This was the terrifying part about Mo Qiong playing with electricity. Safety measures like lightning rods were practically meaningless.
Even when attracted to the best conductor, the electric-light arrow still had to hit its target first, then find a nearby circuit and slip away naturally.
Likewise, things like protective suits could be pierced through whenever he wished.
The protective suit worn by the Pig-faced Mask Man had a transparent faceplate. Mo Qiong loved this kind of "armor" the most, because it was certain to be breached.
As long as he could see what was inside, his arrow would definitely blast its way in.
With the "commander" here dealt with, the War Rats fell into confusion for a time.
In their hearts, the Pig-faced Mask Man was a ruler, one of the masters who had given them intelligence and knowledge and raised them.
The rulers had governed them since the time of their ancestors and parents, and had completely integrated themselves into the culture of this group of Intelligent Rats. This was how the Non-Human Research Association ruled the Intelligent Rats.
It was somewhat similar to China's culture. They did not rely on faith or claim to be gods, but instead claimed to be ancestors.
Perhaps from certain perspectives, they had already been deified, but this method of cultural indoctrination effectively avoided the awkwardness of having their divine authority exposed as false.
If they held the status of gods within the Intelligent Rat population, it would be too awkward. Could there really be eight billion gods in the world?
The Non-Human Research Association still expected to use them as weapons against others. Would that not mean that other people might eventually replace them in their positions? After all, they were all divine beings.
The gods of other religions were powerful, and