Konoha: The Foundation's revelation at the outset shocks the world.

"Static void? What is that?"

Although they didn't know what the information about the containment facility displayed on the light screen referred to...

But for some reason, Tsunade still thinks these things are awesome.

Just looking at her, I already think she's amazing!

However, the barrier within the light screen, which could not be passed through or touched, puzzled Tsunade greatly.

At the same time, I'm even more curious about what exactly this 3930 is.

Looking at the content on the light screen

After a moment of contemplation, Naruto realized that he had absolutely no understanding of this thing.

It's not that I can't understand it,

It's because I overused my brain when trying to understand how the Howling Demon exists.

The abnormal death of a large number of brain cells has caused him to be unable to understand what is being said on the screen.

I need to rest for a while and let my brain cells recover.

As Naruto recovered his brain cells, new data was constantly being updated on the screen.

Through extensive testing using various techniques, Foundation researchers have been able to confirm with 99.99% accuracy that nothing exists within the area described as SCP-3930.

[Despite this, subjects exposed to SCP-3930 consistently describe the space as containing flora and fauna similar to those of the surrounding area, and a building somewhere within a non-existent space.]

How personnel can perceive SCP-3930 is currently unknown, but several hypotheses have been proposed.

Tsunade and Jiraiya exchanged a glance and said in unison:

"Cognitive pollution!"

This current scenario is exactly the same as many other cases of people suffering from cognitive contamination that have occurred before.

But those who are now corrupted by the perception of this Howling Demon, and those who were previously infected by the perception corruption,

They seem a little different.

All those who were previously infected had come to believe in one person.

The infected person is not worshipping a person, but rather, he believes that this thing exists in his mind.

This raises many questions.

At this moment, the information displayed on the screen was constantly being updated.

Because SCP-3930 cannot be traversed or interacted with, and because SCP-3930 is not a physical entity, existing objects or entities cannot "enter" SCP-3930.

At this moment, everyone in the ninja world was even more confused.

This anomalous containment object cannot be traversed or interacted with; it is a non-existent object.

How did the containment facility obtain so much information about this anomalous containment object?

Could it be that all their information was just guesswork?

But this is different from what was said in the previous information about the shelter.

After all, the data from the containment facility, shown on the light screen, indicated that they had previously sent people into this anomalous containment object.

And it seems that they did make contact with him.

But why are you saying this now?

While everyone in the ninja world was filled with doubt, new information was constantly being updated on the light screen.

However, personnel attempting to approach SCP-3930 and enter it will still be perceived as engaging in such activity by external observers.

[The moment personnel cross the "boundary" that SCP-3930 does not exist, they will cease to exist.]

In Miaomu Mountain,

He took a deep drag of his cigarette.

The Toad Sage's eyes also revealed a solemn expression.

It will disappear the moment it crosses the border.

According to the conventions of the shelter, this disappearance would not be merely a physical disappearance.

This disappearance should be a complete and utter disappearance from everyone's memory and from this world.

"As expected of the supreme god."

After making a sigh, the Toad Master relaxed again.

In any case, this anomalous containment object is something that cannot be moved.

No matter how powerful his extraordinary abilities are,

As long as the people of the ninja world don't do anything stupid like actively seeking him out to do such a thing.

There shouldn't be any danger in the ninja world.

The Toad Sage took one last drag of his cigarette, then closed his eyes contentedly.

At this moment, the information displayed on the screen was constantly being updated.

[Nevertheless, external observers will continue to detect personnel entering SCP-3930 for some time, until this ceases.]

"Hiss... It didn't just disappear? It can still make people sense the intruder's presence?"

In an instant, Naruto gained a deeper understanding of the power of this anomalous containment object.

After all, he can make people disappear when they cross his borders.

But it can continue to deceive the observers at the anomalous containment facility.

Make them believe that the intruder still exists.

Presumably, this was done to test the capabilities of this anomalous containment object.

Many people must have died in the shelter.

Naruto sighed softly, his eyes filled with a solemn expression.

【all in all,】

SCP-3930 does not exist.

SCP-3930 is not a physical location, point in time, vacuum, singularity, hyperspace, metastructure, or any other existing describable entity, as such describable entities require existence, and SCP-3930 is not.

Looking at the information on the light screen,

Tsunade nodded slightly; it seemed her earlier guess was correct.

The Howling Demon is not a real, existing creature.

As an individual, 3930 naturally behaves the same way.

But if the containment facility claims that 3930 doesn't exist, then why did they create this piece of information in the first place?

And it was even broadcast to the entire ninja world?

After pondering for a moment with her head down, Tsunade raised her eyes and muttered to herself:

"Does this mean that 3930 must not exist in people's minds, otherwise it will cause some irreparable damage?"

At this moment, Tsunade was facing the information displayed on the light screen.

That was the only thing she could think of, but in an instant, Tsunade felt that this statement was probably incorrect.

If it really is as he guessed,

Why did the shelter create this information, and why did it broadcast it on the screen to the entire ninja world?

Isn't this just asking for trouble?

[SCP-3930 cannot be described as anything, regardless of its nature of perception.]

[Because SCP-3930 does not exist, it cannot contain anything that exists. Therefore, any attempt to pass through or enter SCP-3930 is impossible due to its non-existence, and anything that does so will cease to exist.]

[Even if the above points hold true, humans can still perceive SCP-3930 as perceptible, and similarly, things that have become non-existent due to SCP-3930 can also be perceived.]

Confused, lost, utterly and completely lost.

To be honest, that last paragraph is really convoluted and requires too much brainpower.

So much so that when everyone in the entire ninja world saw what was displayed on the screen, they were all heartbroken and devastated.

"No, the 3930 they're talking about doesn't exist, meaning it can't be sensed by humans. But why does the containment facility later say it can be sensed?"

"Ugh! My head hurts! My head hurts! I can't take it anymore! I feel like something's going to pop out of my head!"

"No, am I the only one paying attention to that last sentence, that things that cease to exist due to SCP-3930 can also be perceived in a similar way?

In the mountains of Myoboku, look at the last sentence displayed on this light screen.

The Toad Sage's eyes narrowed slightly.

"Things rendered non-existent by SCP-3930?"

Although the Toad Sage already knew from the previous light screen that these non-existent beings would disappear from the entire world,

But now the light screen says that humans can sense their existence?