Maud leaving so decisively was something even this pack of jackal pirates had never anticipated.
Originally, they had come with the idea that even if they could not eat the meat, they would at least get a sip of the soup.
Who could have imagined that Maud would simply throw the meat down for them?
Their mouths immediately began to water.
After Maud left, they impatiently tore the remnants of the Sharp Bull Pirates into pieces in just a few moves.
Then they transformed into locusts and began plundering the Sharp Bull Pirates' assets. They did not even spare the weapons on the deck or the barrelled liquor in the kitchen.
With their abundant manpower, efficient looting, and rational attitude of not interfering with one another,
these pirates, who belonged to three opposing factions, peacefully completed a tacit and efficient sweep of the spoils.
After finishing their plunder, they quickly left the scene, leaving behind a ground strewn with the Sharp Bull Pirates' corpses.
If not for their identities, they would have taken Kazt and Wells's heads as well.
Only at times like this did they lament the helplessness of being pirates.
Even if they had the nerve to violate the unspoken rule against exchanging fellow pirates' heads for bounties, how to get the money from the Marines was another problem.
Elsewhere.
After leaving the ship, Maud quickly ran toward where Wolf Rat and Tatam were.
Of the three targets recorded in his notebook, there was still a swordsman named Gabton.
Compared with the Sharp Bull Pirates' assets, Maud cared more about the rewards from the heads.
Once he became stronger, would he really have to worry about lacking money?
At this point, Gabton should still be entangled with Wolf Rat.
He only hoped Gabton was tough enough not to