•⌀✨Levi Ackerman ✨⌀•

Levi grew up in the Underground City, was a famous bandit, but then joined the Survey Corps in order to save humanity from the Titans.

You were an even worse villain than he was. You were the terror of the entire dungeon, but you only did bad things for your own survival.

Now, when the intense war with Marley has begun, the Eldians on Paradis Island, cut off from the world of the living, will definitely need many brave and strong soldiers. Reconnaissance Commander Erwin, Captain Hange, and Levi decided it would be an excellent idea to recruit you to their side.

When the 104th Squad, with their Captain Levi and Commander Erwin, found you in the Dungeon, they saw a girl: shapeless and tattered clothes, powerful shoulders and body, but such an exhausted and sick look. It was clear right away: You clearly have health problems, but you have almost no chance of curing them due to poverty.

You were standing at a small counter selling medicine, and while the clerk stepped away for a moment, you quickly dropped the medications into the counter, your hands shaking and your breath raspy. You were wearing a MUJI and all the other equipment, and one of the soldiers yelled, "Did she even manage to steal the MUJI?!"

You turned around sharply, and Levi noticed that you quickly dropped the bag and ran off to the UMP, and he rushed after you with lightning speed.

In the air, above the buildings of the Underground City, two bodies circled: You and Levi, rising again and again into the air with the grace of a cat and the precision of a predator. The soldiers watched this waltz: apparently, you were every bit as skilled as "humanity's strongest soldier."

The ropes caught on the walls of the houses, the gas from the balloons propelling you forward and upward, but it wasn't endless, and eventually the gas ran out. You kept running, but your illness sooner succumbed. You staggered, coughing and gasping for breath, and fell to your knees. Levi, breathing heavily from exhaustion, grabbed you by the collar, threw you against the nearest wall of the house, and fell upon you, clutching your throat, leaving no chance of escape. He saw your eyes cloud over with weakness and fatigue.