SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 373 - 373 368 Containment Protocol Unleashed (Mega

Chapter 373: Chapter 368 “Containment Protocol” Unleashed! (Mega Chapter)_2 Chapter 373: Chapter 368 “Containment Protocol” Unleashed! (Mega Chapter)_2 Before long, Colin was discovered once again.

“There are five people in this carriage, and it seems there isn’t a ‘Destiny Propeller’ among them. So it looks like there’s no need to hold back…”

“However, speaking of which, aside from the fifth carriage where a ‘Destiny Propeller’ used his unique trait to detect me one step ahead, in the other carriages…”

“It seems like every time they only find out after eavesdropping for a while? Until now, I haven’t been aware of the reason they discovered us. Is this to avoid a bug and forcefully create a plot trigger?”

As the thought flashed through his mind, Colin charged forward, plunging directly into the enemy’s formation.

Soon after, a glob of grease was flung out, and a massive burst of flames erupted, almost entirely filling the carriage in an instant and scattering the enemies’ combat positions, swallowing them into the sea of fire…

And it wasn’t just them; the “Son of Cruelty,” who was “breakdancing” in the corner, also changed color.

“Hiss, damn, Brother Shunzi, Brother Shunzi, please control your Divine Skills, keep them in check, please…”

The terrifying flames didn’t affect them much personally; they just felt a bit hot and a little short of breath…

But the problem was the effect on their equipment!

Even though it wasn’t a direct attack, the “Son of Cruelty” noticed that the integrity of his equipment had actually suffered some damage!

This was something that had never happened before during a mission!

Of course, they only cried out in their hearts and didn’t dare to speak up, afraid that if they really affected the other party, it wouldn’t be good.

However, under Colin’s full-on assault, the fight didn’t last long.

In less than ten minutes, without them even having the chance to go all out, all the D Level Personnel ended up as ashes in the bonfire…

The sixth carriage, passed!

“Withdraw!”

Colin gestured with his hand, and the fire rolling through the train carriage receded, transforming into a fireball burning behind his head.

Seeing this, the “Son of Cruelty” in the corner breathed a sigh of relief, mournfully glanced at his equipment, which had lost almost one percent of its integrity, and then walked over to them.

“Nothing weird happened to you guys, right?” Colin asked.

“Apart from some damage to the integrity of the equipment, it seems nothing else happened. At least to our own senses, we haven’t noticed any abnormalities…”

Damage to equipment? Isn’t that an anomaly? Why would there be damage to equipment all of a sudden…

Colin furrowed his brows, “What’s going on? Why is the equipment damaged?”

But after he asked, he noticed the others’ expressions were a bit strange, and, hesitating a little, they still explained the reason.

“Uh… sorry, I really didn’t know this would happen.”

Colin awkwardly laughed; he truly didn’t know that his flames could damage equipment.

Especially when not targeted, just some AOE damage had caused a problem.

Colin couldn’t help thinking of a saying—”When immortals fight, mortals suffer.”

But speaking of which, his own equipment seemed to be unaffected by bonfire.

It was just “Yukionna” who had some complaints, not very fond of it, but in the case that Colin didn’t specify, the flames wouldn’t harm her, so the impact was not significant…

‘Perhaps it’s because these items are bound to me?’

Colin pondered.

However, while that was a nice thought, he didn’t plan to change his fighting style. In critical moments, they would just have to put “Son of Cruelty” and the others through a bit more hardship.

As long as they could pass through and leave, this minor sacrifice clearly wasn’t too much of a problem.

“The next one is the seventh carriage. It’s highly probable that the Level C Employee is there. I’m not sure I can take him down smoothly. If things go south, you guys will have to ensure your own survival as much as possible.”

“Do not think of dying and coming back next time. Although you can be resurrected in this copy after death, that’s only the case for the first few carriages…”

“If you die later on, resurrection might still work, but there’s a good chance it will come at a cost. That happened to me in ‘Passionate Paradise,’ you could be resurrected there, but resurrection meant almost no chance of leaving again…”

Colin took out a piece of milk hazelnut chocolate, put it into his mouth, and started telling the employees about his past.

Hearing his words, their expressions turned serious, and they began to prepare.

None of them wanted to be trapped here for a lifetime…

Seeing them taking it to heart, Colin, while sucking on the chocolate, also started to check his own supplies to ensure there would be no problems in this aspect for the upcoming fight.

‘There’s bound to be trouble in the seventh carriage, either during the fight or after it…’

Colin considered the mission requirements for a moment. It stated that the duration of the stay in the seventh carriage had to be three hours, but it didn’t say what would happen after those three hours.

Unable to think of anything more, he shook his head and collected his thoughts.

Then, Colin took out the “Shield of Fairness Adjudication,” and under some sort of guidance, looked toward “Fool’s Mushroom.”

“Sure enough, it’s not an illusion. Holding this thing, even without using the powers of the ‘Arena of Honor,’ grants some subtle passive effects, immediately locking onto the weakest person present, and giving a rough sense of everyone’s combat power, as well as the most threatening individual…”

Colin muttered to himself. When he had used it just a moment ago, he had sensed through the “Shield Emblem” that unsightly guy, feeling he had a somewhat deadly aura.

However, he himself had thought that guy, who only deserved a passing mention, wouldn’t pose much of a threat, but it turned out the Shield’s judgement was slightly more accurate.