SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 740 - 740 531 The Nonexistent Hospital Incident. _1

Chapter 740: Chapter 531: The “Nonexistent Hospital” Incident. _1 Chapter 740: Chapter 531: The “Nonexistent Hospital” Incident. _1 “I never thought the fifteenth ring would actually be going to this godforsaken place…”

Colin was stunned for a moment.

This location’s name was all too familiar to him and the company’s employees, after all, there was a Brother there calling for help every day.

It had been almost a year of calling for help, yet no one had died, no one had gone mad, but the calls for help continued…

In a sense, this Brother had become something of a legend, similar to the “Stupid Robot”.

Of course, unlike the “Stupid Robot”, this Brother still had some logic in communication.

He might be sending out distress signals non-stop, but he also chatted with people on some fun forums.

The thing Colin saw most was that the other party would often tag him and say he wanted to go to “Descent Project-13” and work in the Other World.

What’s strange is that Colin had indeed tried to send a mission to the other party during his last expansion, curious to see if he could pull this guy out. The mission had been sent, but it seemed to have been rejected.

“He’s shouting to get out in the forum, but the missions seem to be rejected when sent, he says he hasn’t seen them when asked, telling us to send more… What’s going on…”

Colin sat up straight in bed, his face filled with confusion, feeling that this situation was even more special than he had imagined.

“Forget it, I’ll ignore him for now. The mission this time is probably not about rescuing him…”

“Thinking too much about him is simply a waste of brain cells. I’ll help him out if I can on the way; if not, then so be it.”

“Moreover, this last mission is also quite special; it’s not the same as the previous fifteen, which were about delivering messages, but rather… an investigation?”

Colin gathered his wandering thoughts about that employee and looked down at the mission content that had fully emerged.

[Event: Proceed to the “Nonexistent Hospital” for the relevant work.]

“Mission Description”: A special medical facility, wandering within are a large number of broken abnormal things, but the relevant documents have been lost and need to be reinvestigated…

“Mission Requirements”: On 28th February, head to the designated deep sea area with two selected assisting employees, wait for the train, get off at the third station, enter the facility, and descend beyond the ninth level for an in-depth investigation of the locale.

“Note 1”: The difficulty lies in how to enter the next level, please pay attention to some of the rules and signals in the lobby.

“Note 2”: After arriving at the target area, please leave “Bonfire Coordinate Points” on each level if possible.

…

“This, the content of the mission seems to involve more than one ring…”

Colin estimated that more content would appear after the investigation was complete.

Moreover, this was the first of the fifteen-ring missions that did not immediately require him to deliver a message up front.

And the mission was a multiplayer type…

“Leaving Bonfire Points should be for signal stability…”

“Rules and signals, I’ll have to see them on-site…”

“Also, this time I can actually select two assisting employees to join me? Hiss…”

Colin swallowed, feeling the gravity of the mission. In all those previous tasks, though employees occasionally participated, they were more like tangent lines alongside other tasks.

This time, being able to select his own team was clearly different…

After some thought, Colin opened communication with “Life Mentor Adorable” on the parchment, eager to know how much this know-it-all was aware of the situation.

If he wasn’t mistaken, he remembered hearing that some employees had tried to rescue, but they only made it a few levels deep before they couldn’t return…

“It seems quite a few employees have gone…” Since he had not thought about doing this Hellish task before, Colin hadn’t paid much attention, but now he was ready to learn more about it.

Shortly after the message was sent, “Life Mentor Adorable” responded.

“Boss, you haven’t rolled into a related mission, have you?”

Kawaii-many asked anxiously, following Brother Shunzi’s usual pattern; if it wasn’t for a related mission, he would typically just inquire to satisfy his curiosity…

And this matter seemed to have been discussed a long time ago, so it was unlikely to pique his curiosity again.

Suddenly asking like this meant it was relevant to the mission.

As expected, right after sending the message, he immediately received a response from Brother Shunzi, confirming this.

Seeing this, “Life Mentor Adorable” was speechless for a moment. Brother Shunzi, climbing his way up in the company, seemed to encounter half of the difficult tasks…

But complaints aside, his mind quickly sifted through relevant information about the mission and searched through a drawer full of paper documents, preparing to send the information to Brother Shunzi.

“This mission seems to have been accepted by others before, but there are no clear records; it’s unclear. It first became widely known through ‘The Unyielding.’ According to him, while performing a dangerous task at E level, he had to rely on ‘Book of Fate: Fragment’ to break the situation…”

“At that time, he managed to return safely thanks to the power of the ‘Book of Fate,’ but due to the misfortune associated with three ‘Book of Fate’ fragments, he accidentally accepted a task and somehow, during its execution, ended up in the ‘Nonexistent Hospital’… Of course, we’re not exactly clear on the specifics of his ‘accident,’ and he cannot explain it either.”

It sounded like someone had a bulb stuck up their rear, and the doctor’s inquiring led to an ‘accidental’ admission… Colin pursed his lips, his first instinct was that the lad wasn’t telling the whole truth.

But on second thought, such a story might fool oneself but not others.

If “Life Mentor Adorable” didn’t question it, it was quite likely that the other party really didn’t know.