SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 809 - 809 560 Official Assessment

Chapter 809: Chapter 560 Official Assessment Chapter 809: Chapter 560 Official Assessment “Mr. Colin, in about an hour and forty-six minutes, we will arrive at the assessment site, your record is spotless, no issues…”

“At that time, there will be some questioning, it’s part of the process, but you can respond casually.”

“After the process is finished, you will be led into a room or stay put. At that time, you should feel a strong sensation of being watched by something. Don’t resist too much, it won’t be long before your consciousness sinks into somewhere…”

Inside the cautious sedan, Xu Duojin sat on one side, explaining the upcoming procedure to Colin.

If it weren’t for Colin’s special circumstances, the assessment would only be a formality for other matters. For someone like him, whose power not just equaled, but surpassed most of the Ninth Level Personnel, there would be no need for an assessment.

He could simply receive a document and, without moving from home, be promoted and enjoy the top-level treatment…

Moreover, compared to the ordinary official levels, his position within the company would also reflect back here—

The F Level Staff who joined the company could enjoy supreme treatment, with Level Seven or even Eighth Level Personnel to safeguard them right from the start, not to mention Colin’s situation.

Of course, except for Old Master Wu, currently there was no one else to safeguard him.

Having listened to Xu Duojin, Colin nodded and asked curiously,

“Do you know where it sinks into?”

Xu Duojin thought for a moment, slightly shaking his head, “I’m not particularly sure, from what I remember, it’s a dark area that connects everyone’s ‘Threads of Fate.’ Usually, just one glance is enough, but evidently, your goal isn’t just to take a look…”

‘That’s so…’ Colin nodded.

“Actually, under normal circumstances, it would be best for Old Master Wu to lead you, but unfortunately, he currently has some more important tasks to handle, so I’m here instead…”

“What tasks?”

“To monitor some S Level Disaster situations and to ensure that these things do not erupt while he is still alive…” Xu Duojin said with a sigh.

Hearing this, Colin also fell silent for a moment, knowing that Old Master Wu didn’t have much time left.

But the exact timing, only he knew.

And Colin remembered, according to his own information, there seemed to be only two triggers for major turbulence in this world—one was during his promotion to Level 6 Personnel while investigating the “Book of Fate.”

The other was the time of Old Master Wu’s death…

But now, it seemed, the Company, or “Lady Rabbit,” planned to take advantage of the remaining time Old Master Wu had.

By investigating the “Book of Fate” in advance, they aimed to actively kick off this crisis.

Colin sighed slightly, said no more, and instead looked through the car window. At this moment, amidst the security alarms, a large number of camouflaged transport vehicles steadily moved back and forth on the main roads…

People screaming as they fled from the buildings, it seemed chaotic, but in reality, everything was proceeding steadily.

Under already established plans, the evacuation was generally going smoothly.

“‘Destiny Propeller’ truly far surpasses other Extraordinary Ones in maneuvering the general populace.”

Colin’s gaze swept over some “Destiny Propellers.”

The massive scale of urban population relocation didn’t see any serious pushing, trampling, or riots; it was mostly due to the guiding role of the “Destiny Propellers.”

Without them, Colin couldn’t even imagine the chaos that would ensue.

These guys might not be as strong in combat as their peers, but in guiding some kind of “major trend,” they indeed excelled.

“This kind of large-scale operation, actually, long before Mr. Wu was promoted to Ninth Level Personnel and foresaw a major event after his death, had always been under preparation, both domestically and internationally for many years…”

“If after preparing for so long, it still ended up a complete mess, that would be the real problem.”

Hearing Colin’s reflective remark, Xu Duojin promptly explained the situation briefly. However, while speaking, he seemed to think of something, paused for a moment, and then somewhat oddly added,

“But one thing that actually helped a lot was that Other World’s Black Box you brought along and your identity…”

“Oh?” Colin raised his eyebrows, unsure of what he meant.

“For the doomsday-type events, what would happen in human society, some information from that Black Box provided important reference samples, convincing us to enforce deeper control in the evacuations. After all, believing people would yield to one another right before a major disaster is almost impossible…”

Xu Duojin explained a bit more, then continued, “As for your identity… you probably understand, within official circles, both domestically and internationally, there are some ‘veteran’ personages who advocate ‘human elitism.’ These people too uphold human supremacy but do not regard ordinary people as their equals, not even planning to include many during evacuations…

“This group of people, although not numerous, controls vast resources.

“But because of the ‘Bonfire Company,’ these people currently also dare not oppose ordinary people too much and have coughed up quite a lot of resources, especially a lot of donations that have come our way…

“If it weren’t for this, the situation now might not look as simple as you see.”

Hearing Xu Duojin’s words, Colin initially perplexed, wondered what this had to do with him or the “Company.”

He indeed knew about “human elitism,” as this group planned to only take out a small selected group of “slaves,” possessing resources hundreds or even thousands of times more than ordinary people, to leave.