Foundation: Recruiting Anime Characters, Containing Supreme

"What do you think, Crazy Brother?"

Wang Tanzhi's face was full of surprise.

He looked at Feng Bujue next to him, waiting for him to reveal the secret with great anticipation.

"Xiao Tan, remember to call me the great writer."

Feng unconsciously took a puff of cigarette.

He stared at the picture on the screen with a serious expression and spoke in a serious tone.

“This is not a question of philosophy.”

"Essentially, the Crimson King's specifications are too high, even higher than historical existence."

“Plus the uniqueness of the concept.”

“It’s getting pretty tricky.”

The terror of the Supreme Godhead is beyond imagination.

The power of the Foundation world is beyond imagination, although in this world.

There are traces of the SCP Foundation.

But in the final analysis, the two are completely different things, and Feng Bujue has serious doubts.

The knowledge of their world foundation is just a projection of the higher level.

"I hope the Crimson King doesn't really show up."

"That's a big joke."

Feng Bujue smiled bitterly and shook his head.

Although he had no fear in his heart, he also knew that once the Crimson King appeared in the light curtain, even if he only leaked a trace of his breath.

It is enough to distort the heavens and the world!

Collapse Iron World.

Many star gods gathered at one table.

Except for the lonely guy Xuwu, the rest of the star gods gathered together.

Even the hunter and the pharmacist who disliked each other did not take action, but just watched the things on the light screen in silence.

"Ideas never die! Haha!"

"It seems that our concept of Star God is far from reaching the edge of idealism!"

The laughter of the joyful Star God Aha resounded throughout the sea of ​​stars, making the other Star Gods slightly dissatisfied.

"They are not on the same level."

Boshizun said in a calm tone.

Most star gods are far from having the power to rival the entire universe, and are even inferior to divinity.

What’s more, it is an existence like the Supreme Divinity?

I said it at the beginning.

The Foundation is the ultimate world, and the existence within it is something they should respect.

"Based on the characteristics of the Crimson King, he seems somewhat similar to Nanook?"

The Memory Star God Fu Li whispered softly.

Destroy the Star God Nanook.

Its goal is to destroy all civilizations and even the universe. It even has a tendency to self-destruct. Most star gods don't care much for it.

Regarding these words.

Bo Shizun was the first to raise objections.

"No, the philosophies of Destruction and the Crimson King are completely different."

"The latter is the embodiment of violence. It might be more appropriate to describe him as the God of Strife."

While they were discussing.

Containment work within the light curtain continues.

The Star Gods tacitly stopped their discussion and focused their attention on the next scene.

They understand.

If you want to take that step.

We must rely on the power of the foundation and cannot miss it at any cost.

on the screen.

Discussion between Dr. Montauk and Di Pace.

It is still ongoing.

"I stopped trying to make sense of the world a long time ago."

"Abnormality does not follow human rules."

"I'm too old to redefine the universe."

Dr. Montauk stared coldly, waiting for Di Pace's words.

In response, Di Pace simply folded his arms.

"But what you don't remember, or what you don't know, is that this isn't the only past."

"The Crimson King was once something entirely different. He was not a king, and he was not always red."

"He is the whisper on the wind, sending the farmer to work, looking in fear to his just famine."

“He has innate knowledge.”

"The world belongs to gods and demons, beings that overshadow human power and are beyond our reach."

"He is the cold hunger of a famine, without rhyme or reason, only a supernatural coldness that dwells over us."

"And, given enough belief, he can also be the Devourer."

“He is a real creation.”

Needless to say.

The Crimson King as an idea.

The place where he exists, the appearance he can show, and the meaning he can symbolize.

There is never just one.

"What on earth is this supposed to mean?"

Dr. Montauk frowned.

He felt that he was very close, but he still could not get to the truth.

"You're close, Doctor."

Di Pace said with a chuckle.

"Draw near to the truth, I see it in you, and then you will understand me."

“Why I did what I did.”

"Why I was once a member of the King's Children, I know you are curious."

"Be careful, Doctor."

"The Howling Method could destroy you."

He narrated.

Holmes recalled the record he had just made and silently took out a piece of paper.

Record the messages in your ears.

Leave it to Dr. Montauk.

"Doctor, this might be something I just thought of. It might be related to the Crimson King."

Holmes said seriously.

"I once read a book about it."

"It seems to mention this third law, which may be able to solve your confusion."

"Oh? Let me see..."

Dr. Montauk took the paper, flipped through it carefully, and fell silent.

Di Pace noticed Dr. Montauk's expression and smiled with narrowed eyes.

"It seems you're lucky and got some small help."

"Let me explain it to you."

"Why have I been so concerned about the normality of your Montauk procedures?"

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The words fell.

Dr. Montauk looked up.

He stared coldly at Di Pace, took a deep breath and spoke word by word.

"why?"

"Because if you want to prevent the birth, you have to do something terrible, something evil that manifests itself in pain, rage and resentment."

“That’s why the program works.”

"You never made a sincere attempt to construct a scientific procedure: it was just pure, unadulterated hatred wrapped in the guise of objectivity."

Di Pace had a bright smile on his face.

In his opinion, there was not much difference between Dr. Montauk and himself.

Maybe that's just luck.

"You thought the king had taken your brother, so you decided to harm the king."

"You didn't, of course. What you did to that girl every day was nothing more than simple brutality."

"But it is effective brutality."

“It’s not the details that matter, it’s the intention that matters.”

Dr. Montauk clenched his fists.

He hesitated, took a deep breath and whispered, "I...I should stop it."

"And what? The Foundation won't understand. They never understood the Howl."

Di Pace shook his head.

He looked at Dr. Montauk with regret, pointed at the people in front of him and smiled.

"They can't imagine it; it's beyond their concept of reality."

"But you might be able to."

"So, tell me, do you know why the Crimson King exists?"

Luo Ji hesitated for a moment and then spoke.

"Because of modernity and pre-present—"

"Do not."

"Because the SCP Foundation exists."

Di Pace waved his hand and pointed to the wall of this well-hidden stronghold.

“Modernity helped to shape him, to define the contours of his fury, but he became concrete only when modernity began to interfere with his kingdom.”