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Garret frowned. They'd done pretty well in clearing out the goblins so far, but all that effort would be wasted if they let the goblins in the powder room. Still, they couldn't exactly stop clearing the rest of the goblins, there were still crew trapped by the horde. It seemed like right now it would be best to split up their forces, even if that was dangerous. It was really not something Garret liked doing, but the more time passed, the more dangerous it would be. Therefore, he had to make a snap decision.
"Jack, take a few of the boys and follow the cook, clear out the rest of these little buggers around here and get some backup maybe." Garret said. "The rest of you are coming with me!"

He started making his way to the powder room. Normally he wouldn't be taking the lead but he wasn't looking to waste time. He held his dirk in one hand and a throwing knife in the other, at the ready to let any incoming goblin taste their business ends. If he did this right he'd have successfully distinguished himself to the person that would be signing his paychecks. And if he didn't do it right... well, there was no use thinking about that.

"Alright alright I understand, chill m'lady~" Bertol responded to the orders from the purpled haired girl, Anemone. He scurried to the ship edge, crossing back to his own ship with his grasp on his moon-shaped materia. His flow of magic of Earth was fully charged up, the materia with a glow that shone as brightly as the sun.

Goblins? Bertol was baffled to see goblins that invaded the ship deck. He had thought the group of sea mercenaries was strong and reliable enough not to let such a thing happen. But its a good thing that he had his magical quickcast ready at any moment, as the glow inside his right hand flickered away. A round boulder was churned out above the goblins, as it crashed a sizable chunk of them into green goo & splinters. "Sorry about that, got caught in a skirmish with a Dwarf..." He stated regrettably to his captain.