Although the chat on Lance's side was not as enthusiastic as Cynthia's, he still figured out how to get the move Flash from the hiker at the entrance without any guidance, then entered the cave's first floor.
In the pitch-black cave, Lance began searching for the way forward with only a circle of light around his character.
The chat also began updating nonstop.
[How long do you think the streamer will get lost here? I'm guessing at least fifteen minutes.]
[Place your bets! No changing them afterward! Over ten minutes, vote left; under ten minutes, vote right. Losers, send gifts without being asked!]
[The paths in here really are pretty hard to find. I wandered around for ages as a kid before getting out...]
But everyone soon realized that Lance's performance seemed to have completely exceeded their expectations.
Although he kept encountering wild Pokémon, and visibility around him was extremely low because he could not use Flash, Lance still made it through the first floor very smoothly. The entire process took less than five minutes.
Naturally, the chat grew somewhat disappointed.
[Well, that's no fun. Why aren't you getting lost, streamer?]
[Did you ask that other streamer for this map too? How else did you get out so fast?]
[It's over. He got out in just five minutes. Time to send gifts.]
Lance glanced at these comments as he continued forward and gave a cold snort, looking rather pleased with himself.
"Sorry about that. I really do have a pretty good sense of direction."
In truth, this sense of direction was not innate. It was something he had developed.
While carrying out missions in certain places, he had often needed to feel his way forward in complete darkness. Over time, he had developed the knack.
If he could get lost