SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 578 - 578 448 Lady Rabbits Crazy Plan._1

Chapter 578: Chapter 448 “Lady Rabbit”‘s Crazy Plan._1 Chapter 578: Chapter 448 “Lady Rabbit”‘s Crazy Plan._1 “…No wonder ‘Miss Bunny’ was so certain…this…”

Colin muttered to himself, holding the contract imbued with special efficacy.

If it was really as he had surmised…

Then it would explain why the other party could prepare things like shipbuilding in advance.

It seems…

This damned “Deep Sea Era” was brought about by them!

And from what he could see at present, everything was already in place; as soon as he signed his name, entering the Deep Sea Era was inevitable.

“However, why would they do this?”

Colin didn’t rush to sign. Under everyone’s gaze, he flipped through the contract while pondering.

With “Lady Rabbit’s” usual habits, it was unlikely that she’d seriously embrace a bizarre idea like “to avoid the end of the world, let’s destroy it first”…

Since they had taken this action, there had to be a reason.

As thoughts flickered, Colin suddenly thought of something.

‘Are they planning to draw from the situation of “The Seventh Box Garden World”? If an apocalypse erupts in the future, then use the ocean to drag everything into the depths to suppress…’

Colin recalled some behind-the-scenes events related to the “The Seventh Box Garden World.”

“Father of the Ocean” was at risk of having his divine power source plundered; during that period, the sea engulfed the land due to the uncontrollable might of his authority, and later, as he was dying, he made the waters recede back into the ocean, taking with him a multitude of anomalies, sealing them in the Deep Sea.

“Lady Rabbit” seemed to be planning to do the same?

“Isn’t this…playing with stakes a bit too high?”

Just thinking about it made Colin’s scalp tingle.

However, unlike the passive situation of the “Father of the Ocean,” this seemed to be a proactive move.

There should be considerable room to maneuver…

The only uncertainty was whether submerging “anomalies” in water was really useful?

“It seems that many such things aren’t afraid of seawater at all. Or is it that, at that time, the water will be mixed with some potent substance?”

“Right, there’s still an egg or a chicken in my mind that I reckon will be important later… Hm.”

“Earlier on, I didn’t see ‘Lady Rabbit’ proposing any ideas about building massive ships. This suggests that the corresponding preparations were likely made after my return from ‘The Seventh Box Garden World.’

With this in mind, Colin glanced at the group of local power representatives around him, unsure if they were aware of the critical information.

‘No, if they didn’t have the relevant information, they probably couldn’t come up with so much…’

‘After all, the so-called mobilization of over seventy percent of the water resources, even if they saw it, they would mostly think that it’s for use inside the ‘Dark Sea World,’ and wouldn’t imagine it being sent to other worlds…’

‘Tsk…’

Colin’s expression was slightly strange.

Ordinary locals might not guess the reason, but those containment subjects that had been affected surely could…

Yet, they still agreed and did not prevent it.

Colin thought that aside from the fact that the team from “Bonfire Company” was really persuasive, it might also be because they truly didn’t care that much.

“Water abundance or lack thereof might not be so significant for them.”

Colin sighed inwardly, then reviewed the contract clauses again, becoming more certain of his conjecture.

The entire document, as thick as a fist, essentially hinged on the key point of “water diversion”; everything else was probably a cover, the true intent obscured.

Of course, this was all predicated on the accuracy of his speculation.

After reading the contract several times and being certain there was nothing in it detrimental to himself, no worry of facing treatment like a corporate person after signing, Colin put down his signature…

“Sssss…”

As the last stroke of his name was completed, the contract suddenly flared up.

And in a very brief moment, it disappeared completely.

Vaguely, Colin felt that he now had a deeper…understanding of this world.

It was as if he had suddenly become its master.

Unfortunately, it seemed his authority fell short, preventing him from utilizing the terms he had just agreed to.

“Maybe when my level is higher, I won’t need ‘Lady Rabbit’; I could directly be nature’s mover myself.”

Colin looked up at the surrounding power representatives, each showing a pained expression.

Clearly, they too had sensed some form of covenant being established.

If they breached it, the consequences were unquestionably unacceptable to them.

However, regarding the water extraction, they didn’t care too much – after all, how much could be extracted from the vast waters of the “Dark Sea”?

Certainly, they couldn’t drain an entire world of its water, could they?

This thought never even crossed their minds.

What they were troubled with was that in addition to coordinating with “Bonfire Company’s” efforts and granting more authority…

They also had to improve the living conditions of ordinary humans under their control and more…

And they could not sacrifice them at will.

Without sacrifices, what was the point in keeping so many people around?

These parasites would only drive up the cost of fish and rice in the Dark Sea if left alone.

But, they didn’t dare disobey these commands.

Some forces had completely turned over their upper echelons, while some received responses directly from the “Gods…”

No matter the circumstance, it indicated they had to follow the higher-ups’ directives.

At this moment, while they were inwardly full of complaints, they had to show a pleased expression on their faces, gathering around Colin, congratulating the successful implementation of the treaties…

‘Good, no fools jumping out to be slapped in the face.’

Colin’s gaze moved away from them to check the content of the “World Code-4” mission in his mind…

The task of signing the contract had been completed, and there seemed to be nothing additional left over.