The Mink Tribe was completely different from the three minority races Bright and his companion had encountered before.
The Longarm Tribe, Longleg Tribe, and Snakeneck Tribe differed most from ordinary humans in certain unusual parts of their bodies.
But the Mink Tribe was different. They looked more like animals with human builds.
In that regard, they were closer to the Fishman Tribe.
But that was not the biggest difference.
What set the Mink Tribe apart most from those three races was that they were far stronger.
Whether it was the Longarm Tribe, Longleg Tribe, or Snakeneck Tribe, their only differences from ordinary humans lay in certain body parts. Their fundamental physical abilities were the same.
The Minks were not like that.
They possessed the strength of beasts and the intelligence of humans.
On average, their strength, endurance, and speed surpassed ordinary humans in every respect.
That was another way in which they resembled the Fishman Tribe.
They even possessed abilities more extraordinary than those of fishmen and merfolk.
Minks could store static electricity in their fur, then unleash powerful currents in battle.
And that was not even their trump card. When Minks bathed in the light of a full moon, they went berserk, their fur grew even longer, and they entered a state known as Sulong.
In that state, every aspect of a Mink's abilities increased dramatically.
And beyond their high overall average, there were two exceptional masters among their race.
One of them was the giant cat who had leaped onto the deck himself.
His name was Nekomamushi, one of the two kings of the Mink Tribe, the King of the Night who ruled the country from six in the evening until six in the morning.
His other identity was as a retainer of the Kozuki Family. He had