SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 204 - 204 204 The Albinism Girl_1

Chapter 204: Chapter 204 The Albinism Girl_1 Chapter 204: Chapter 204 The Albinism Girl_1 “Fuck, it must have been that guy causing trouble!”

Colin gritted his teeth, thinking of an inconspicuous figure who nevertheless was the start of this unexpected incident—

“Future me.”

“That’s right, if it wasn’t for him doing something despicable, I wouldn’t have been hit out of the blue. After all, I had truly not come into contact with that so-called Great Will of the Deep Sea, let alone slaying it.”

“And once it’s confirmed that he did it, then it first explains why that monster knew my name, and then targeted my appearance and scent, among other things. After all, we had tested before that we are identical physiologically. It’s based on these similarities that I got misinterpreted, although at first, I didn’t expect that he actually attempted gods… And looking at the results, it seems he was successful and the suspected deity of the Deep Sea most likely has perished.”

Thinking of this, Colin felt a chill in his heart, realizing that he had underestimated that “himself” who died in an unchecked corner of the world.

Of course, combined with the title “Promise Breaker,” Colin guessed that the process of this slaying was not exactly honorable, likely a sneak attack from behind that finally succeeded.

However, even if it was a successful sneak attack, the outcome is shocking enough.

But as for that fucker, he just died, leaving behind the one from this “Parallel World” to take up his misfortunes.

I haven’t even done anything and I’m saddled with a huge blame. I was nearly nailed to the wall…

“If you had the power to slay a god back then, then why didn’t you finish it completely, what the hell was the point of leaving behind all that mess?”

Right now, Colin truly wished he could revive that “Colin,” hang him up, and whip him for three days and nights, then tie him up and deliver him in front of those monsters.

Unfortunately, all this talk is useless now.

Colin took a deep breath in private, slightly reining in his negative emotions, and continued on the road while sorting out the entire sequence of events in his mind.

“Now, the first thing that can be confirmed is that the guy must have escaped successfully at the time. It’s just unclear why he ultimately died in that sewer full of rats. Hm, the other bodies are also quite suspicious. The ones who came out correspond exactly to those of us who went in, which clearly looks like some kind of ritual…”

“Right, that Eighth Level official might have been a mole infiltrated long ago. They just don’t know why they chose me. Plus, what that Deep Sea monster said about ‘the ignorant fools who have been deceived’ is quite interesting…”

“‘Future Colin’ also mentioned in his will that everything most likely started with the scheme of some existence. Whether it’s the disaster of this world or something else, it all comes from him. I just don’t know who this mastermind is, daring to plot against higher beings. It’s probably another higher being. If not, it wouldn’t necessarily be much worse than Miss Bunny…”

Colin’s mind was racing, yet, unfortunately, with a lack of key information, he only knew there was a mastermind behind the scenes, but nothing about this mastermind.

No, not nothing…

“Based on the current situation, that being has likely already escaped this ‘Box Garden World,’ and the creatures of the Deep Sea do not know that ‘I’ am already dead. Hence, with the switch in roles, only I am the unlucky one…”

Colin felt a headache coming on, setting aside the huge blame thrown at him. What was troubling him the most now was the monster’s “Deep Sea Curse.”

Although it seems like there’s nothing wrong at the moment, it still put him on edge for some reason.

But before he could ponder on it further, someone suddenly spoke up:

We’re here?

On hearing this, Colin stopped walking and looked ahead, only then realizing that while he had been contemplating, everyone had unknowingly returned to the area outside the formerly-known Shelter No.24 Mall.

And behind them, the Fishmen by the sea did not pursue to kill them.

Colin pursed his lips, suddenly feeling a bit thirsty. He grabbed a bottle of water, opened the cap, and tilted his head back to drink. But just as he took a sip, he suddenly choked, bent over, and sprayed the water out, followed by a violent cough…

“Are you okay?” Qin Chuan and the others were about to question Wang Hu when they turned to see Colin choked by the water, tears and snot streaming down his face, as if his lungs were being carved out.

“No, cough cough… I’m fine…”

It took Colin several seconds of severe coughing before he recovered. Then, he raised his hand to wipe his mouth and nose, enduring the discomfort of choking, and looked at the fallen mineral water with a hint of alarm in his eyes—

Just then, for some reason the mineral water had surged into his windpipe and filled his lungs, truly making him feel as though he was choking to death on water.

And as someone with an “E level” physique, this obviously didn’t make sense.

So the only explanation was…

“That curse, it seems to have started working?”

As Colin’s thoughts raced, he realized the problem and after recognizing it, he discovered that if he listened carefully, he could always hear the sound of waves crashing in his ears…

Some deep-sea call seemed to be inviting him to the ocean.

Even Colin himself couldn’t help but feel the desire to set out…

“I must stay calm!”

Colin shook his head, reining in his thoughts. At this moment, he felt a mysterious fear of anything related to water, rivers, and the sea.

But beyond the fear, his organs, tissues, and cells were instilling an innate impulse to return to the sea.

Colin was not unfamiliar with this odd sensation; sometimes when he was on the rooftop, despite his fear of the height of a dozen floors, when he looked down, there would still be a bizarre urge to jump.

It was the same now…

“I need to figure out a way to leave this godforsaken place fast.”

Colin took a deep breath, realizing that something as mundane as drinking water could inexplicably cause him to choke—and he dared not think what might happen next.

“We’ve just come a long way, don’t drink water so hastily,” Qin Chuan, not thinking much of it, advised, since in his eyes, Colin was just an ordinary person suffering an incurable disease, who, despite the “buff”, was still only at the level of an ordinary person. Choking on water was quite normal.

After speaking, he turned his gaze towards Wang Hu and the others and said, “I hope you won’t hide anything this time. Who is this girl? Are you sure she can lead us to those shelters?”

“Don’t worry…”

Wang Hu, sitting on a stone, glanced at the little girl with a head full of white hair, “Actually, whether it’s her or me, we can both find the shelter. We’re both from the ‘Dawn’s Light Foundation’, no, to be more precise, from a branch of this shelter before the disaster. But I also took on some duties transporting goods, so that’s how I knew the general location of this research institute…”

“Never mind about you for now. What’s the deal with this girl?” Qin Chuan looked at the little girl who seemed to have albinism.

The girl had been in a dazed state since their encounter, not appearing to be normal.

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