Meng Adept, as the person in charge of the settlement, had handled quite a few reception assignments and understood very well what these cultivators who were not thunder cultivators wanted to see.
There were only nineteen Emergence from Dust Stage thunder cultivators on the Thunder Plains in total. Among the heads of the twelve settlements, not all were Adepts; many positions were held by High Qi Condensation cultivators—because High Qi Condensation cultivators could basically shoulder the relevant responsibilities.
Thus, Meng Adept had time to consider how best to receive visiting cultivators.
That was right. The Thunder Plains counted as a famous attraction in the Cultivation World. Many people came here simply out of curiosity or to broaden their horizons.
There were also cultivators looking to earn some extra money, but truly, there were not many. For non-thunder cultivators to act recklessly here came at an extraordinarily high cost; one careless mistake could mean death and the dissipation of the Dao. The Thunder Plains had therefore become a publicly recognized tourist destination where one had to "listen to the guide."
Of course, as new cultivators emerged, there would always be people who refused to believe it. Then the Thunder Plains could teach them a lesson.
Those were beside the point. In short, Meng Adept knew very well what Feng Jun and the others wanted to learn about.
The construction of the settlements, the body-tempering equipment around them, and the devices that controlled and absorbed lightning could all be introduced briefly to satisfy their curiosity—naturally, anything that could not be disclosed would not be mentioned.
Feng Jun listened with great interest, because these explanations gave him the most direct sense of thunder cultivators' understanding of lightning.
To say nothing else, the settlement's buildings themselves formed an electrical shielding cage. This cage was