A small pub near Fludoscarr.

Don't talk to your friends about things you don't know or haven't experienced, because it's simply not good. Now, and even in my time, many people avoided military service, but I believe that it's better to gain life experience in the army, even if it involves hazing, rather than relying on the limited or club-based understanding of life, flavored with the romanticism of camp life, which is a romanticism with a big question mark and in huge quotation marks. There, you'll understand that you can manage without your mother's soup and the comfort of home; I'm not promising you any of that there. At first, it's difficult, even very difficult, but then you get used to it and start to understand not how to bribe a professor during lectures, but how to make this small moment of your life understandable and comfortable for you. And you learn and learn to wait for the road home; perhaps that's the hardest thing that awaits you there.