SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 658 - 658 487 Another Former Company Employee_3

Chapter 658: Chapter 487: Another “Former Company Employee”?_3 Chapter 658: Chapter 487: Another “Former Company Employee”?_3 Colin’s thoughts flickered with curiosity as to who this “former employee” might be this time, dead or alive.

Then, gathering his thoughts, Colin began to focus on the journey ahead.

Although most places in the Mutated World were not highly dangerous, he could not afford to take it lightly; otherwise, a real accident could leave him as another “former company employee,” then send out distress signals for others to come, which would become a much bigger problem.

In the desolate darkness, Colin steered the flames and kept moving forward.

Along the way, many abnormal mutated bodies attacked.

However, most of them did not pose a great threat to him, just felt slightly troublesome…

“There sure are a lot of these things.”

Colin’s revolver turned into a sword, and with a swing, he sent out a sword energy that instantly took down a mutated body that kept emitting lightning, chasing after him all the way, and then he could not help but shake his head in wonder.

Maybe he would understand some of the reasons once he reached the place where the former employee was sending out signals.

It was only about four to five hours away.

Colin arrived at a deep area that “branch office” employees had never reached before, where mountains were all around, and in the middle of one mountain, he saw a majestic stone gate.

“Did they hollow out an entire mountain?”

Driven by curiosity, Colin landed there.

Two mutated bodies fused with flesh and rock wielding weapons akin to long spears came forward.

“Leave! This… is… the Holy Domain Gate! Mortals… must not…”

“They can actually talk? Is communication possible? Hello…”

Colin “tsked”, looked for a while, attempted to converse but to no avail, then shook his head in disappointment and did not hesitate to extend his hand, clench his fist, and with a couple of punches, blew up one after another.

After making some preparations and activating all the necessary equipment,

he came before the gate and kicked it hard with his foot.

Accompanied by a rumbling vibration, the gate was pushed open a bit, and Colin increased the strength on his foot, leaned forward, and pushed the door further open with force.

It was at the moment the door was pushed open…

Before he had time to see what was inside, countless mutated bodies wearing uniquely styled garments surged out like a flood.

Colin reached out and grabbed a flame, shaped it into a ball, and threw it like a bowling ball.

As the flame rolled forward and expanded…

All the mutated bodies it rolled over melted into a fog of blood and evaporated away.

“Hm? They didn’t char or burn? Seems like there might be something inside.”

Colin raised an eyebrow, then with his hands in his pockets, he began to step inside one foot at a time.

Inside, it looked like a religious or palace-like setting, and it was not dim because many strange gemstones emitting an orange-red light illuminated the interior.

Despite the sense of desolation and decay, the architecture was fairly intact…

Following the guidance of the increasingly vague mission, Colin advanced into the ruins, wiping out the mutated bodies around him as he went.

“It feels like there’s no living presence anymore. Does that mean…they’re gone too?”

Colin was not surprised by this.

But by comparison, this place of death was so much better than the small, decrepit church where Brother Rosen used to be.

Just unclear about the condition of the body…

After about another ten minutes of wandering, Colin walked into a large hall.

He noticed the blood mist from the dead mutated bodies seemed to drift in a certain direction…

Following this direction, he arrived at an extremely spacious hall.

In the center, there was a pyramid-like dais.

Colin looked up slightly, his gaze traveling over each ascending step, and peered at the object at the top of the dais.

Raising an eyebrow, Colin blurted out:

“6.”

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