SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 513 - 513 422 Give up obsession instantly become a better

Chapter 513: 422 “Give up obsession, instantly become a better person”?_1 Chapter 513: 422 “Give up obsession, instantly become a better person”?_1 “The thing I didn’t remember… wasn’t an employee… it was…”

“There’s another ‘Flame Bearer’ here…”

“Such an important matter, it seems, I never asked about it at all?”

Colin felt a sudden clarity in his heart and realized who the “end observation” on the event sign referred to…

It wasn’t him, but the one here…

A former “Flame Bearer”!

As for those employees… indeed, I had forgotten, but since I remembered halfway through, it doesn’t count as forgetting.

He subconsciously turned his head to look around and found that all four employees had fainted.

But he couldn’t concern himself with that, as a tremor in Colin’s heart suggested there might be a “Flame Bearer” still alive here.

And had they been observing him all this time?

Without further thought, at this moment, a light burst forth from the profound darkness before him, illuminating all the darkness like the first explosion in the universe.

The pitch-black view before him finally cleared, and the entire scene came into view once again.

And at that moment, Colin was taken aback.

He didn’t see the figure of the “Flame Bearer,” but he did notice, somewhat unexpectedly, the “meteorites” above had caught fire, and the limbs of the First Level Containment Subjects were twisting as if screaming soundlessly…

“The coal, it’s screaming…”

Colin looked at the scene and couldn’t help thinking this thought.

With his uniquely powerful vision and a power similar to the “Flame Bearer,” Colin focused intently and vaguely “saw” that these remnants of First Level Containment Subjects were not simply chopped up, bundled haphazardly with rock and soil, and discarded into space.

On their bodies, they bore an indelible stamp similar to the “examination passed” mark on pork.

“‘Containment Protocol P-… What? It’s too far, the letters are so small, and with the glare like light pollution, I can’t see it very clearly.”

Colin muttered to himself, but regardless, the situation here still shocked him.

However, they were indeed high-level containment subjects, and given their numbers, even if ignited by the bonfire, they wouldn’t be easily destroyed and couldn’t be dealt with all at once.

But at that moment, under the severe heat of the flames, many “grease” like essences began to ooze from the numerous limbs…

Once these essences emerged, they were absorbed by the special stamps above.

Subsequently, a peculiar force spread from the “Containment Protocol” stamps, petrifying them and continuously producing more stone-like structures reminiscent of granite…

Eventually, they were completely engulfed and floated in the sky, just as before.

The dizzying resurrection that afflicted everyone seemed to stop so readily.

‘Yes, judging from the current situation, relying solely on a few regular Level C Employees’ ‘The King’s Return,’ it’s hard to hold back such a large group of superior entities. The real key lies still in the backup left by the original ‘Flame Bearer.'”

Colin was moved by what he saw.

As the activities of the old debris halted, within the starship, behind the invisible fissure, the various wills started fading after their failed rush in both directions, emitting feelings of unwillingness, anger, and so on…

“‘Flame Bearer’… give it back to me…”

“Let me out…”

“Let me return here, and I will grant you the greatest glory. Just release me, and I will help you handle the ‘Hunger’ in you, letting you truly master it…”

“…”

Colin heard all manner of not-quite-human whispers in his ears again.

Some threatened him, some roared, and some attempted to promise something to get him to release those creatures.

A severe sense of throbbing pain bombarded his mind with every word…

But just then, Colin faintly felt as if the bonfire beside him began to speak…?

“When I come, you shall bow your heads. I will permit you to speak, and then you may speak…”

The intangible words were transmitted away.

Colin was startled. What’s going on, had his flames gained sentience?

That’s not right, is it… the “Flame Bearer” responding through his power?

‘Where is he? Why can’t I sense him at all?’ Colin wondered, puzzled.

Ever since just now, he had been trying to sense the exact location of the “Flame Bearer,” but had not had any success.

He could vaguely tell what the other party was doing, but he couldn’t see the person.

Logically, the “Flame Bearer” is bright and not adept at hiding.

But so far, he still hadn’t seen where the entity was…

However, it was after this response emerged that those terrifying voices in his mind that could kill a mere mortal stopped causing him pain…

But just at that moment, a profound darkness took advantage of the weakening old wills, pushed them aside, and gained control of all the fissures. It started to gather some sort of force, extending a dark, massive hand towards Colin.

It was more condensed than before, unstoppable by anything, not even by the special, supposedly Ancient God-resistant and self-repairing starship steel…

During this process, the dark hand expanded, calling out to the “Red Moon” with the intention of seizing Colin.

However, this time, it had barely extended halfway…

Colin felt a bonfire near him go out of control.

Turning into a sphere, it was then kicked away as if by a foot.

This fireball was also peculiar, much brighter than when Colin manipulated it himself, and it seemed to travel in another plane, unrestricted by physical matter, piercing through steel and most substances.

It headed straight for the black hand…

Suddenly, the two made contact.

Contrary to expectations, no explosion occurred; the blackness of the hand melted away under the glow of the light…