Grim Reaper in the Apocalypse: Reaping Immortals

Tulip finally saw something different in Ninth's eyes. Instead of the usual hate and anger that flashed whenever Ninth looked at her, there was now only compassion and trust.

Somehow, this gave her enough confidence in Ninth. Maybe, hope was not all lost.

'Surrender yourself now, and I will spare everyone else…'

The dragon shouted from a distance. Its fiery breath sent out a very real threat by burning the swords in the desert, defying Ninth's domain as if it were nothing special at all.

But no matter how much Tulip wanted everything to end, she knew that it was selfish of her to just give up now. She didn't even know if the dragon was telling the truth.

What if Atlan was still somewhere out there fighting and trying to get to her?

She couldn't just give up now and let all his efforts go to waste. She needed to stay strong and protect herself from harm.

'No…I won't…' Tulip replied to the dragon.

Even though her voice wasn't as booming as the Queen's voice, it somehow reached all the way to the Queen's ears and enraged her all the same.

She didn't know why Tulip was so stubborn. If she had simply offered herself as a sacrifice, then everyone would be satisfied. She wouldn't have to kill all those that she cared for.

'Minions, do you see what our fellow Canzer is doing? She is allying herself with the humans. She is nothing but a traitor!'

The Canzers below her grunted in anger as they looked at Tulip in the distance. She looked to be really chummy with the humans. She was a complete disgrace to the Canzer lineage.

'Anyone that brings me the head of that traitor will become my King, and all the power that it entails!'

The rest of the horde shouted at the dragon's order, showing their complete loyal faith in their leader. They continued to rush towards the humans with staggering numbers and strength. They didn't care if they trampled on each other, as long as someone was able to reach Tulip and be the first one to kill her.

Seeing these savage monsters coming for them, Ninth stood tall in front of her team. This was the moment. They couldn't run away now.

"Are you guys ready?" she asked.

"Yes!" they all answered simultaneously.

Just then, all members of her team glowed with different auras signifying their powers. The two tanks glowed blue, the Scout glowed yellow, the Sniper glowed red, and the Mage glowed violet.

Every single one of them was reaching deep down into their Soul System and bringing out the power that was hidden inside them. They were breaking the limits that they imposed upon themselves to the point that their bodies were starting to deteriorate.

But it didn't matter. If they don't release all their strength and kill the dragon now, then they won't survive anyway.

"Domain: All-seeing eye!" the Sniper shouted.

Suddenly, a huge eye manifested above the sands of the desert. The Sniper's domain powers allowed him to see everything in his vicinity down to the very atoms of his targets. With this vision, his sniping skills were enhanced by a thousand percent.

However, the appearance of this new domain interfered with Ninth's domain.

The sands and sword started to shimmer as if it was just about to disintegrate. But Ninth held on. She kept her focus.

"Open up yourself more. We need to connect our domains!" she said to the Sniper.

With a little bit more effort and focus, the Sniper was finally able to reign in his domain, allowing it to coexist with Ninth's domain.

As the two coexisted, Ninth and the Sniper felt their minds connect.

This intrusion into their minds would have made inexperienced Saviors lose their focus and immediately sabotage the connection between them. But this would only result in a tremendous backlash for both of them.

Thankfully, they already practiced this beforehand.

Ninth and the Sniper let their minds connect, sharing their thoughts, emotions, and hidden desires.

Not only that, Ninth also experienced the power of the Sniper's domain. Just like him, she could see through the entire domain as if she were a god observing his own territory. She could see every minute detail and even the weaknesses of the Canzers that were running towards them.

The Sniper also felt Ninth's power. He was able to command the swords the same as her.

"Everyone! Join up!"

The mage shouted as she released her domain called Hands of Oblivion.
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Suddenly a large violet hand manifested in the skies, as if a god was about to grasp the entire world. With this domain, her telekinesis ability was improved by leaps and bounds, allowing her to simply crush Canzers with a single thought in her mind.

She reigned in her power, slowly merging it with Ninth and the sniper's domain.

Soon, she joined the mind-melding connection between the two, allowing the three of them to peer into each other's minds.

And with the sharing of their thoughts came the sharing of their powers. They could use each other's powers as if it was their own, and use them to improve their own powers as well.

It wasn't a few seconds later that the Scout and the two tanks released their domains.

The bodyguard tank's domain was called Cthulhu's Everlasting Tentacles. Suddenly, large violet octopus tentacles emerged from the ground and wiggled in the air.

For as long as these eight tentacles exist, everyone in the team cannot die. Each time they were about to take fatal damage, the tentacles would pull their soul out of their body and turn their dying body into a straw doll.

The Scout's domain was called Historical Peering and it allowed him to see beyond the dimensions, seeing through everyone's past and their weaknesses as if it was tattooed on their bodies.

The main tank's domain was called Yellow Brick Wall, which allowed him to create as many defensive walls as needed, with their strength being limited only by his imagination.