Chapter 470

According to the first statement, when Taloran was found dead, the Foundation was very panicked,

Which proves that the Foundation didn't know Taloran would die.

Does that prove that, regarding the plan of sending Taloran to a remote area,

And then killing this anomalous object, the Foundation actually didn't know?

But... what about the data in this light screen?

"Stop"

"Controlled"

"Little remaining"

Looking at these three pieces of data appearing in the light screen,

The White Snake Sage was very confused.

What does this mean?

Could it be that when the Foundation faced this anomalous object,

Because they didn't know how to contain him,

They conducted three experiments?

The first experiment made this supreme god stop acting,

The second experiment allowed the Foundation to control this supreme god,

But the third experiment was very likely an eradication experiment for the entire supreme god,

The result of the experiment was killing this supreme god.

Combining the above data, that is to say, the Foundation sending Taloran to a remote area,

Was very likely for the third "little remaining"?

But in the end, this "little remaining" was also deleted.

Does that prove that the last "little remaining" is actually not the final result?

Are there more experiments later?

At this moment, the data on the light screen slowly emerged.

"The most feasible plan is to have Researcher Taloran, who is considered the focus of SCP-3999, cut off all contact with all humans to avoid further collateral damage to the Earth and the societies upon it."

"Theoretically, if Researcher Taloran commits suicide quickly in a remote place, SCP-3999 will be abolished."

Looking at the data on the light screen,

The confusion in the eyes of Tsunade and the others became even greater.

The Foundation believes that having Taloran cut off all contact with all humans to avoid further collateral damage to the Earth and the societies upon it is the best method,

But why did the first piece of data say that this Taloran was in a containment chamber?

And what does this last sentence mean?

First, it tells everyone firmly that after Taloran commits suicide, this supreme god will be killed,

But then it crossed this thing out?

This is simply self-contradictory.

These things don't look like Foundation data at all.

How could the Foundation have such contradictory data?

At this moment, a piece of data emerged in the light screen again.

"Researcher Taloran must not leave the Foundation."

Looking at the content in the light screen,

Everyone in the Ninja World frowned.

What does this mean? Taloran must not leave the Foundation?

But according to the previous data, to make this supreme god die, Taloran must leave the Foundation,

And go to a desolate land,

But why does this data say he cannot leave the containment facility?

And then it crossed out the "must not leave the Foundation" part.

Could it be that he can leave the Foundation?

These two are simply full of contradictions!

Gently rubbing her temples, Tsunade continued to look up at the light screen in the sky.

"The most feasible plan is to have Researcher Taloran, who is considered the focus of SCP-3999, cut off all contact with all animals to avoid further collateral damage to the natural world and its biodiversity."

"Theoretically, if Researcher Taloran spends the rest of his life in a small shed, the shed should be far away from all animals and isolate plants as much as possible."

Silence, another silence as if dead.

What do these guys at the Foundation mean?

The previous plan was called the most feasible plan, now this one is also the most feasible plan,

Which one is the most feasible plan?

Since the Foundation believes this one is the most feasible plan,

Why didn't they just announce the most feasible plan, but instead announced both plans together?

She did this, making people think there would be more "most feasible plans" later.

"Also need Taloran to cut off all contact with all animals?"

The last time it required Taloran to go to a remote area and forbid contact with humans,

And this time, it directly requires this Taloran to cut off contact with all animals,

This scope seems a bit too large, right?

With a long sigh, the Toad Sage was having a headache.

Having seen so many anomalous objects, the data for this anomalous object,

Is the most headache-inducing existence.

Several pieces of data are incoherent, contradicting each other,

Making it impossible to tell which is true and which is false.

Looking at the data in the light screen,

Naruto felt very confused.

"This thing... was it really written by people at the Foundation!"

Naruto's brows were tightly locked.

The data for this anomalous object, the more he looked, the more confused he felt.

The more he looked, the more he felt this data wasn't written by a normal person,

Instead, it was like something written by a mentally unstable guy with split personalities.

Naruto felt that when writing this data,

This person's head must have been very confused, or even in a state of schizophrenia.

But why would the Foundation play data written by such a person on the light screen?

Just when Naruto felt very confused, a new piece of data appeared on the light screen again.

"Research is currently underway on how to eliminate the influence of SCP-3999; current suggestions include launching it into the sun."

Inside the Hidden Stone Village,

Looking at the content in the light screen, Onoki spat out a mouthful of phlegm.

This... actually wants to launch the entire anomalous object into the sun?

An anomalous object without a physical body,

Even if you launch him into the sun, what's the use?

Taking a sip of tea, Onoki shook his head gently,

But suddenly he thought of a terrifying thing.

Who said the entire supreme god has no physical body? It seems the Foundation's data never said this.

Then that means this anomalous object actually has a physical body,

And in the light screen, the Foundation has been mentioning one person.

"I'm fucking? Could this Taloran be the physical body of this supreme god this time?"