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She didn't quite understand the part about avalanches and the beheading hammer, but she decided not to dwell on it. - Y-yes, this is for you. - In reality, she gave him the book hoping he would read it in the next few days and return it immediately, but she didn't dare interrupt his genuine, as she thought, enthusiasm. - Read it and enjoy, I hope it helps you find the answers you're looking for!
—Thank you very much! —the southerner replied with sincere enthusiasm. —Time flies slowly in the wagons, but it's a pity to waste it... It feels like you're missing out on valuable intellectual experience, if I may say so. —After putting the book in his bag, he glanced around one last time with a dreamy sigh. —Yes, I'll find the answers, and after I complete Nithra's task, I'll return with new questions. So that, as you said, we can continue to have intellectual conversations together. —Realizing the absurdity of his last sentence, he fell silent, embarrassed, and began to adjust his glasses for some reason. —By the way, about the task... I need to interview the residents of each city, would you like to participate? It would really help me, but I won't insist if you don't want to!