SCP Corporation: Contain Bonfire
Chapter 851 - 851 576 Boss Huang He

Chapter 851: Chapter 576 “Boss Huang He Chapter 851: Chapter 576 “Boss Huang He The grandiose bonfire began to shake rapidly, followed by dozens of ash streaks erupting from the base of the flame, quickly taking human shapes within the hall…

“Have they arrived?”

Startled, Shana’s emotions fluctuated ever so slightly, causing her eyes to brighten, as a flash of pure white light darted across the depths of her eyes.

But in the next second,

After sweeping her gaze across the crowd, her ice-blue eyes, as beautiful as gems, swiftly filled with a hint of disappointment.

The staff who had arrived totaled forty-seven, among whom she did not find the figure she had hoped to see.

Moreover, judging by the emotions reflected on their faces, Shana had a very ominous premonition.

With her thoughts in complex disarray for some seven or eight seconds, she turned to a female D Level staff member with whom she had a somewhat better relationship:

“What happened over there?”

As she spoke, she took caution to isolate and protect certain information from being overheard by others.

Listening to the woman’s account, Shana’s heart nearly sank.

Indeed, a major event had taken place in Mr. Colin’s world, a god-level calamity had erupted, launching a pursuit against Colin… Although the staff present had not directly faced the battlefield, the D Level Personnel still had a general understanding of the overall situation.

In addition, there was the existence beyond comprehension, the “Level 0″…

After the chaotic disaster continued for over half a month, they had finished handling matters and managed to come here first.

Others would be following them later.

But…

Even if more were to come, the likelihood of Colin being among them was slim.

After hearing her out, a silent Shana immediately realized something – with Colin’s abilities, there was no way he could handle such an immense apocalyptic event without outside interference…

This was not belittlement, but rather because during this time, many of Colin’s combat tactics had practically been imparted by her.

Therefore, regarding Colin’s level of strength, Shana had a relatively clear understanding of this man who could almost be called her disciple.

Even though he possessed some trump cards that startled even her, they probably weren’t enough to change the entire situation—otherwise, these people wouldn’t have needed to flee here.

At the same time, her rich combat experience made her well aware of just what level a First Level Containment Subject occupied.

“You all… go and rest for a bit.”

After sending them off, Shana let out a sigh.

She had some guesses as to why Colin hadn’t called for her… firstly, he probably deemed it too dangerous; secondly, without surprise, even if he really had summoned her, it likely wouldn’t have made a difference.

Too many fearsome incarnations existed, and a clone going over wouldn’t provide any real help.

She might even provoke certain entities due to her interference, bringing crisis to “World Code-13.”

Standing in front of the seemingly eternally blazing “Bonfire,” Shana pondered for a while…

“Since a clone going over is unlikely to be of any real help, then I will go myself!”

Shana’s gaze flashed, making up her mind.

As for how to get there, she had no method, but she knew of something that could do the job—

Parchment!

Aside from the occasional necessity of entering that world, there was practically no need to use it during the rest of the time.

“I need to go to ‘Earth’.”

In front of the Bonfire, Shana looked at the parchment in her hand and spoke softly.

Long ago, she had learned of the name of these people’s home from the staff…

However, in response to her inquiry, the parchment showed no reaction, as though it were unable to operate.

She frowned, refraining from repeating her words, but a burst of pure white light emerged in her eyes, and behind her unfolded wing after wing of immense Wings of Light:

“When I came to understand some of the true nature behind things from Mr. Colin, I somewhat realized that you probably don’t belong to this world, right?

“And my current authority is enough to banish you from here forever, should you refuse to aid me…

“So I hope, it would be in your best interest to assist me with this.”

She stated calmly.

It was right after she finished speaking that she finally saw some text appear on the parchment.

[It has been detected that your current decision is rather rash. Countdown will conclude at 11:59. After you have calmed down, we will then respond to your query…]

“I have considered it thoroughly; there is no need to wait.”

However, after this text appeared, no matter what she said, it stopped responding.

Shana had no choice but to wait, until the deep hours of the night arrived…

[The world you wish to go to is now shrouded in numerous evil threats. The senior employee who previously protected it now faces a multitude of external enemies, as well as those beyond “Time” and “Spatial” boundaries, and is unable to offer any more assistance…]

[Under current circumstances, the success rate of your action is less than ten percent. Any incaution could result in perishing in this calamity.]

[…]

A multitude of words emerged, together with some inspired thought, making it clear to Shana that indeed, the danger was immense, yet she did not waver much.

She tilted her head slightly, the gold ornaments on her earlobes shimmered dazzlingly with a subtle sway:

“What else?”

As a Saint who had risen through the ranks, she wouldn’t shrink back just because she was intimidated.

And furthermore…

When this thing had urged her to face an Ancient God while she was still not very powerful, why hadn’t it warned of any danger back then?

[In addition, that place is within the “wall.” Without special permission, no one outside of the “wall” can directly arrive; one must travel through a series of transportation points. Even under the most favorable conditions, it would take at least six months to reach your destination…]