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The situation was becoming increasingly strange. First, the Kalentii presented these books as something that would allow her to unlock her potential, but at the same time, when she wanted to access this knowledge, she was told that she wasn't ready yet. And not only was she told she wasn't ready, but she was also punished by being sent to the forest to undergo a trial set by the local guardian. Yes, in terms of unusualness, Galgan was definitely on par with Baldur, if not surpassing him. Even the forest adjacent to the city was named nothing less than the "Mysterious Forest."
"Thank you for the warning," the Argalian nodded, somewhat confused. "If I decide to undergo the trial of the Forest King, should I go into the forest alone, or would it be better to do it with someone else? And will I get lost? Also, if it's not a secret, I'd be interested to know what kind of trial I'm supposed to undergo."