SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 638 - 638 476 The Person Who Will Destroy the World

Chapter 638: Chapter 476: The Person Who Will Destroy the World in the Prophecy, “Colin”._1 Chapter 638: Chapter 476: The Person Who Will Destroy the World in the Prophecy, “Colin”._1 “Night Eagle Laniweya.”

Above this third employee’s head floated such a string of words.

Colin noticed at a glance that this employee was no ordinary person—

First of all, the name didn’t seem to fit in.

It did not look like a name a serious Earth Company employee would have…

Moreover, Colin could feel that this person was very strong. Although some sort of shielding made it impossible to see specifics, there was just that feeling — possibly stronger than “Master of the Fish Pond” and Orange Cat combined.

He even boldly guessed that she could be stronger than some of the official Ninth Level Personnel…

If that was the case, Colin couldn’t possibly lack any awareness of her.

He probably knew all about the strongest batch of D Level from Kě’ài Duō (Cute Duo).

Definitely not the one in front of him now.

“Who is this?”

Colin looked toward Orange Cat to ask, then glanced over at the third person, a female figure faintly discernible under a complicated black robe, her pale hand gripping a black scythe.

Her appearance was hidden under a hood and seemed to be covered by a layer of shadow, making it unclear.

However, on her back, she was carrying a woman with brown hair who seemed to be injured and unconscious.

No ID showed above the head.

Hmm, probably not a company employee.

At this time, Laniweya became visibly alert upon noticing Colin’s gaze.

Her movements were slight, but not hidden from Bonfire’s observation.

“Just met this person at the station…” “Master of the Fish Pond” started talking, briefly explaining the situation.

He, following the mission requirements, first took the train, got off at the second station, met up with other employees, stood by for an hour, waiting for another train…

During this period, the three of them naturally ended up together. Oh, no, four people.

The one in the mysterious patterned black robe, Laniweya, also had a subordinate or something with her.

Only, at that time, this subordinate was accidentally attacked by the curse of a scarecrow at the tall grass station.

And then nearly died on the spot.

Hearing his words, Colin nodded and pointed to the seat next to him: “The train is about to start, sit down first and talk…”

“Okay.” The three didn’t stand on ceremony and came over respectively.

But Laniweya didn’t sit next to him; instead, she observed for a while and chose a seat not too far away.

After everyone sat down, the train bell rang, and it started moving again.

“Can you tell me about your mission?”

Colin asked after the bell stopped and quickly got an answer.

The ways the few of them came were theoretically much the same, each taking different trains to get there.

Then the requirement was to assist him to the stations ahead.

‘Is this mission so special that it’s not a joint operation from the start? Hmm, there seems to be some explanation…’

‘”Fifteenth Ring missions,” I’ve heard, are usually solo missions. There must be some specials, hence if they want assistance, they could only skirt around the rules with some tricks.’

‘So theoretically, am I still on a “solo mission” right now?’

Colin’s mind worked quickly, piecing together the logic with his own understanding.

If these few people all perished now, he would probably still be on record for a mission with zero casualties.

As for the so-called assistance…

It’s no more than adding a couple of antennas to a router. In a battle where Colin does not need to go all out, they probably can’t be of much help.

At this moment, all he could do was to marvel at mission assignments in the company, something “Lady Rabbit” had clearly mastered the art of bending to her will.

There’s always a way to get around some company mechanisms and loopholes for a favorable arrangement.

Of course, for those other than Colin, it might not be so friendly.

After all, their task was simply to assist an employee through four train stations and then finish.

In normal times, sitting for a few stations wouldn’t be a big deal.

But now the problem was, what they thought would be stations 1 to 4, turned out to be stations 6 to 9.

‘Tsk… This, this is downright fraud.’

As he heard them speak, Colin’s expression suddenly became lively.

If these two knew the situation, they’d probably cry on the spot…

But now that they were here, it was too late for regrets or refusal. Colin thought it over and decided not to be the bearer of bad news by not telling them too much of the truth.

After all, his reputation in related matters was a bit “stinky” now.

And rather than dwelling on such trivial matters, what was most important at the moment was the situation with this “third person.”

Colin looked toward “Laniweya”: “What about you? Are you the same as them?”

During their conversation, he could confirm that she indeed was the “third person,” and he also figured out why she seemed a bit off.

Because she was very similar to Shana. Though both were company employees, there seemed to be a difference.

‘If I’m not mistaken… This one is probably from another ‘Subsidiary’, different from the one Shana belongs to.’

Colin had a rough judgment.

Hearing Colin’s direct question, Laniweya was silent for a few seconds, then spoke: “I, I am here to assist you to the world beyond, assist you to the final station, to push the world stuck in stasis forward, to break the groundless fantasies of those stubborn dissenters…”

“What? What’s all this? Final station? Push the world forward? How come it seems mismatched?” Colin raised an eyebrow.

He was just going to station nine to refuel the train car and then head home, yet now he was supposed to be pushing the world forward, breaking groundless fantasies of stubborn dissenters?