Posts from Razor Bloodfuzor (Warrior777) Auto-translated

Another false tentacle appeared, not a piece. I expressed myself incorrectly.

-Hit them, hit them until they're gone!

And they kept hitting them: some of the false tentacles detached from the body, but others rose and replaced them. In the process, Razor felt the ship creaking at the seams: a large crack appeared right on the deck.

-Split into two groups and attack them from both sides! And don't stand near the cracks!

Bloodfuzor’s clanmates nimbly jumped over the cracks and attacked the single-celled creature from all sides. Apparently, at some point, it decided to retreat (very strange, considering that these creatures don’t even have a hint of a nervous system). Thus, the battle was won, but there was also a negative aspect: the ship was simply sinking.

He knew that the ship could not be saved. He called for the captain:
-Galleman! (this was the captain's name)

Captain, covered in cytoplasm, immediately jumped up.
--Yes, I see, we need to evacuate. Razor, help the wounded.

-Alright. - Raisor got to work.

There were barely enough seats in the lifeboats for everyone, but the crew didn't care much about that. They somehow managed to squeeze in, and Raizor was assigned the most important role here. The lifeboats were lowered, just in time, as the front half of the ship completely broke away from the back and began to fall apart. The back wouldn't last much longer either.

In fact, Raisor grabbed the oars and started rowing.

An island with some kind of provincial town could be seen on the horizon, and the four boats, carrying the ship's crew, headed there. Meanwhile, away from them, the water began to cloud over...

Raizor was not intimidated and continued on his journey.

A false tentacle rose from the water, but instead of wrapping around the boat... it started to swing.

-Curse you, you sea rat! - Rayzor swore and drew his sword.

The other occupants of the boat did the same, but no one had time to use their weapons: the false tentacle struck the water near the boats, creating a wave.