⚔️Serberia

The train – a new marvel of engineering, born from Serberian ingenuity – greatly impressed Kalentia, although it was difficult to tell from the girl’s stoic expression. It not only impressed with its appearance but also significantly surpassed horses in terms of both time and travel convenience – all that remained was to sit by the window and admire the scenery. It was like an improved and multi-seat carriage, but accessible even to people of humble origins. It was strange to realize that this was not the result of magic, but a creation of human hands. And this was only the beginning – it was even frightening to imagine how such inventions could change the world and what might follow in the future.
The only thing that distracted the Argalian from her reflections on the accelerating technological progress was her concern for her brothers and sisters. Eyr, Veserod, Anders, Rohei, and Alessia were sent to carry out a risky mission in a very dangerous region of the kingdom, and, remembering the recent clash with the "Moon Princess," it could end very badly. Gulveig also caused some anxiety, as she was probably having a hard time now, although she was not risking her life, and Gungnir should keep her from other foolishness. And the fact that she, in contrast to the people experiencing turmoil and shedding blood, was simply sent to rest somewhere in Thrace, evoked mixed and, to some extent, unpleasant emotions. She should have been with Veserod's squad, supporting her comrades, or serving as an emotional support for Gulveig. But no – instead, she was ordered to rest. It was strange somehow.

In a way, Galgan reminded Kalentia of Baldr – a secluded, small settlement, hidden from prying eyes behind forests in the depths of one of the provinces. A quiet and peaceful place where travelers could rest away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It was not surprising that Gungnir got along well with the local baron. Most likely, the people here were also honest and simple, well-acquainted with each other and always ready to help. At least, if this town was really like Baldr.

— We must definitely visit the baron, — said Buvardia, as they looked around the town, — and then you can do whatever you want.

In response to Buvardia's instruction, Kalentia simply nodded silently. They really shouldn't repeat the same mistake they made in Tamfane. Moreover, Galgan was smaller than the city of warriors.
Let's go to Egilmir.