It was normal for these Deep Sea murlocs to be respectful toward their commander in the White Sand Ruins.
One was because the ruins had forcibly changed their will.
Thus, no matter what original thought they had, as soon as a player took control of the Ocean Commander, they would naturally be loyal without a doubt because of the ruins' rules.
Secondly, in less than three months, Su Mo had completely destroyed the divine power left by the God of the Ocean.
There was no dissatisfaction under such tremendous power.
Not just the ordinary murloc tribes, but even those who could perform murloc rituals to communicate with the God of Ocean could only kneel and beg for mercy at his feet.
However, in the reality of the outside world.
There were no longer constraints on the ruins, and it would be difficult to conquer the murlocs, whose civilization had grown significantly.
