Gauss saw a goblin tribe of this scale for the very first time.
Naturally, he had to observe for a while longer, gathering enough intelligence before formulating his next plan.
He climbed up a large tree, utilizing the cover of the thick, wall-like trunk to stick his head out and carefully observe the goblin village down in the distance.
After his perception increased to 7 points, the involved "hardware-level" five senses seemed to have received an upgrade.
Under normal circumstances, seeing targets clearly dozens or hundreds of meters away was no longer a difficult task.
Looking into the distance.
The appearance of the goblin village finally presented itself before him.
Although he was able to roughly guess that this group of goblins had formed a rudimentary social structure when he observed the low wall constructed below earlier.
Yet when he truly saw the internal structure clearly, he was still somewhat surprised.
What appeared before him was like an early primitive human settlement, with goblins living orderly within it.
At the center of the village's open space was a large bonfire, and beside the fire stood a row of racks, hanging with dissected chunks of meat such as small birds, wild pheasants, and other animals, and even a few suspected human thighs.
Meanwhile, on a smaller bonfire nearby, a deep green "special thick soup," suspected to be lunch, was simmering in a large pot.
A large group of goblins, varying in size, were holding extremely crude wooden bowls while waiting for food to be distributed.
And sitting on a smooth stone was a goblin whose physique was much the same as its clansmen, eating roast meat in large bites. What caught the eye was a reddish-brown, small hat on top of its head, as if dyed with fresh blood.
This was