SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 606 - 606 460 The Adventures of Rosen_2

Chapter 606: Chapter 460 The Adventures of Rosen_2 Chapter 606: Chapter 460 The Adventures of Rosen_2 The shortage of food in the territory would soon be greatly alleviated.

Later, when Colin returned to the territory with Shana, Nun Vanessa came over, looking at Shana with surprise, and then prayed to her right there.

She had heard Shana’s voice many times before, but this was the first time she saw her in person.

“Thank you for speaking up for me…” Shana raised her hand and touched the nun’s head with her wheat-colored skin.

Pure radiance flowed down from her palm, infusing into Vanessa’s head, and brought her a boost.

Then, Shana seemed to sense something, turned her gaze, and saw a little girl with red eyes curiously staring at her from afar…

‘That somewhat special little girl?’ An idea flashed through Shana’s mind.

But before she could think further, a blue-haired female knight approached, pulling back Shana’s attention.

The female knight then knelt on one knee in front of Shana:

“Thank you for the War God’s blessing, you have finally returned.”

Compared to others, Shana’s attitude was much better toward this deputy who had been with her during the disaster.

It’s just that hearing the other party utter praises about the War God…

She made a strange expression, then finally said, “Alright, get up, there’s no need for these elaborate rituals between you and me.”

Helena’s sister nodded, got to her feet, looked at Colin, and was about to say something when she paused abruptly.

Seeing Colin standing shoulder to shoulder with the Saintess, it seemed… their relationship appeared…

Somehow, even closer than hers?

Even though she knew the Saintess better, she had the feeling of an outsider…

There was an inexplicable taste to it.

However, she didn’t think too much, thanked Colin and mentioned that her family would definitely show their gratitude in a big way.

Truthfully, she did not expect that Colin could bring people back in just one day.

This showed that the “Bonfire” Divine Envoy was indeed powerful, master of incomprehensible methods, as well as formidable strength…

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Aside from there, in a more distant place, some employees were looking over, casting curious glances like “Life Mentor Adorable” had done before.

But alas, they could only perceive a sense of holiness, purity, and a vague sense of ethereal beauty.

They couldn’t make out the details anyway…

Some tried to focus their eyes in order to take a closer look, only to have their pupils stung by the brightness.

“Hahaha…” other employees showed schadenfreude smiles.

Yet, without paying too much attention to them, Colin led Shana into the “former ‘Light’ Church, now Bonfire Church,” where Shana could recuperate in peace.

Standing before the kindled bonfire, she felt the warmth of the flames above.

Shana squinted comfortably.

This was not the first time she had seen the flame, but only by being near it could she understand its true specialty.

“Right, those more than ten thousand disaster victims on the periphery of the ‘Plague of Magic Fog,’ I plan to form a team with my people and that female knight to bring them out. What do you think?”

Colin said while pulling over two chairs and asking Shana.

The fields were now mostly ready…

Other matters were generally stable; it was time for them to go out and try more work.

Maybe they could trigger a mission and earn some more points.

“They… Can they manage?” Shana accepted the chair, sat down with her legs together, placing her hands on her thighs, and while basking in the warmth of the fire, she was somewhat apprehensive.

The abilities of these people did not seem very high…

“Don’t worry, they can’t get to the core area, but they can manage a trip around the periphery.”

Colin wasn’t too worried; judging by the location given by Shana, that position was fairly peripheral and quite safe.

It shouldn’t lead to any further accidents…

“Okay then, I’ll give them some blessings and things at that time, oh, and also them…”

Shana said halfway, seemingly recalling something, as ripples of light surged in her ice-blue eyes like stones being cast into the center of a calm lake.

At the same time, Colin saw a door made of light appear in a certain part of the church.

As the door was gradually opened, Colin saw a spatial area inside with thousands of disaster victims lying peacefully in their sleep.

Thin streams of light flowed from Shana’s body, dragging each person out like tentacles.

Seeing this, Colin called some employees from outside, bringing out all the sleeping people from the church like a truck being unloaded.

Otherwise, given the scale of the church, it would be difficult to accommodate so many people.

“They should start waking up one after another in about an hour,” Shana explained.

After dealing with these people, which took about fifteen minutes, thin streams of light pulled out hundreds of irregular orbs wrapped in a substantial amount of white light.

“Do you still need this?” Shana asked, as the layered light dissipated from her eyes.

The door of light vanished, and the light wrapping the irregular orbs dissipated as well, revealing the enclosed creatures—

Chunks of grotesque flesh of various sizes.

What the heck?

Colin felt a sense of déjà vu but couldn’t remember at first. He flared his nostrils, took a whiff of the air, and then his expression changed.

“‘Human Patchwork Monster’? So many of them?!”

“Yeah, I heard you talking about them before and seemed to be looking for them, so during the previous fight, I intercepted some and preserved their bodies for collection.”

“Great, great, great!”

Colin was moved; “Smiling Mountain of Corpses” was about to be upgraded again!

At the same time, a task popped up before his eyes.

[Event Three: Toss the “Smiling Mountain of Corpses” and the corresponding materials into the bonfire, and spend a certain amount of points to improve the item’s effect level.]

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Seeing this, Colin didn’t hesitate and went about doing what the instructions specified.

A confirmation message quickly popped up in the bonfire.

[This upgrade will consume all materials and require 5,000 Bonfire Points. Do you confirm the upgrade?]

“Only five thousand?”

Without giving it much thought, Colin immediately chose to confirm.

Soon enough, following a burst of special sound effects, the new “Fusion Card: Smiling Mountain of Corpses” was ready!

Colin eagerly picked it up to check it out.

It was still a Purple Item and hadn’t broken through to orange, but the purple text was richer.

As for the description page…

Originally, twelve bodies were needed to use this item.

But now, only three were required, and the scale of release had increased significantly. A single Corpse Mountain could exceed ten meters in diameter, truly making it a mountain of corpses!

As for other skill aspects, two new ones were added.

One was “Adaptive Evolution,” which allowed it to evolve physiques that adapt to various extreme environments by devouring corpses.

Or evolve suitable limbs to perform tasks.

The second was a long-distance transport skill that worked across tens of kilometers!

“If it eats enough bodies, its upper limit can reach the strength of a Second Order Containment Subject, not bad, not bad…”

Colin nodded, noting that up to now, many pieces of equipment had become unnecessary.

For instance, “Money Slave” was now basically for his subordinates’ use, and “Smiling Mountain of Corpses” was one of them.

But after a boost, it could be useful once again!

“Very nice.” Colin thanked Shana.

“As long as you like it.”

Shana raised her hand, swept her hair back, smiled, then reached into the Storage Room and pulled out a hardcover notebook: “Want to take a look at this?”

Colin’s gaze shifted, and he was taken aback when he saw that the cover was inscribed with five big, formal characters.

“The Adventures of Rosen?”

That guy, who liked to hold back, actually left behind adventures?

“Did he write this himself, or…” Colin asked curiously.

“I’m not sure, this book is something left over from before. Take a look and if possible, tell me what it says.”

“Alright.”

Colin took the notebook from her hands.

Then…

When he flipped open the first page and read part of the content, Colin’s face scrunched up.

He wore the expressions of an old man befuddled by subway trains and smartphones.

The notebook had loads of phrases like “ancient times,” “worshipped by all,” and “dictatorial for eternity”…

If there weren’t some actual content, Colin would have suspected he was reading a cultivation novel.

‘Unless it’s some mistake, the intelligence behind the ‘Fire Tree Mark’ must have come from this guy.’

Colin couldn’t help but mutter to himself.

“What’s up? Anything strange?” asked Shana.

“It’s nothing, just a bit strong-tasting…”

Colin waved his hand to indicate it was nothing and then continued reading somewhat speechlessly.

However, when he came across some important information, his brows furrowed a little more…

There was indeed a lot of intelligence in there.

But much of it was somewhat outdated for him, like something about the top three World Codes, who’s legacy to reclaim, and so on…

What caught his interest was that Colin actually saw a description of “Lady Bunny” in there!

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