Unlike Iwagakure and Kirigakure, which were located on plains and in valleys respectively and sat at relatively low elevations, Kumogakure was hidden directly among towering peaks that reached into the clouds.
All kinds of buildings within the village were basically constructed between steep mountain peaks, usually connected by suspension bridges, plank roads, and iron chains, forming a unique three-dimensional structure.
Combined with the thick clouds and mist brought by the high altitude, Kumogakure naturally possessed a certain disorienting quality.
If an ordinary person walked into it without being familiar with the environment, they would easily get lost.
In addition, the overly dense clouds and mist made the environment here extremely harsh, with thunderstorms falling from time to time and striking those peaks and buildings.
Under such circumstances, wooden buildings were clearly not very suitable.
Therefore, Kumogakure mostly used stone as its building material.
This also gave the buildings within Kumogakure a naturally rough and rugged feel.
However, one should not think they were primitive and backward just because most of Kumogakure's buildings were made of stone.
On the contrary, among the Five Great Shinobi Villages, Kumogakure's technology was the most advanced.
For example, the Chakra Cannon used in later generations to bombard the moon was developed by Kumogakure.
That was a strategic weapon no less powerful than a Tailed Beast.
It was even, to some extent, more powerful than a Tailed Beast.
After all, there were only nine Tailed Beasts, while the Chakra Cannon could be replicated without limit as long as there were enough materials.
Of course, at this stage, Kumogakure should not yet have successfully developed this weapon.
Suspended in midair, Qian gazed at Kumogakure in the distance under the moonlight, filled with a hazy and mysterious air, while all the above pieces of intelligence flashed rapidly through