Considering what Leila heard from the Barbarian about the "Law of Balance," the book was clearly not the best work of their former mentor. The reflections and conclusions were dubious, and the final philosophy was extremely destructive, despite the declared pacifism. It was a kind of oxymoron from the world of philosophical reflections, which made one suspect that Laurence was a follower of Rishi who was just teasing the reader. At least, in Varya's retelling, that's exactly how it looked. But to tear Chloe away from reading, and especially to engage her in a discussion about something that the Ta'mani herself hadn't read, would be strange. So she left the Morian to do her own thing in peace and quiet, and headed to the training complex herself. She needed to get in shape before the upcoming sports competitions, so that at least this time she wouldn't make a fool of herself. It's not a guarantee that it will help if the performance of the rest of her teammates remains at the same level, but it can't be said that she isn't trying. The fruits of her efforts will still remain with her, even if they are not enough to achieve victory.
Heading to Iori's star.