Mo Qiong was surrounded by arcs of electricity. Every step he took through the Steam Cloud stirred up a vast swath of lightning.
After swallowing a piece of Lightning-struck Wood, he could not feel even an 8,000-milliamp current.
Only at 10,000 milliamps did he feel a slight numbness, like being zapped by a lighter. The 8,000-milliamp current was merely equivalent to the bioelectricity normally present in the human body—insignificant and utterly ordinary.
Yet this ordinary current was deadly to everyone else.
At that moment, he himself was a continuously powered source. Combined with the Steam Cloud, he had constructed a huge electric field.
As he moved amid the flashes, Mo Qiong rubbed his hands against the walls while running forward, creating sparks and lightning and rubbing out countless electric arcs.
With a casual wave, silver snakes crackled and danced. Interweaving sparks forcibly shot out, sweeping across a group of Intelligent Rats.
The War Rats swarming in from the distance convulsed wildly after being struck by electricity. Smoke rose from their scorched bodies, and then they exploded into clouds of blood mist.
Even though the walls were grounded, it was useless, because Mo Qiong also had Absolute Hit.
The currents could no longer take the electrical paths they favored. They had to first rush to wherever Mo Qiong directed them, and only then could they naturally leave.
Thus, although both Mo Qiong and Master Gou relied on the effect of Lightning-struck Wood to play at "controlling lightning," their styles were worlds apart.
Master Gou was using the same method at another base, but it was difficult for him to attack from a distance.
He could not make the electric arcs travel very far. Even with a Steam Cloud, he could only discharge electricity one or two meters outside his body before