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The raven's response to Alaria was extremely unpleasant. And why does such great power always fall into the hands of the unworthy, both in this world and in her own? Those who use it to harm others and themselves? And in such a way that the consequences are felt even after the villain's death. It was hard not to think about how a fleeting whim of an apostle, in just one moment, destroyed three lives at once. And one could repeat to oneself as much as one wanted, "at least he won't harm anyone anymore," but the fact remained. She herself was unlikely to help anyone either. And there are probably many more Melesars like him in the world. — In that case, could you help me relearn my old skills from scratch, oh wellspring of knowledge? Help me get back on track, if not through direct mystical means, then through lessons and training under your guidance, through my hard work. Calcite is a dangerous place, even if we don't take into account the two remaining Apostles of Akonia, and Klin and Kenshiro can't always be nearby, they can't always provide help.
The raven was unaware of the skills Alaria had lost, but he could teach her any standard skill in exchange for 6 Knowledge Points (uses a visit slot). In exchange for 3 Knowledge Points (also), he could also reduce the cost of learning one skill at a time by half.