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If the monthly food supply needs to be manually updated, and Alaria cannot boost her stats herself like Christie boosts Raptillion (without spending Action Points), then I'll start with Diablo. Otherwise, I'll go straight to the Archive.
In the morning, Alaria decided that although physical exercises are beneficial for her physical and spiritual well-being, focusing too much on them wouldn't be ideal – it's also important to develop her mind and pursue her education. Therefore, after completing her morning rituals and getting ready, the girl headed to the Archive, contemplating whether to stop by Diablo along the way, as a full stomach might help her think more clearly.
Upon arriving at the Archive, the Tanarrian girl felt a mix of emotions as she discovered that someone had not only logically developed the Baldr school but had also brought it to Margel. This made it difficult to negotiate deals with the mages. However, she quickly overcame the blow to her ego. Creating her own, derivative techniques wouldn't hinder her in any way. On the contrary, it might provide an opportunity to exchange experiences with other promising warriors.
Another surprise awaited her in the Archive – a book authored by Yamagami Aiyano. Could this be the same Aiyano she had once missed? It was possible, although the content of the guidebook suggested otherwise. The writing style didn't match the image that Alaria had formed of her based on interactions with her fellow miko. Instead of a reserved, grumpy, and taciturn girl, the author of the treatise appeared more like an energetic, flirtatious young woman. So, it seemed that this flirtatious young woman was a complete namesake of the stern miko from a distant world.
I'm reading the guidebook, interviews, the mechanism of the cosmos (power), and Senate 1-2-3.