As he marveled at this, Mo Ling also discovered that both the Fishmen and these Fake Fishmen had a very high level of trust in the ancient codex.
'It's like some kind of behavioral guide.'
At first, Mo Ling had thought the Fishman codex only recorded certain rough accounts, much like human history books that document major past events.
But after seeing the codex for himself, Mo Ling realized his understanding had been off.
Compared to a "history book," the Fishman codex was more like a "diary," recording past events in meticulous detail.
At the same time, this also increased its credibility.
'Nothing is more believable than the firsthand experiences of one's predecessors.'
After hearing Jeff's explanation, Li Luo, who was standing to the side, looked pensive. His gaze on the small ball was still filled with some doubt.
"What are these balls that trapped the Old-Eaters used for?"
