SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 710 - 710 514 Followers of Red Moon Who Save the

Chapter 710: Chapter 514: Followers of “Red Moon” Who Save the World…_2 Chapter 710: Chapter 514: Followers of “Red Moon” Who Save the World…_2 According to Xu Duojin’s introduction, it was in a state of electronic malfunction.

However, all other satellite monitoring was fine, so no one bothered to deal with it at the moment…

If necessary, they could offer some help.

“Speaking of which, I remember there are roughly over a hundred containment subjects inside, all of which are the kind that’s hard to destroy. Also, there was an incident where followers of the ‘Red Moon’ attacked a site, leading to the loss and damage of some files, and this one just happened to be among them…” Xu Duojin’s message came again.

“That doesn’t seem like a coincidence anymore,” Colin replied.

“Yeah, we just don’t know much about it. At that time, Mr. Wu had just reached the Eighth Level, and I was merely at the Fifth Level. But if you need help, we can still provide some personnel to follow you…”

“I won’t need assistance with that…”

Colin expressed his refusal; the mission required ascending at a specific time and place, and arbitrarily altering that could lead to unexpected mishaps.

So he directly turned down the offer for help…

Of course, when the time came, the commotion caused by the ascent would still be handled by the officials.

After a brief exchange, Colin glanced at the time, inquired about the situation around Qin Chuan, and then covertly peeked at the groups established by the pseudo-humans. Finding nothing amiss, the afternoon had arrived.

After that, he idled away a bit more time…

Come evening, Colin arrived at the predetermined location and ascended into the sky as the mission required.

To ensure timely arrival at the target area, he did not do much to conceal himself.

While not as dramatic as a real rocket, the noise generated by his ascent was still significant, with thunderous explosions echoing through the surrounding area.

“Look, it’s a rocket!” exclaimed a child, pointing at the sky in amazement.

Many people, curious, followed the sound and lifted their heads, watching the “rocket” ascend.

As it soared swiftly into the sky with a long trail of flames…

But for some reason, at that moment, not a single person took out their phone to capture the sight, nor did the cameras and monitors that could have captured it inexplicably lost power.

Thus, the image of this “rocket” was destined to exist only in the memories of some people there at that time.

As time passed, the “rocket” had entered the high atmosphere, out of sight…

Three hours later.

Arriving at the designated location, Colin took a deep breath, looked around, and spotted the spatial containment space mentioned in the mission requirements, then his gaze slightly sharpened.

He saw faint red lights flickering above…

They were weak, but they were indeed there!

“The power of the ‘Red Moon’? Does that mean the containment subjects inside are influenced by the ‘Red Moon’? But then, how come the authorities haven’t noticed something so obvious? Or is it that it’s hard to spot unless from a specific angle? Or… do we have a traitor among us?”

Colin pursed his lips, thoughts flashing through his mind.

But he couldn’t afford to ponder much now, as he was on the same path as that thing, and would soon make contact. So he quickly took out the “letter” and headed towards it.

As he closed in, he could see through some transparent round windows the scene inside, which was different from the pictures Xu Duojin had shown him – inside, the various containment subjects were throwing a party…

Yes, that was the first thought that came to Colin’s mind when he saw the group of containment subjects hopping around inside.

Mask with long limbs, strange red refrigerator, twisted statue, human skin knife with a delicate long face, and so on were dancing wildly…

During the process, some containment subjects split like pregnancy, such as a mirror combining with a small knife to give birth to a glass knife…

Then they resumed hopping and jumping, and during this time, they merged again under the influence of some red entity’s power.

“Hiss, they’re really going all out,” Colin murmured with a frown, as each new generation of containment subjects seemed to enhance some kind of imprint.

And upon merging, it seemed that new abilities emerged due to the unique properties of both sides, and they continued to regenerate, recombine, and merge, with ethics not even coming into question…

If this continued, something serious would indeed emerge eventually.

Colin watched for a few seconds, almost sure that whatever was happening had something to do with a type of spatial portal.

Because a lot of things inside seemed to have spatial properties…

Or teleportation properties, etc.

As to how long it would take for that situation to arise, Colin was unsure, but he figured it would probably not happen immediately.

Yet there seemed to already be some risk inside…

He would have to be careful approaching it.

“Otherwise, there’s a good chance of being forcefully teleported away…”

As Colin pondered, he considered how to sneak in unnoticed and simply toss the “letter” inside to complete his task.

But it was at that very moment…

The faint red light on the surface of the spatial station flickered, and it seemed like all the anomalous entities within suddenly noticed him.

In an instant, all the containment subjects stopped their antics and, like people, turned around, pressing against the observation windows, staring intently at him!

Colin even thought he heard faint murmurs in his ears…

They seemed to indicate they didn’t welcome him, didn’t allow him to join the party, and so forth – vague, but that was the general feeling.