Once Gus died, the pirates attacking the Black Pearl were left leaderless.
Bruce charged, and the enemy had no power to fight back at all.
Forget about Bruce attacking them—he could have simply rammed into them and left the pirates half-dead.
The Mermen were even more fearless in the face of death. For every Merman that died, Charles would have to pay a little extra for the remaining balance.
They did not care whether their projections died. Instead, they strove to inflict the greatest damage on the enemy in the shortest possible time.
On the other side, aboard the sloop where Quake and Dalle were.
The battle was equally fierce, but the advantage lay with the Undertow Pirate Crew.
There were no fewer than nine Tide Warriors here, along with dozens of ordinary pirates.
The sloop was practically packed to the brim with people.
The Garrote Pirate Crew had only nine Tide Warriors in total, and several had followed Gus in attacking the Black Pearl.
Now, all of those had been dealt with by Charles and Bruce.
Although Quake and Dalle had fewer ordinary pirates on their side, they had more elite Tide Warriors.
Thus, the advantage still remained with the Undertow Pirate Crew.
More and more Garrote Pirate Crew pirates were killed.
For a time, the pirates who had boarded the sloop were beaten so badly they could not tell north from south, suffering grievous casualties.
Some even became frightened and fled back onto the twin-masted ships.
At this point, offense and defense had switched places.
From afar, Charles ordered Quake, "Kill your way up! Don't let them sail away!"
"Yes, Captain!"
Quake wiped the blood from his face, not knowing whether it belonged to an enemy or himself.
Quake roared, "The Garrote Pirate Crew has lost! Don't let