In a vast ocean stretching for countless miles, millions of colorful fish could be seen swimming freely.
Since the ocean had no other source of food and could not create a perfect ecosystem, these fish resorted to the most primal method of finding food: eating their own kind.
Thousands of these fish would die every day, perishing at the hands of their own kind.
This had been going on for thousands, if not millions, of years.
As such, the fish had been influenced by this bloodthirsty environment and evolved accordingly.
There was no familial relationship between them.
A fish would choose to devour its own mates, as well as its own children if the situation allowed it.
None of them showed any hesitation or fear, acting with utmost ruthlessness and decisive means.
Among these fish, however, stood a unique individual.
Unlike its other race members, who constantly sought to devour others to strengthen themselves, this fish remained mostly motionless.
