The instinctive fear born from their bloodlines made most of the ordinary goblins present move awkwardly and hesitate.
Around Gauss, it was as if there were an invisible fear field specifically targeting goblins.
Only the few Elite Grade goblins could barely remain calm under this imposing aura.
Gauss's appearance instantly reversed the tide of battle.
When the timing was right, even a single straw could crush a camel.
What was more, he had appeared as such a "colossus."
The sailors immediately gained the upper hand in their close-quarters battle against the goblins.
"Kill!"
In a boarding battle between ships, there was another crucial factor.
Although the goblins greatly outnumbered the sailors aboard the Seagull, the available space and area limited them.
The number able to leap onto the deck was far smaller than it appeared on paper.
Moreover, the other three members of Gauss Squad, along with the Seagull's original captain, Fern, and first mate, Layton, had all borne the brunt of the first wave of attacks from the front.
Thus, for the time being, the humans aboard the Seagull, who were actually at an overall numerical disadvantage, somehow held the upper hand.
Gauss glanced at the situation aboard the Seagull.
He lightly tapped the deck with his boot, then swept over the rail and landed steadily on the modified "mothership" belonging to the goblins.
The scene here was completely different from the Seagull's. The deck was far more chaotic, piled high with all kinds of stolen junk. Rusty metal and rotten, moldy wood were everywhere, and there were even several corpses of unknown creatures, filling the air with a nauseating stench.
Even more goblins were packed together here.
They had originally been preparing to board, but Gauss's arrival had thrown them into chaos.
Gauss waved his arm, and several