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After some deliberation, spent while counting the seliks she had earned today, Kalentia came to a simple conclusion: she would have plenty of time to spend the night in the forest, perhaps even more than once, but now she had the opportunity to experience something new. To see how the wealthy of this world live and how such a lifestyle contrasted with her own, which was alien to excessive luxury. And simply to treat herself for second place, after all. Training was training, but sometimes it was also important to rest, while many of her siblings who had gone into the forest, with the exception of Eir or Veserod, were simply motivated by the desire to save on lodging. Apparently, they had forgotten that their uncle had sent them to different parts of Serberia not only to carry out someone's errands but also to see the world and understand how people live in other provinces. And something told the Argalian that very few Illians, like Gregor, who had moved to Baldur, enjoyed spending the night in the forest. Guided by such thoughts, the girl chose the "Odyssey," which was not cheap but all the more luxurious.
Studying acceleration and discipline. Staying at the "Odyssey."