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Calentia's fears turned out to be unfounded – the entire squad returned home safe and sound. However, the girl couldn't shake the feeling that Gungnir had seriously miscalculated his plans, and instead of the gap between the Elheim and Thracian groups narrowing, it had only widened. The visit to the most notorious province of Serberia had a noticeable impact on the members of the first group, while the members of the second group, for the most part, didn't change much. Except that they acquired pets, but this had very little to do with improving their military skills. It seemed that in reality, the baron had sent his pupils to Thracia as a punishment for not living up to his expectations.
Soon after returning home, the girl also spoke with Ilva about one of her ideas – the idea concerned Buvardia, a new resident of Baldur. Partly out of a sense of hospitality, but also partly out of a desire to morally support their guest, the Argalian suggested that she and Ilva jointly make some kind of gift for the foreigner, like a cake. Something symbolic, as a sign that she was now one of them and that they were glad to have her here. (Ment can also join if he wants, but I wasn't sure, so for now, it's like this)
The next day, first thing, Calentia headed to the training hall – to find out what technique they were training here this week. Although the girl had certain ideas, she was still not sure about the accuracy of her assumptions. Therefore, it was worth finding out more before making a final decision.