Realizing that hiding and trying to fire arrows to tire out their enemy was useless.
Many of the goblins threw their bows aside and took out their spears to charge in and kill the monster who had threatened their kin's safety.
More than seventy goblins jumped out of the bushes, trees, grass, or wherever they were hiding earlier and charged at Raze from all sides.
For any other climber, seeing more than seventy different monsters rush at them would have been horrifying.
Even if the monsters were both of the lowest rank and class, just their sheer number would be too much for them.
It would barely take a few seconds for them to get overwhelmed and killed.
After all, for the average climber, a couple F-grade beasts at once was their limit; trying to fight more than that would just result in a horrifying death.
But for Raze, more than the goblins charging at him, his attention was focused on the goblins running away.
