Reapers Code
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Last published Fri, May 10, 2024
If anyone told Helios that one day, he'd have to survive an onslaught of attacks from the undead as well as eldritch creatures both made by mad scientists/came from a different plane of existence, he would've grabbed their head and slammed them on a wall
Sadly, this is what his reality has become.
When a so-called 'natural phenomenon' brings about a parasite known as Ulvas- plural:Ulvea-onto earth, undead beings nicknamed 'Corrode' by the government began to come to life. However messed up this seems, there is still hope for humanity.
The disaster also brings forth the rise of 'Reapers'-not Hunters- who awakened to special powers due to their bodies accepting the presence of the parasite. These Reapers slash down Corrodes, giving them true freedom from the parasite and sending them to eternal rest.
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