SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 527 - 527 426 Bonfire Companys Recruitment

Chapter 527: Chapter 426 “Bonfire Company’s” Recruitment Standards. _2 Chapter 527: Chapter 426 “Bonfire Company’s” Recruitment Standards. _2 ‘It seems that for those who are severely disabled on their first mission, they are typically assigned tasks similar to The Descent but not exactly that, like obtaining a random body at a certain location on Earth…’

Thoughts flickered through Colin’s mind.

Though these aren’t necessarily one hundred percent accurate…

They likely come close to the truth, at least in one aspect: Company employees rarely suffer emotional breakdowns.

In any case, Colin himself had hardly ever witnessed such an event.

Furthermore, due to a pervasive “never give up” attitude among the staff, their favorite thing to do was to slack off overtly while secretly being a hard worker.

Meanwhile, after initially broaching the topic, those present also began to exchange information.

At this moment, someone spoke up:

“By the way, speaking of which, has anyone here joined the official forces?”

Hearing this, Colin turned to glance at him, pondered for a moment, and could confirm that the speaker was not an official member.

“Yes, I have. Why do you ask?” An employee at the “double” F Level from Bonfire Company spoke up.

Caught by surprise at his response, some people paused, then began regarding him with a hint of wariness.

“Just wondering how the treatment is once you join the official forces…”

As he spoke, this wild Employee Level E glanced at Colin, then looked away, continuing, “I’ve seen all sorts of claims and I don’t fully believe them, but here, with witnesses, I’m curious to learn more…”

“Actually, it’s not much, just some travel restrictions, the occasional cooperation with interrogations and blood tests. The perks are, your tasks will have a specialized team to assist, they give you all sorts of life-saving items, and then the pay really is high, all sorts of subsidies, basically never short on money…”

“Of course, this is all within reason; you can definitely get a few tens to hundreds of thousands a year. If that’s not enough, you can exchange Points for money at a higher rate than within the company—several times higher.”

“As for status, currently, anyone who sees you will show respect; you’ll often see those people you never could reach before come to offer their condolences…”

“Simply put, by joining the official forces, even as the lowest F-Level Company employee, you essentially transcend your original class.”

“…”

Hearing this, the rest of the Bonfire Company staff couldn’t help but be somewhat tempted.

After encountering the supernatural, they weren’t too concerned about class distinctions.

But they were quite drawn to the idea of receiving assistance from various official powers, knowing from some who had interacted with official forces before how vast and mysterious their scale is, full of capable individuals.

If they could get the protection of these forces, their mortality rates would significantly decrease.

And there was another point…

The company, for some reason, currently showed particular favoritism towards employees involved with the officials.

As a result, other employees were left with no missions to take on.

If they really couldn’t compete with these “Emperors of Labor”… they had no choice but to join in.

Otherwise, given a choice, most wouldn’t opt to take on Brother Shunzi’s “The Descent Project” with its potentially limitless dangers.

At this point, a D Level Personnel, other than Kě’ài duō, spoke up, throwing cold water on everyone’s enthusiasm:

“Aren’t you worried about exposing your location and getting eliminated by those robots?”

But before he could continue, “Life Mentor Adorable” took the initiative to speak:

“Actually, about those internal chat bots, reporting someone else’s information to them doesn’t really do anything; it only matters if you personally, in your own belief, reveal your location.

“Otherwise, even if you accidentally let slip your own position, at most it might attract other people, not those ‘robots.’

“So you don’t have to worry too much.”

“What if the other person reports their location and tries to drag you into it?” the D Level Personnel continued to inquire.

“Just close your eyes and don’t listen,” replied Kě’ài duō. “To my knowledge, as long as you don’t interact with them, nothing will happen to you. Based on this, they can’t ambush you using this method because if you don’t know, you won’t be harmed the entire time. There was an experiment like this before…”

‘Huh… this Kě’ài duō, even if not an official, must have quite a few connections at home,’ Colin couldn’t help but click his tongue inwardly.

He could pretty much confirm that the experiment mentioned was the recent incident orchestrated by the “Global Supernatural Alliance.”

Many had died then, including several high-ranking individuals.

Yet, surprisingly, many ordinary people had managed to survive.

This information was relatively secret, and the fact that “Life Mentor Adorable” knew of it suggested he probably held no low status in the real world.

At this moment, Colin felt someone’s gaze on him. Looking up, it was the other D Level Personnel.

Obviously, he was uncertain about Kě’ài duō’s words, seeking some kind of confirmation from Colin…

“It’s roughly correct.”

Colin made no habit of being cryptic and nodded straightforwardly.

“In that case, there shouldn’t be any major problems,” the D Level Personnel thought, probably harboring certain ideas.

Then, Li Ming, who was sitting to one side, couldn’t help but sigh, “I just wonder when someone will solve this thing. Every time I ask something up there, they always follow up with mentions of me, it seemed silly at first, but it’s somewhat unsettling after a while.”

“You don’t have to think too much about that,” Colin said offhandedly.