United Kingdoms Auto-translated

The arena's interior had a dedicated training complex, but it wasn't any more effective than the one upstairs. There were no fees for arena fighters.

So, does that mean you can instantly and freely level up any specialization except for the special ones? Isn't that a bit too good? But if that's the case, I'll take a full expert level 3.

Specialization 0: 20
Specialization 1: 30
Specialization 2: 40
Specialization 3: 50

This is in days.

/Aaa, I thought it was in Silver Spire. Hmm, it takes quite a bit of time. And, as I understand it, you can't learn different things at the same time? Then I would also like to see "military art."/

It is not possible, and you cannot train and do something else on the same day.

Arriving in Pilas, Abigail couldn't help but notice that the city was in no way comparable to the county's capital – it looked significantly poorer, and there weren't as many shops as in Silvergard. However, she couldn't call it unremarkable – the very fact that the houses of ordinary people were located next to the houses of nobles surprised the warrior. If she had more free time, Dissen would have gladly explored the city in more detail. However, she had more important things to do now.

Deciding that the best place to ask questions would be a tavern, the girl headed to "The Abyss," where she inquired with the innkeeper about Ania, and just in case, she also mentioned the description given by Niel.

- Calm down! - the sergeant barked. - What the hell is going on here? Wigg, what's with your face? Why aren't you in uniform? Why is the sparring not in the training room? Why is it one against three? And who is this guy?
The last question was accompanied by a nod towards the one being beaten.

And Ronald was still lying in his grave, no longer thinking about himself.