SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 829 - 829 568 Escape and Release Yukionna _2

Chapter 829: Chapter 568: Escape and Release ‘Yukionna’ _2 Chapter 829: Chapter 568: Escape and Release ‘Yukionna’ _2 For this, he was even willing to cross boundaries in his severely injured body to find Colin for one last blow!

He took a deep breath, took out the parchment, and glanced at it to find the content dimmed, as if for some reason, it was temporarily offline; it still displayed the same information as a few days ago.

“From what I can see, they’ve broken free from containment, but it’s not a complete escape. To speak of it, their quick consent to not actively attack ordinary people probably has something to do with some ‘agreements’ still lingering on them—they themselves aren’t supposed to lash out against ordinary people…”

“Just that I have further reinforced that particular content.”

“However, compared to these past containment subjects, this one is the real major trouble…”

Colin raised his head, his gaze piercing through the barriers of the ‘independent’ micro-world, spying into the outside.

From a macroscopic perspective below, one could clearly see that in the heavens above, the Moon seemed intact, but upon closer inspection, it was splitting, crashing down.

During this process, it was foreseeable that it would break into countless fragments, ‘slowly’ falling—calling them fragments, when each one was, at the very least, as massive as a mountain.

With such mass, once they all hit the Earth, that alone would be enough to alter the planet’s surface.

But because the main body had already been shattered…

This thing no longer posed a lethal threat to those ‘higher beings’ now.

But for ordinary people, it was still an utterly catastrophic disaster.

Even if one didn’t consider the impact of the Moon fragments’ mass, just the lingering contamination on them, which wouldn’t disappear anytime soon, was enough to drive one to despair…

Yet, as Colin was observing the outside, pondering how to respond, he suddenly paused.

It felt like there was some redundant ‘information’ in his mind.

Soon after, as this piece of content was interpreted, he quickly understood: it was a piece of ‘spiritual’ knowledge that Old Master Wu had subtly imparted during the dice rolling session…

Due to the specialty of the situation, being observed by The Gods, the information was concealed.

Now, temporarily safe, it emerged on its own.

Generally speaking, the content was about predictions and analysis for Colin’s immediate future…

Now that The Rat had been defeated, the remaining ‘Bonfire’ powers and the clashing of ‘Fate’ and ‘Red Moon’ had led to mutual destruction…

“The Gods” exerted effort but not their lives, seemingly wounded, but they had not been truly damaged at the core.

“Based on this ‘inspiration’, the most dangerous time for me will soon be after ‘The Gods’ have recovered, and then they will frantically search to take revenge on me…”

“No, the revenge has already started, their consciousnesses have constructed a ‘shell’ among themselves, creating a blockade around the entire Earth, and it’s even affected some of the parchment’s functions.”

“However, as long as I can weather it, once the Moon fragments have fallen to a certain distance, ‘The Gods’ will retreat, and the shell will shatter.”

“Because even as fragments, the ‘Red Moon’ contamination hasn’t immediately disappeared, and for a short period, they dare not touch this hot potato…”

“As long as I can withstand this assault, and get through this period, then, before the ‘Red Moon’ contamination fades, I will have a fairly long time to hold out on the surface.”

Colin swiftly deduced the current situation.

He couldn’t help shaking his head, never expecting that the ‘Red Moon’ he had just shattered would turn into his umbrella…

Moreover, according to Old Master Wu’s foresight, the first Moon fragment to hit Earth should arrive in about seven or eight days; this wasn’t a direct timeframe given by the inspiration.

Instead, it was inferred through subtle hints, deducing the extent of calamity on the surface…

What lies beyond that remains unseen.

For when the ‘Red Moon’ fragments hit the ground, cataclysmic devastation would erupt upon Earth, and any observation would directly link up with the ‘Red Moon.’

Even as fragments, interacting with them would be suicide.

After all, the ‘Red Moon’ wasn’t truly dead, just temporarily sealed by the Book of Fate.

“With this in mind, the next day or two, before the ‘Red Moon’ physical fragments breach the atmosphere, will be my most dangerous time. If I avoid that, once the fragments penetrate ‘The Gods’ jointly created ‘Consciousness Blockade’, the parchment should temporarily recover… I have a feeling that when that time comes, I’ll be able to attract a wave of enhancement, and then, I should have a greater chance of holding out…”

Colin distilled key points from the information given by Old Master Wu, forming some rough ideas.

At that moment, a profound sense of crisis began to emerge…

Time was running short.

Colin thought for a moment, then took the opportunity of the last gap to pull out a Big Eyeball Ring from his pocket and released the “Yukionna” within.

“Huh?” The ice-blue silhouette of Yukionna made a sound of confusion.

Colin showed a smile, his forefinger and thumb on the ring exerting light pressure, and with a “crack”, he crushed it:

“Now, you’re free. Remember to hide well later, don’t come out; wait until the blockade is done, then try to leave this world.”

The situation to come was extremely dangerous, and he wasn’t sure he’d survive; there was no need to include “Yukionna” in his potential demise.

“Huh?” The semi-transparent Yukionna was stunned, not particularly elated—

Seemingly puzzled, why had he suddenly crushed her room and was now driving her away?