SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 626 - 626 469 The Special Module of the Subsidiary

Chapter 626: Chapter 469 “The ‘Special Module’ of the Subsidiary.” _1 Chapter 626: Chapter 469 “The ‘Special Module’ of the Subsidiary.” _1 “Ah, this… this, isn’t this…”

Colin blinked, if he wasn’t mistaken, the effect of this ability and everything…

Why does it look so familiar?

Wait, isn’t this “Descent of the Fire God”?

Previously, when saving Shana, it was difficult to control, so Colin tossed it to cover their retreat. Later, when Shana summoned the Angel of Wisdom, he didn’t know if it was sealed or it had run away.

Anyway, Colin hadn’t seen it appear again.

Unexpectedly, it had been quietly captured by the company and transformed into an artifact…

“But, the question is… why was the artifact made so quickly this time?”

Colin looked at the glass orb-like “Talent” in his hand, clearly feeling that the flame inside was familiar.

It was filled with that sense of frenzy…

He was probably right, it’s just that he didn’t know why the artifact was created so quickly this time.

“Forget it, no matter how it happened, an orange Talent, I’ll see how strong it is before deciding…”

His current Talents were one purple and one green, the purple one being “Potential Burst,” while he spent a point to dismantle the green Talent and throw it into the “Storage Room.” He then tried to affix “Mad Flame·Mad Flame Possession.”

[Once this “Talent” is installed, it will bind to the host and be difficult to remove, posing certain risks.]

[Please confirm your choice once more.]

“Do I really need to confirm it again? Is it that formal?”

Colin was surprised for a moment, but he wasn’t overly concerned.

After all, the strength of this Talent wasn’t low…

The stronger he became, the stronger it became as well, so there was no need to worry too much about being left behind by the times.

Whether orange Talents are more powerful than Golden Artifacts is debatable, but their rarity is definitely not any less than that of Golden Artifacts.

Plus, it was an artifact adapted for “Flame Bearers.”

Colin chose to ignore the risk and continued with the installation.

The next second, the glass orb melted, and strands of frenzied flame burrowed into his body.

Colin clearly felt a type of flame essence, similar to that of the “Flame Bearer,” but far more volatile and chaotic, surge into his body, leaving a special kind of slow brand like blood vessels between his limbs and body.

“If the ‘Flame Bearer’s’ flame projection can stabilize and strengthen the relatively positive aspects of ‘humanity’ to some extent…”

“Then this flame, I’m afraid, might ignite humanity, scorch reason, and is extremely violent in nature…”

“But fortunately, it seems to be at a lower level, so it can be controlled by ‘Flame Bearers.'”

As many thoughts flashed through his mind, Colin closed his eyes, his thoughts whirling as flames began to burn on the surface of his body.

Then, another wave of intensely burning Wildfire coiled around his hand.

Meanwhile, during this process, his pupils dilated to two-thirds their size, and within this dilation, a swirl of red flames spun, and around it, some small vortexes also slowly rotated…

Underneath his skin, some mysterious patterns emerged along with his blood vessels.

These were the outward expressions when using this power.

At this moment, Colin felt that if he wished, these flames could rapidly expand and coalesce into an avatar similar to the former “Descent of the Fire God.”

Only, unlike that uncontrollable avatar, this one could be manipulated.

“When it comes to making various artifacts, in the hands of the company, your boss is still your boss.”

The “Descent of the Fire God,” once highly unstable and disposable after one use in official hands, was quickly re-engineered by the company and became available for use whenever desired.

Colin murmured and then squinted slightly, sensing some of the special things it contained.

Gradually…

A dream-like vision appeared in his mind.

A bundle of frenzied flames was held in the mouth of a somewhat shriveled hand with a mouth.

When he attempted to use the corresponding power…

The mouth began to absorb the flames, then, in an unknown way, transmitted them to him.

“Ah, is it that crude and simple…”

Colin’s expression was strange, but after a while, he suddenly had an inspiration, understanding why this thing had fallen into the company’s hands.

To be precise, after Colin had used it to cover their retreat on the spot, it had been swallowed by “Hunger.”

Later, “Hunger” was successfully contained and, along with it, became the spoils of the company.

Then quite naturally, it flowed into his hands.

All in all, it sort of resembled the saying, ‘When the snipe and the clam grapple, it is the fisherman who profits.’

He just didn’t know what other valuable things the company had managed to salvage from the belly of that “Hunger.”

“Phew…”

Taking a deep breath, Colin put away his “Divine Skills,” and everything returned to normal.

“With this orange Talent, in my normal state, I guess I could take on ordinary Ninth Level Personnel without a similar background, right? As for C Level, I’m not sure, I haven’t had a direct fight so I don’t know clear…”

Colin recalled the ordinary C Level Personnel he had seen on the “Starship,” coming back from history.

He didn’t know what kind of ace they held, but usually it was even odds…

Perhaps he might be even slightly stronger.

“It’s just… I feel like I’m turning into some kind of discount warrior…”

Colin thought about some of the artifacts in his hands, “Flame Bearer’s Goodwill (Eyeball),” “Flame Bearer’s Grease,” “The Sealed Right Hand,” the combination of Wildfire and the severed left hand, plus the heart and severed hand he might get later…

It all seemed a bit abstract to him.

When he first joined the company, Colin thought that human body parts’ “hot-swapping” and “plug-and-play” were specialties of the “Human Patchwork Monster,” but now he realized that his perspective had been too narrow, the one playing it smoothest was the “Flame Bearer” after all…