Who still writes Attack on Titan these days?
Oh, me, waiting for the final season in 2023.
This is a short story, and it should be finished soon.
It's dedicated to this wonderful work and to Levi, whose characterization was so brilliantly done. I hope he gets a happy ending.
The story leans toward serious drama. It's about two people, both haunted by the loss of those close to them, finding redemption in each other.
It follows the original timeline, with changes made to advance the plot.
As the protagonist with an all-seeing perspective, Cortia was initially just curious about what the people of the Survey Corps were thinking.
But after she provoked that fierce squad leader, she decided to give them a little help.
She hadn't expected the Survey Corps, a bunch of devils, to keep whispering demonic temptations in her ear.
Without realizing it, her convictions began to waver, until she was finally won over.
The man with the fierce gaze beneath his black hair had always carried out Erwin's orders flawlessly.
This time, too, even if it took a long while, he would finish the job and dig up every last detail of her past.
Theme: She doesn't understand why they strive so hard for freedom, but she can't stop them.
Damn, even though it's an original character, Bamboo Horse is also very fragrant.
Look what I found!! A treasure trove!!
Don't cheat your wife! I will always support you!
Let's cut through the mess quickly, Levi [covering his face and peeking]
Harmful! When I think about the fact that the island was blown up by a nuclear bomb at the end of the play, I want to kill the author. He is like a world-destroying maniac.