SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 607 - 607 461 Rosen I Dont Eat Beef _1

Chapter 607: Chapter 461 Rosen: I Don’t Eat Beef! _1 Chapter 607: Chapter 461 Rosen: I Don’t Eat Beef! _1 “… ‘Lady Rabbit’s’ reputation within the company seems… not very good either?”

Colin’s gaze swept over some content on his notebook.

It mentioned that Rosen, while executing a certain task, encountered an employee who complained about a series of tasks assigned by ‘Lady Rabbit’…

And Rosen offered comfort in response.

“… As a rule, no matter the level of employee, they usually dislike tasks assigned by ‘Lady Rabbit,’ because she always gives out tasks that push the edge of an individual’s abilities, in order to maximize benefits”…”

“Under her arrangement, employees often feel like they are walking on a tightrope or about to capsize at any moment. During the execution of these tasks, many choices once made incorrectly can lead to major problems, but even after receiving numerous reports and complaints, she still tirelessly continues to let people try to complete tasks that are theoretically possible, leveraging as much benefit as possible with the smallest sacrifice…”

“As a result, employees don’t rate her very highly, but… the tasks she assigns usually bring in benefits that match one’s own, resulting in highly polarized evaluations…”

Looking at the description above, Colin’s expression appeared somewhat peculiar.

This was his first time seeing a description of ‘Lady Rabbit’ elsewhere.

Though the content was not extensive…

One thing was certain, ‘Lady Rabbit’ and those like Rosen were from the same batch and not later additions.

Of course, this was all predicated on the fact that an account is non-inheritable and can be permanently retained.

Otherwise, today’s ‘Lady Rabbit’ might be someone else’s successor.

“Assuming what’s said above and the one now are the same person, then ‘Lady Rabbit’ really is considered a senior member, and Rosen’s tone when describing her here seems relatively egalitarian…”

It’s quite a pity…

Colin shook his head slightly as he looked at the content in the notebook.

There was no mention of ‘Lady Rabbit’s’ specific position or Authority Level; one can only roughly guess that her status within the company was not low and that what she mainly managed had to do with tasks.

However, the related description…

Was actually quite accurate.

Colin recalled his tasks, which did indeed often give the feeling of being on the verge of catastrophe.

Initially thinking it was his own issue, it turned out to be a problem with ‘Lady Rabbit.’

“It seems that tasks frequently going awry was ‘Lady Rabbit’s’ fault, not mine…”

Colin murmured and continued reading.

The subsequent mentions of ‘Lady Rabbit’ came to an end, with more about some people and events encountered while recovering the ‘Light’ remnants along the path…

It also mentioned the ‘King of Savage Sound,’ infamous for being as slippery as an eel, snatching things and then trying to flee.

But eventually, it was still caught on the spot by Rosen, wielding the complete ‘0-09 ‘Hunger’,’ and after consuming half of it, tossed it into a special containment chamber for remodeling…

“So it appears, the ‘King of Savage Sound’ is very good at fleeing, eh? If it really can be released in the future, we have to be careful in case it escapes.”

Colin turned to the next page, examining the handwriting chronicling past events.

“Day 731, recovered the core, evacuated the civilians, and set off fireworks in the rampaging World Code-366…”

“Day 829, set off fireworks in the rampaging World Code-211…”

“Day 837, set off fireworks in the rampaging World Code-97…”

“Day 839, Rosen oh Rosen, you can’t keep bombing like this. Mister Huang He demands we recover as many useful worlds as possible, so it looks like we need to relax the review criteria, and leave some leeway…”

“Day 863, these damned Heretic Races! I gave them a chance, yet instead they took it as a sign the company was showing weakness! Daring to ambush our refugee ships! Indeed, compared to higher lifeforms, these non-human Heretic Races are far more vile!”

“Using humans as brood for breeding filthy beings and so on…”

“The entire race’s hatred and evil towards humanity can no longer be reversed. And it is rooted in their very nature, not manipulation by higher beings, and they have no value for reformation nor any possibility of coexistence!”

“Our human blood is more precious than that of every Heretic Race! I will make them remember the respect they should show when encountering humanity!”

“Day 897, set off fireworks in the rampaging World Code-77…”

“Day 897, set off fireworks in the rampaging World Code-59…”

…

“Ah, this…”

Colin opened his mouth wide, looking at this old chap who had been setting off fireworks all along, not knowing how many worlds he destroyed in the process.

Besides “World Codes,” he bombarded people’s mother stars, or threw some high-level Containment Subjects into their lairs, completely eradicating all manner of Heretic and Xenomorphic races, causing many to become utterly extinct…

Now, he was understanding more why some higher lifeforms stationed in “World Code-4” became so agitated when they sensed the company’s approach.

It was all because of the Master who “didn’t eat beef.”

Of course, such assertiveness was external. Internally, Rosen was quite amiable.

“But from the look of these things, such retaliation doesn’t seem to be a problem at all.”

Colin was beginning to feel that wanton destruction wasn’t quite right.

But upon seeing what the Xenomorphic races had been doing, mere destruction seemed insufficient.

Nevertheless, he didn’t dwell on it; an entry in the diary caught Colin’s attention.

In the second half of Rosen’s mission, the upper echelons issued a very special task: recall all the ‘Flame Bearers’ that could be recalled, as it seemed a major mission was about to be launched.