SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 351 - 351 349 Boiling Inside the Company_1

Chapter 351: Chapter 349 Boiling Inside the Company_1 Chapter 351: Chapter 349 Boiling Inside the Company_1 “Arsonist, Seek Pig, Dog Brother?”

Colin glanced at the IDs of these people and realized they were from the last batch of the mission.

He quickly skimmed through their messages and grasped the reason why this group had @ him.

It’s related to “World Code -4″…

“This time the time seems to have been corrected, the same as me—entered at noon and returned to the real world at three o’clock. There was no situation like last time… Has the timeline been corrected?”

Sitting on the bed, Colin stroked his chin.

For this situation, he wasn’t very surprised. At present, it seems that the times in each “World Code” should be equivalent.

However, this group didn’t run into any setbacks in the Deep Sea World this time; they just carried out some scattered regular exploration tasks…

With the assistance of the local species, “Sea Siren,” there wasn’t much of a problem.

As for those more powerful beings, they probably won’t come up to make trouble again in the short term…

After all, the previous time Colin went there, those beings reacted because they were worried that he’d come up and directly press the “nuclear button”…

Now the misunderstanding can’t be said to be resolved, but as long as he doesn’t destroy the world, the higher beings probably won’t continue to kick up a fuss.

Although everyone still doesn’t get along with each other, if they can just get by without interfering with one another, life can go on.

“I didn’t expect that an Evil God would also have a day to protect the world…”

Having thoroughly sorted through the logic, Colin still felt somewhat peculiar in his heart.

“The matter with ‘Corps’ seems to be unresolved still, and I have no idea what those people were doing by entering ‘World Code -4.’ Could it be they want to use it as a stepping stone to enter the first three worlds?”

Colin had some speculations; after all, it seems that the company still places much importance on the matter with the former employee, Rosen.

And within “World Code,” there had been a death of a big shot from Bonfire Company.

Apparently, the former employee died while carrying out the task to recover his leftover affairs; however, the specific details of the task were not disclosed.

“Just don’t know what level a company member crowned as a big shot by ‘Bonfire Company’ could be at.”

He felt it should be an existence capable of going head-to-head with a complete Level Zero lifeform.

As for whether this kind of “big shot” is human or not, it’s hard to say…

Shaking his head, he looked again and noticed, besides these matters, this group kept asking when he would next go to “World Code -4.” Although they hadn’t faced any crises this trip, Tina tormented them so much that they were all a bit neurotic.

That little “Sea Siren” appeared from the most unexpected places almost every minute.

Asking the Arsonist and others incessantly when he would come…

Not just her, many mermaids would ask, only Tina was the most fanatical.

“Going to ‘World Code -4,’ huh…”

Colin tilted his head and pondered for a moment, feeling he likely didn’t have any time for the short term.

Then, without further thought, he checked the mission settlement…

Counting the guaranteed one thousand points from “Lady Bunny,” the total settlement was just a plain seven thousand-plus points.

However, Colin wasn’t interested in points.

“Two Gold Mission Vouchers, not bad. I now have nine Gold Mission Vouchers, and to buy one dose of D Level Gene Compensation Medicine, it only takes 3 vouchers plus 1800 points…”

Touching his chin, Colin pondered and calculated his future plans.

Currently, he already had one dose of D Level Gene Compensation Medicine from a previous mission.

That is to say, as long as the next mission goes smoothly, he could become a Late Stage D Level by doing nothing and using the medicine at home every week…

And then, getting seven more Gold Mission Vouchers, plus the remaining three, to exchange for ten “Freely Discretionary Points” from the Gene Compensation Panel would make him a D Level at full circle!

After that, it would be C Level…

“This, ‘Lady Bunny’ had said before, if I successfully investigate the ‘Book of Fate’s’ status and complete the ‘undercover’ mission smoothly, I would get her personal assistance. Judging by her tone, it doesn’t seem difficult?”

Colin sat cross-legged on the bed, touching his chin.

Although his current “undercover” life was a little bit different from what he had thought.

It felt like everyone in the world seemed to know he was undercover…

But it wasn’t a big issue, the company usually cares about the result and isn’t too concerned about whether or not he’s been discovered.

“Putting that aside, even if I could hide well, it wouldn’t matter.”

After roughly sorting out the current situation, Colin again opened the chat channel inside the Parchment to take a look.

It wasn’t much different from when he checked before entering in the morning…

Those asking for help were still asking, the ones doing science popularization were still at it, those selling equipment kept selling, those asking offline daily reality were still seeking that, and with the influx of a bunch of newcomers, the inner chat was still a scene full of vibrant and burgeoning life.

“It’s just that the conflict between new and former employees seems to have intensified a bit…”

Colin lurked quietly, his gaze sweeping across the stream of messages.

Because there were too many people working, task distribution was uneven, and many former employees averaged 0.5 tasks in the last two weeks, with monthly points income not exceeding 300, further widening the wealth gap.

Without points, they couldn’t buy the things they wanted.

Their promotion speed had slowed significantly…

So much so that many former employees had to leave their homes, they had stayed in for over a hundred and eighty years, to go to other smaller cities or even directly to some remote countries to look for tasks, and then bitterly criticized the new employees for lacking martial ethics, turning the situation too competitive and so forth.

The previously niche “Emperor of Labor Invasion” incidents or “King Virus” sayings are now aired openly…

“Who exactly is doing these tasks?”

“Three weeks, it’s been three whole weeks, and I haven’t gotten a new task, I can’t even get a regular task…”

“Now, who is really doing the tasks?”

“How come so many people pop up all of a sudden, what’s going on?”

“These people, one, don’t bubble up, two, don’t show off equipment, three, don’t share mission experiences, what kind of people are these?”

“Every day, just snatching tasks…”

“In the past, when you were idle, you could still apply for extra tasks on your own. Now all the orders have been snatched, what are these newly arrived doing, just doing tasks all day?”

“It was fine that there were fewer regular tasks, but even the tasks on the ‘Task Board’ for voluntary application have been snatched…”

“Are these tasks something you newbies can complete?”

“Not only did they complete them, they completed them so quickly it’s alarming. Are they still newbies? What’s the situation? Not even robots can work like these guys…”

“It’s like this now, won’t the company take care of it? If we can’t grow up, who’s going to be responsible when the world is destroyed?”

“Company, company, come out and say something!”

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