The facts proved that experience books were expensive for a reason.
With ordinary books, even spellbooks containing spells around Level 6, Jiang Han only needed a day or two of reading to memorize them. Anything she did not understand could be slowly figured out or solved by asking someone.
Experience books, however, were completely different. It had already been three days since her first visit to Mary Garland.
Yet the amount of knowledge Jiang Han gained from her every day only kept increasing, with no sign of dwindling.
This witch, who had devoted her entire life to developing folded spaces and handling diplomatic affairs, was practically a living fossil of Great Britain's history of expanding its territory. Her experience was profound and seasoned.
She could even learn about the modern era through Jiang Han in return.
And from time to time, she would offer things like, "Colonization advice from Ma Zhongyi: Regional Development +10."
Her experience was critically important to Jiang Han.
At the very least, just by looking at the terrain of a folded space now, she could roughly tell where there might be mines, or where the local creatures might prove dangerous.
She could also more or less understand the post-expedition exploration reports provided by Ghost Castle.
It was an extremely comfortable state, one that made her feel as though energy were surging endlessly from within.
As she looked at the dry, boring words in the report, her mind automatically turned them into images. This was experience.
"...Advanced ahead. Path blocked; excavation useless. Switched to a spell saw and attempted to cut through the forest westward. Encountered rapids. Lost three excavation shovels, one spell saw, one expansion tent, and various supplies. Forced to turn back."
The dull words allowed experienced witches to read the severity of the situation