"Nimel, go back and get some rest first," Caroso said. "I need to go back and rest too."
"Okay, older brother." Nimel nodded and left Caroso.
After returning to the dormitory, Caroso first turned off the barrage comments, tidied up a little, and changed into pajamas.
Once he was done, he turned the barrage comments back on.
[When will Baby Caro start treating us like one of his own?]
[Sigh... Baby Caro is just too reserved. What haven't us aunties seen? Would we really covet a little pretty boy's body?]
[How much meat could a child have on him, anyway?]
[Yeah, yeah. Loosen up a little next time and let us see.]
Caroso ignored such barrage comments and seriously asked, "You said subtitles appeared halfway through the battle?"
[Yeah, didn't you see them? It was that part saying, 'Damn it, do you know what you've done?!']
"I don't remember." Caroso shook his head grimly.
[Holy crap?]
[Can dungeons wipe people's memories?]
[That many people's memories... what rank of magic would that take?]
[Damn, a Great Amnesia Spell? Seriously?]
[They didn't even hand out Magic Crystal Coins, and they already cast a Great Amnesia Spell?]
[Giving out a few more materials could also cause a Great Amnesia Spell.]
[Wait, what happened from your perspective?]
"It was all normal..."
Before long, Caroso recounted everything that had happened in the dungeon.
The only discrepancy was where the subtitles had appeared. From Caroso's perspective, the subtitles had caused the dungeon raiders to start shifting the blame onto him, whereas in the barrage comments' account, they had noticed the disturbance below on their own.
[Hiss!]
[The more you think about it, the more terrifying it gets.]
[When you studied dungeons before, did you ever research that opening introduction?]
"We wanted to study it, but