SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 442 - 442 390 Enemy from the Sky_3

Chapter 442: Chapter 390 Enemy from the Sky!_3 Chapter 442: Chapter 390 Enemy from the Sky!_3 If he hadn’t come this time, the domain would be prepared, but not as disastrously as before; nevertheless, many would likely still perish…

Unfortunately for them, this time, he was there.

“Now, as long as I don’t enter some special locations, like the depths of the ‘Plague of Magic Fog,’ I can basically claim to be invincible in the world. However, apart from the Magic Fog, it seems that some other people have also arrived…”

Colin’s gaze swept over and noticed some teams that could still be considered strong on this land, rushing towards his direction.

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Meanwhile, in a southeastern direction, a three-hundred-person troop was slowly advancing towards Colin’s territory from outside the Knight Kingdom…

They were from the neighboring Snow Empire, well-equipped, and even the least among them had the strength of a trainee knight.

Grouped together, they could even launch a large-scale war charge, facing a massive battlefield composed of tens of thousands of combatants…

“A minor ‘Plague of Magic Fog’ by the looks of it, those people of some Bonfire Church or whatever will probably suffer again, hehe…”

An Imperial Knight Legion Commander, with a scarred face, glanced at the distant Magic Fog and sneered.

“The monsters in the Mist Disaster seem to target that little town church; are we heading there now?”

“No, there’s no rush, we’ll approach them according to our other plan,” the commander said, waving his hand. He planned to intervene after the invasion of the Magic Fog, to co-opt their strength and make them serve the empire.

Although he did not understand why the people of The Kingdom of Knights recognized such a minor church on the border…

Even allowing it to become a completely independent domain.

It didn’t matter, after recruiting them, their further plots against The Kingdom of Knights could be signalled.

A “Church of Light” priest accompanying the troops seemed to want to say something. According to his intelligence, the Bonfire Apostle was far more terrifying than the others knew, but after a moment’s thought, he remained silent.

These people were customarily arrogant and hardly ever listened to his advice.

“Whoo-hoo-hoo!” A whimpering spiritual storm spread out like a low weep…

In the distant sky, a huge figure appeared from above.

Seeing this figure, the commander’s expression grew solemn, “A tiny ‘Wailing Angel,’ huh…”

It was indeed a troublesome creature. Not to mention that it could fly hundreds of meters high, making it extremely difficult to attack, even if it landed, it would still be a hassle to deal with…

However, considering the benefits of recruiting the so-called “Bonfire” force under his command, he decided to go anyway…

Just then, the light in the dim sky suddenly brightened.

Everyone instinctively looked up, immediately seeing what seemed like a sun rising gently over the silent woods around the small town. It rose to a certain height and then fell towards the Magic Fog like a meteor…

“Boom!”

A mushroom cloud ignited with flames slowly ascended.

Within the firelight, the Magic Fog was burned to nothingness, and the figure of the “Wailing Angel” vanished entirely…

For a moment, the Knight Legion was enveloped in an eerie silence, so profound it was as if you could hear a pin drop.

“Gulp…” An officer on horseback took a deep breath, then broke the silence, “Commander, do we still covertly subdue them and then intervene…”

“Impudence!”

The commander snapped back to reality. He glanced at the non-Knight Legion personnel within the troops and then fiercely lashed his whip against the officer:

“What intervention? What are you talking about? Don’t speak nonsense and spread rumors! Respecting his holy sovereignty and not interfering with the internal affairs of other forces is a consistent practice of the empire…”

Feeling the vibration in the air, he finally understood why The Kingdom of Knights, a nation known for its exclusivity, would actually recognize an obscure small church…

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