KangarooCruz

Gods and Myths rule over the lands on Earth. They give their citizens food, security, abundance, and most of all…Immortality.

In exchange, humans went over the 4th Dimension and killed Canzers, the monsters that threaten the sanctity of the God's dimension. They are called Saviors.

At 18yrs old, Atlan finally gained a chance to become a Savior. But…he inadvertently gained the powers of the God of Death. 

Was it useful in a world of immortality?

Yes. Nobody knew that when Atlan overthrew the Grim Reaper, an apocalypse would doom the world.

Humanity lost its immortality. Ordinary people, Saviors, and even Gods could die now.

[You have witnessed the extinction of Angels]

[10-star rarity Angelic Genus acquired!]
[Your Bloodline has evolved to Angelic Reaper of Gods]

[You have reaped the deaths of 10,000 Angels]
[You have gained 1,000,000 Upgrade Points]
[You have gained 10,000 experience]

[Lightspeed Angel Wings body mutation acquired!]



[You have reaped the death of the First Savior]

[10x Level Booster trait acquired!]
[SSS class Apocalyptic Hellfire acquired]

Grim Reaper in the Apocalypse: Reaping Immortals

Three shady figures watched the ruckus at the Club Fair from a distance. Their eyes focused on the very center of the crowd, the man with the only black battle suit in a sea of green around him.

"Finding him is easier than I thought."

The scene quickly escalated as the guy next to the Star Porter attacked him using a LifeSkill.

These shady figures immediately noticed his strength and correctly estimated that he was at the 4th stage Student realm.

They expected an easy win for the guy, but they were soon stunned to see Atlan break the guy's leg with one swift kick. Their discerning eyes saw the brief moment when the black flames emerged from out of nowhere.

Even they felt the change in pressure from a distance. It was like the Star Porter turned from a simple cat to a vicious tiger in a millisecond. His roar sent shivers down their spines.

"Tsk. He's stronger than we thought. What should we tell the young master O?"

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