Foundation: Recruiting Anime Characters, Containing Supreme

He wanted to obtain the corresponding information.

You must be open and honest.

"Well, the sword in the book, so that's what it is. It is indeed a very suitable weapon."

"It's normal for the Foundation to use it."

Fulin replied calmly.

There was no fear or panic on her face, as if she had already expected this.

"You were able to witness it with your own eyes and escape. This is more than just a young god."

"That's right, come with me to the meeting."

Fulin's indifference.

On the contrary, it was somewhat beyond Luo Feng's expectations.

After all, that is a weapon that can kill the supreme deity. Could it be that the GOC also has an equivalent weapon?

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but look forward to it.

He followed Fulin obediently and headed towards an office below the base.

on the screen.

Audiences from countless worlds.

All of this was clearly seen at this time.

Fulin was standing at one end of a long table in an unremarkable room.

The table stretches across the entire room.

It can seat twenty people at the same time.

But there were only eight people sitting there.

With the exception of Kailuo Feng, each one stood as far away from the others as possible.

Flynn turned toward one of them, a man in a cheap three-piece suit, reclining behind a sign that read "Manna Charitable Foundation."

Luo Feng sat beside Fulin, looking at her curiously, and a voice sounded in his ears.

Manna Charitable Foundation

The first non-profit humanitarian organization founded and run by individuals with an innate or profound knowledge of the unusual, bizarre, or unconventional.

[Founder and operator of the organization]

[Believe that these extraordinary things can be used to benefit mankind when necessary]

Fulin took a deep breath.

"Mr. Johnson, what do the remnants of the Serpent's Hand say?"

Johnson gave her a weary look.

"I'm afraid they're not coming."

"The Serpent's ritual has failed, and the remaining warlocks plan to escape through the library."

Fulin cursed softly and returned to the table.

"Hello, everyone."

“I’m glad you all are here.”

“While your senior management may be very busy, we appreciate the presence of our representatives.”

in the room.

The youngest lady in formal attire interrupted.

"No need for polite words."

"We're here today to discuss how to deal with those guys from the fund, right?"

Her nametag read "Chaos Insurgency."

Chaos Insurgency

[A splinter group from the SCP Foundation, founded in 1924 by a group of Foundation personnel who defected with several SCP objects.]

After that, the Insurgency became a major player on the world stage.

[Using the possessed anomalies for their own benefit and to consolidate the global power base]

[In addition to trading in anomalies, the Chaos Insurgency also engages in weapons distribution and intelligence gathering.]

[Often uses the population of chaotic countries like the Foundation uses D-class personnel]

Therefore, it deliberately keeps these countries poor and at war.

[This allows it to continue its radical experiments, easily recruit soldiers, and conduct profitable business with the opposition]

"Yes. We are in a crisis—and I don't just mean the GOC."

Fulin took a deep breath and said in a deep voice.

"I mean all of us, including those who are not here today."

"What we are going to discuss today is naturally the actions of the Foundation."

A handsome man with fluffy hair frowned.

The nameplate in front of him read "Unusual Incidents Unit."

【Unusual Incident Investigation Office】

Many forces within the U.S. government hope to use anomalous powers.

[So under the leadership of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover]

A special FBI unit was established to quickly respond to paranormal events and crimes.

【But after the hostile organization was disbanded】

[Has declined for many years]

"We are aware of the current predicament."

"However, we lack intelligence on threats from the Foundation. Could you please tell us about opportunities?"

His tone was like an order.

"Isn't this the reason for our meeting today? We each have different intelligence, from different sources."

Fulin replied in her usual formal tone.

"So you're proposing an alliance?"

The man who said this exuded power. His accent sounded Canadian.

Although I am over 40.

He looked to be in his early 30s. The nameplate in front of him read "Marsha11, Carter and Dark Ltd."

Carter and Dark Ltd.

【The Group】

[Serving the super-rich and having extensive political and financial connections around the world]

[Caused a great deal of trouble to the Foundation, known for collecting rare and obscure items]

[and provide its members with the most exclusive, expensive and rare experiences]

"There's no point in forming an alliance with you..."

Johnson sneered and threw this sentence to the leader of the group - not Fulin.

"I hope everyone considers the possibility that a fully-exploited SCP Foundation is fully capable of taking us all out."

“Even with limited cooperation, we can be better off.”

Fulin spoke seriously.

"listen to me."

"Everything can be discussed now."

"Our most important focus right now is destroying the Foundation that's trying to destroy us."

"Well, you guys have been working with the Foundation for a while now, and it's caused a big mess."

The Chaos Insurgency added.

"Now isn't the time to blame anyone," Fulin said firmly. "We need to focus on the most important matters right now."

"That's easy for you to say."

"You've gotten a lot of benefits from the foundation, but what about us?"

A large man in a white button-down shirt spoke with a thick Southern accent.

His nametag read "Fifth Church."

The Fifth Church

Also known as the Fifthist Church or the Fifth Society, it is a secret religious organization with close ties to the entertainment industry.

The Fifth Church will always have five branches.

[Existing in different iterations and forms in different time periods]

[Once caused great trouble for the Foundation during Operation Astrologer]

"That's not the issue right now."

"At the very least, it's about protecting each other. We can discuss this more."

Fulin was getting a little impatient.

Luo Feng also frowned. He could tell who were the members of these major organizations.

There was no real consensus at all.

Even in the face of a world-destroying crisis.

They were all still minding their own business.

"Forget it, it won't work."

"We're not going to play along with you anymore." The Chaos Insurgency representative stood up. "You're going to bear a lot of responsibility for the Foundation's mess anyway."

Fulin turned away.

Visibly angry.

"No, don't put all the blame on us. We do cooperate with the Foundation."

"But this doesn't mean a close relationship. Our goal has always been to protect humanity!"

The mixed score representative looked at Fulin.

He watched, almost laughing.

Fulin pointed to the most eccentric figure in the room: "Don't you have anything to say?"

Wearing a bright blue and red suit, leaning on an 80s-style bus seat.

A gray-haired man was there, laughing uncontrollably.

He brought a name tag that matched his outfit: "AreWeCoolYet?"

Are We Cool Yet?

[Abbreviated as "AWCY?", it is an anomalous art organization whose members are artists ("abnormal artists") who use anomalies to create public art.]

They have the ability to acquire or produce anomalous objects and entities.

【And use these items to create art installations】

These installations will be placed in locations where they are most accessible to the public.

[Life-threatening to bystanders]