Grim Reaper in the Apocalypse: Reaping Immortals

Just like that, a Specialist-level Canzer famed for its difficulty in being killed, was killed with just a single word from Atlan.

Kobra, Carmine, and the rest of the humans watching this scene couldn't believe their eyes. It was almost as if they were dreaming. After all, they had just watched a Student-level Savior demolish a Specialist-level Canzer all by himself, without any help from anyone at all.

But that wasn't even the most impressive part. It was the ease with which he killed the Specialist-level Canzer that made all of them speechless.

Somehow, without even using a single construct, he was able to destroy a Canzer into ashes.

That was a feat that could not be achieved through hard work alone.

The civilians in the group finally realized what kind of strength Atlan had, and why he was so confident in his stories back then.

They now looked at him in a completely different light, probably at the same level as Kobra in their eyes.

But for Kobra himself, he couldn't help but put Atlan way above. After all, even if the matchup was favorable to him, he still wouldn't be able to kill a Canzer so easily by himself. He would always need a team to support him, or else he would find it hard to even survive the encounter.

Yet somehow, Atlan didn't need help. He had all the aid he needed with his clones, which seemed to be able to multiply infinitely if he wanted it to.

After all, Kobra could see much more deeply into the situation than normal people. He saw the power and pressure emanating from those clones. And from what he could see, they were virtually indistinguishable from the original Atlan.

This meant that they all had the same power to kill a Specialist-level Canzer by themselves. And with each clone, that similarity didn't go down one bit. Each of them, no matter how many times a clone created a clone, inherited Atlan's skills without limit.@@novelbin@@

Infinite cloning was a scary thought just by itself. But if paired with Atlan's strange powers, then it became a whole different beast.

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And Kobra had a feeling that Atlan wasn't even using his full strength in that fight. There was always a sense of casualness and easiness in the way he approached the Basilisk that made Kobra think that Atlan always knew that he could kill the Basilisk any time he wanted.

He wouldn't have had that confidence if he didn't have the power to back it up.

Now that they had fully understood the power of the Star Porter, Kobra was incredibly grateful that he was still a part of humanity.

Atlan could have easily left by himself. He could have easily let the Basilisk kill every single one of them here, and he would have still been safe in the end.

After all, almost everyone here had underestimated him from the very beginning. They insulted and dishonored him through malicious words, even though all he said was nothing but the truth.

He had all the reasons to let the other civilians die, yet he didn't. In the end, he still saved them.

And if there was still any doubt that Atlan truly killed the Basilisk, the inverted colors of the Remedium slowly faded back down, replaced by the true colors of reality.

Finally, they were back in the real world.

Suddenly, soldiers, guards, and Saviors all swarmed their location trying to see if anyone needed any help.

It seemed that in their absence, the other Saviors in the HeadQuarters noticed what had happened. After all, the destruction that happened in the Remedium also reflected in reality.

The buildings and concrete walls that the Basilisk destroyed during its rampage remained in the real world.

This was what alarmed the others that something wrong had happened.

The HeadQuarters issued another state of emergency and asked for any able-bodied Savior to wait by the outskirts of the affected area.

This was a big deal, not only because it was unprecedented, but also because there were a lot of lives at stake during this anomaly.

After all, the Elder Heads were caught up in this situation!

The rest of the Operators were doing their very best to try and create a portal that would let them try to save the ones trapped in the Remedium.

But before they could, the destruction finally stopped, and everyone that was lost, suddenly returned to their original places in the meeting.

So, when they finally returned, they were swarmed by a lot of people to try and see if anything bad had happened.

"What happened?!"

"Are you guys okay? Are the Elder Heads fine?!"

"Don't worry, we'll get you all sorted out."

The rest of the rescuers thought that something bad had happened to the survivors. After all, they all had a look of shock still plastered all over their faces.

They didn't know that this expression was not due to the Canzer, but because of the man that killed it.

Atlan, with his job done, slowly faded away into the background and left the situation, leaving the others completely dumbfounded about what happened.

It took a couple of hours before things finally settled down and witness reports were finally taken.

"What kind of Canzer did you all encounter? Did you guys find any clue as to how you were all transported to the Remedium without a portal? Who killed the Canzer? How did it happen?"

Those last two questions were the most important ones.

After all, most people would have thought that Kobra, the man hailed to be the strongest Savior in the entirety of Genesis City, would have been the one to save everyone from harm and kill the Canzer.

But when they started taking witness accounts, a completely different person emerged.

Atlan, the Star Porter.

The reviewers couldn't help but question the survivors' answers. After all, it was incredibly unbelievable to think that a Student-level Savior could do the things that they all saw him do.

Because of that, the current theory was that they were all confused about what truly happened in the Remedium due to some kind of phenomenon.

Of course, the survivors vehemently disagreed with that, and stuck with their truth. Atlan did kill that Basilisk by himself.

In the end, the Elder Heads had to order the HeadQuarters to stop questioning them about it, leaving it to become a mystery with the others.