??Chapter 553: Chapter 437 “Yukionna’s” Reward. _1
Chapter 553: Chapter 437 “Yukionna’s” Reward. _1
“‘Danger level none or low’… why do I feel like I can’t really trust that?”
“Regardless of the danger, let’s consider another point. Those mixed team mbers, whether they have C Level authority or not, their combat abilities are probably not far off from C Level, right?”
“With their strength, couldn’t they represent the company to handle this task?”
Leaning back in his chair, Colin suddenly had an epiphany amid his doubts and realized the key issue at hand.
What was needed here was most likely not his strength, but his identity—the special identity of a “Flabearer” reservist.
This status seed to bear quite a few privileges within the company.
“Hmm, that makes sense, it should be like this. Otherwise, there’s no need to insist on my involvent. After all, in terms of combat ability, even if I go all out, I might not be able to beat that elite squad.”
Colin figured that the real motives behind the task were most likely as he suspected.
At the sa ti, he also found it strange.
“Flabearers” might be absent these days, but surely he wasn’t the only “Flabearer” Reservist, was he?
Or was it that he just happened to be the most available at the mont?
Colin couldn’t help but wonder if there were others besides him but soon, he couldn’t afford to be concerned with that anymore…
There was one last point on the letter.
Colin quickly scanned through it, his face revealing a cautious but odd expression as he focused on that part of the information.
“…Before completing the observation of the ‘Book of Fate’, make as many preparations as possible because it’s certain that at that ti, on this side, there will be so extrely dangerous conflicts…”
Muttering softly to himself, Colin’s brows gradually furrowed. “Lady Rabbit” claid it was safe, which could an it was potentially safe, or it could result in significant troubles.
Or to say, her so-called safety was theoretical—as long as nothing got triggered.
However, it was often hard to achieve such ideal circumstances when executing tasks in reality.
Unexpected things tended to happen…
So Colin, who had been involved in many missions related to her, was very clear that the safety she promised needed to be viewed dialectically. When on a mission, one had to act according to the specific situation, not go in with the mindset that nothing would go wrong.
Otherwise, a lapse in caution could lead to sudden death.
And that was when she had claid it was safe, or relatively safe…
When “Lady Rabbit” said it was unsafe, or even extrely dangerous—that ant the situation would definitely be terrible at that ti.
“If it’s like this when it’s safe, how bad will it be if it’s extrely dangerous?”
Colin muttered to himself, looking at the content on the parchnt. It seed like a disaster was inevitable, regardless of what happened, right?
Then… would it be possible to avoid looking at the “Book of Fate”?
Before receiving an answer from above, Colin shook his head in silence, knowing that sothing had already been fernting in the shadows…
The observational result might just be one of the larger variables.
In fact, whether he observed it or not, it would be hard to change these events…
“To my current knowledge, the sources of potentially troubling disasters are about three. The first is ‘Red Moon’. It seems omnipresent and the level of its influence is terrifying. If a disaster breaks out, that thing will definitely be part of the cause…”
Colin hadn’t really accounted for the Followers of the ‘Red Moon’.
Their displayed power, as of now, was neither strong nor weak…
There weren’t many actual achievents, but their ability to cause chaos was off the charts.
“Besides this, the second is The Rat aiming for the destruction of ‘The Seventh Box Garden World’, seizing the divine authority of ‘Father of the Ocean’, but ever since escaping after doing sothing and then hiding away with no clear movents…”
After pondering for a mont, Colin thought that the entity itself seed very weak, possibly dying from a random encounter with a D Level.
But that did not an it was incapable…
In fact, it indicated how cunning and troubleso it was, otherwise, it wouldn’t have managed to kill “Father of the Ocean”.
“That Rat seems to have certain ties with ‘Red Moon’, and I’ve also heard it shouting slogans for ‘Red Moon’, but I always feel that its relationship with ‘Red Moon’ doesn’t seem like the extre faith seen in the lives of the ‘Red Moon’ followers. It seems more like so sort of cooperation…”
Colin raised his hand to rub his forehead. Ever since the attack incident at Base No. 5, the creature seed to have disappeared.
Who knows what it was plotting…
“Aside from these two, there are various followers of the Outer Gods. Each one taken on their own is fewer in number and weaker than those of ‘Red Moon’, but when they band together, they beco a real nuisance…”
The relationships among these individuals were incredibly complex, with both cooperation and conflicts, but overall they could be summarized in one sentence—
As long as you don’t bring about a God Descent, we can still be good partners.
“Although they are holding each other back, preventing any of them from succeeding and appearing sowhat comical, it has to be said that many of them really do have powerful entities standing behind them. One misstep, and a major calamity could ensue, just like what happened with ‘Starlight Maiden’ this ti…”
If he didn’t know the full story and were to see it from another perspective, Colin figured that if he were aware of the imminent arrival of an Evil God, he’d probably be losing sleep over it.
And this sort of situation could potentially occur at any ti with countless Heretic Forces in any of the nurous groups.
“Troubleso indeed; it’s a pity that even with this cleanup, we can’t kill them all off, at most we’ll break each one’s leg…”
Colin sighed resignedly.
Even more realistically, even if he had the chance to kill them all, he most likely wouldn’t really go through with it.
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