Chapter 36

After clearing the Kenzaki Dungeon.

This time, various irregularities occurred, and I was quite exhausted, so I sold the dungeon resources and immediately returned home.

Before lying down on the bed to sleep, I sat in front of my computer for a moment.

There was one thing I wanted to do.

I thought it was important to spread the information about the Extra Boss, the nameless knight, I encountered in the Kenzaki Dungeon to other adventurers.

While I think the probability is quite low, there might be adventurers who, like me, meet the conditions and end up fighting such a powerful enemy without having the necessary strength.

...Or, it's also possible that someone has already challenged and failed.

Until now, I have been helped many times by the strategy information from my predecessors.

I would be happy if I could help someone in the same way.

That's the premise.

The problem starts here. How to spread this information to others.

The most straightforward way is to report directly to the Adventurer's Guild.

However, with this method, I would have to explain in detail what happened when I encountered the nameless knight.

I would also be asked how I, who was at a significantly lower level than the enemy, managed to win.

Furthermore, there is a risk that my recent rapid level-up would be known.

I would prefer to avoid that.

"Given that, I think this is the way to go."

The screen of the computer displays an anonymous bulletin board for adventurers.

Every day, information about dungeons is exchanged here.

Of course, there are rumors due to its anonymity, but there are also many useful pieces of information.

Even if there are rumors, they are usually quickly verified by some interested adventurers, and in most cases, it is determined within a few days whether they are true or false.

Only the information that has been proven true is compiled in an easy-to-read format.

"Here, my identity won't be revealed. I'll just send it."

I send the detailed conditions for the appearance of the nameless knight and a description of his strength.

Immediately, a comment appears.

"Well, let's see... This, this is..."

There was only one word written there.

'2. Anonymous Adventurer

Just imagination.'

"Just imagination...?"

I was surprised by the unexpected content.

I didn't expect to be immediately labeled as imagination.

However, given that it's an anonymous bulletin board, I understand that there are people who tend to deny everything.

Surely, it would soon be filled with messages like "Thank you for the useful information!"

But that didn't happen.

Instead, the comments became increasingly harsh over time.

'6. Anonymous Adventurer

If it's just an Extra Boss appearing after defeating the main boss, that's one thing, but doubling the level is impossible. What kind of sadistic dungeon is this?'

'9. Anonymous Adventurer

>>6

Exactly. Moreover, clearing such a place solo is just too unrealistic. Even if it were true, challenging a C-rank dungeon solo without having cleared it before is just too stupid.'

'15. Anonymous Adventurer

To begin with, what does it mean to defeat a boss with a sword without having the sword skill? Anyone who uses a sword must have that skill, right? Even if you don't choose it, you get it when you gain stats.'

'17. Anonymous Adventurer

>>15

You idiot, don't say that. The thread starter didn't have the talent for swords, so he didn't get the sword skill. And because he can't accept that, he's come up with this imagination. It's kind of sad to read.'

'22. Anonymous Adventurer

Even if it's a prank, would an adventurer write such an easily exposed lie? The thread starter is probably a child who admires adventurers. Hey, kid, get your adventurer's license when you grow up and then come here, okay?'

...Such comments continued one after another.

What they all had in common was that they believed the information I provided was a lie.

"..."

I remained silent, and with my veins bulging, I turned off the computer.

Let them think it's a lie if they want to.

I'm not the one who's wrong; it's the world that's wrong!

"Ha... I'll just go to sleep."

Feeling exhausted both physically and mentally, I got into bed.

I was immediately carried away into the world of dreams by sleep.

Today's reflection.

The internet is really a pain.