Gauss was seeing a goblin tribe of such scale for the first time.
Of course, he needed to observe a bit longer and collect enough information before proceeding with the next step of formulating a plan.
He climbed a large tree and, using the trunk as thick as a wall for cover, cautiously peeked out to observe the goblin village below in the distance.
After increasing his Perception to 7 points, it was as if all his "hardware-level" sensory organs had been upgraded.
Under normal circumstances, seeing targets dozens or even hundreds of meters away was no longer difficult.
He gazed into the distance.
The appearance of the goblin village finally presented itself before him.
Although when observing the low walls earlier from below, he could roughly guess that this group of goblins had formed a rudimentary societal structure.
But upon truly seeing the internal structure, he was still somewhat surprised.
