Effortlessly killing the nearby goblin, Gauss quickly dodged behind the warehouse.
His swift and precise move didn't alert any other goblins.
Gauss looked towards the bonfire.
There were four goblins, sharpening their blades against stones.
Hosting a communal feast after a successful hunt is a common phenomenon across cultures and races.
Now, all the goblins in the village wore expressions of joy as they prepared for the upcoming celebration.
"Still, let's rescue them first."
Gauss gauged the distance between his position and the bonfire, taking in the distribution of the other goblins.
If unobstructed, it would take him a few seconds at full sprint.
As for why not use spells?
Firstly, the distance is a bit far.
Secondly, with the goblins, the bonfire, and human civilians too close together.
If it got out of control, a spell could trigger an explosion, causing the fire to burn uncontrollably, potentially injuring someone.
