice was certainly not new to them, which meant that he would not be able to achieve anything. All that remained was to hope that such torment would not happen to them every month, or that he would somehow be able to avoid them. At least his father doesn't know about the results of the first test...
Deciding to cast aside the gloomy cloud of dark thoughts and take a walk to clear his head, Moriner heads into town.
I don't understand how experience is distributed among skills. Is there separate experience for the excursion, for each lecture, etc.? Or does it all accumulate, and then you just choose unlocked skills? If so, where can I see how much experience I've earned in total?