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FUCK FUCK GOD PLEASE I JUST WANTED THEM TO SURVIVE AND LIVE PEACEFULLY OUT IN THE COUNTRY OR SOMETHING AND HAVE A LITTLE TEA SHOP AND A MILLION CHILDREN FUCK WHY GOD WHYYYYYY

Nssssssssss

I normally am not crazy about anime original endings but I will accept this due to the fact her death was unnecessary.

I mean he could’ve at least been with a veteran for his ending.

The only Anime Original Ending that I‘m hoping for.

Btw I’m a multi shipper but I ship levihan

I stand by the fact that if she wasn’t the commander he would still go along with her bs

Levi is like that husband who just goes with his wife..

Attack on Titan Chapter 115-Hanji’s POV

The pathetic fallacy of a downpour was not lost on Hanji. In fact, it was perfectly fitting. Paradis collapses, the skies cry. There was nothing too unnatural or out of the ordinary about that, all things considered. So why, then, did a sickening feeling of dread seem to be lingering in her stomach?

The group of horses plodding on, each looking as miserable and forlorn as their riders. The Yeagerists…if someone had told her such a group would exist four years ago, she’d deem them crazy even by her standards. The entire group, come to think of it, was rather cult-like in its deification of the Jaeger brothers, whose true intentions Hanji didn’t trust in the slightest. This had been cemented by her confrontation with Eren. Vague as it was, it had still been the most the military had gotten out of him since the return from Liberio.

Still, in order for whatever plans that the faction might have to work, Eren and Zeke had to make physical contact. Granted, avoiding that was becoming harder by the minute, but if she could make contact with Levi, there was a chance, however small, that they could overpower the Yeagerists long enough to get away with Zeke, before transferring his Titan power.

Of course, that was assuming they didn’t kill her and Levi once they arrived. A million things could go wrong, but somehow, she had to still hope that-

The sound of a distant explosion shook her from her thoughts. Around her, the horses were panicking, their riders looking no less spooked. She was aware of everyone trying to figure out the source, but she had no need to do so. Despite wrapped up in her own thoughts, Hanji had placed the sound as one all too familiar to her. “That was a Thunder Spear…”The feeling of dread inside her was suddenly amplified “Zeke should be in custody much further ahead of here…what happened?”

She glanced to the left to see Floch studying her intently, almost as if he could read her thoughts. “I think we’ll find something if we follow that sound.” He stated, not once breaking eye contact with his former superior.

The group continued riding in silence for a mile or so in the direction of the sound. The surrounding land looked so pristine and ordinary that it was unnerving. That is, until they passed around a grove of trees. Then it was all too clear what must have transpired.

Debris and shrapnel littered the surrounding area, smoke still spiralling up in wisps even whilst being gutted by the torrential rain. Past that, the bodies of two horses could be seen, one clearly dead, the other still appearing to cling onto its last shreds of life despite bleeding out from a number of deep puncture wounds. The remains of a titan lay steaming in the distance, and body parts were everywhere.

Hanji knew the effects of Thunder Spears, had in fact coordinated their rigorous testing prior to them being considered ‘safe’ for use. But the scene before them still shocked her to the core. She quickly urged her horse forwards. If there was something she could see, something that could tell her more about what happened here…

“Commander Hanji.” A voice shouted “You need to stay still!” She chose not to respond, her eyes instead taking in the surroundings. “Did a carthorse get blown to pieces?” She wondered aloud. If so, where was the cart’s driver?

Her gaze then landed on something-no, someone-crumpled at the river’s edge, the Wings of Freedom clear as day on their cape. Without a thought of the consequences of her actions, Hanji leapt down from her horse. Upon hearing protests, she yelled out “Someone’s there!” and raced to the bank.

Upon reaching the figure, Hanji bent down into a crouch and tried to pull them upright. “Hey!” She asked, panic edging her voice “Are you alive?!” A stupid thing to ask, considering the alternative and how they looked, but if they were only injured-

Her breath caught in her throat as she saw their face.

It was maimed, almost hideously so, drenched in blood that mingled with the mud and rain. Large pieces of shrapnel stuck out of their cheek and jaw on one side, and on the other…a long gash trailed from the eyebrow to the chin, right through the eye. She couldn’t bring herself to look at the rest of the body, but judging by the blood soaking through the clothes and staining her own, it was just as badly injured, if not more so.

But that wasn’t the worst part. The worst part was that she recognised and knew this face all too well.

“Levi?”

This was bad. No, this went beyond bad. Her comrade, her friend was dead in her arms, and she couldn’t even tell what exactly had transpired. The wounds must have been caused by the Thunder Spear from earlier, that much was obvious, but what had been the cause to use it? It couldn’t have been used to down the nearby Titan, Levi would’ve used his blades for that, and he wasn’t stupid enough to be near his spear when it detonated. So what had happened?

Suddenly, she saw his eyes flicker briefly. It was over in the blink of an eye, barely noticeable, perhaps even a spasm as his body shut down-but she’d seen it, and it gave her hope. Until she became aware of footsteps approaching her and the sound of guns cocking.

“I have no idea what happened…but we got lucky.” The unmistakeable voice of Floch spoke out, from what must have been no more than a few paces away “Our number one threat is here, covered in his own blood.” Hanji froze, still holding Levi’s near-lifeless body. Another soldier came up behind her “Let’s shoot him in the head.” “He’s dead.” She cut in. The lack of gunshots briefly reassured her that they believed her-for the moment, at least. If she was going to get herself and Levi out of here, then she needed to think fast and on her feet, just like in any other mission. And in this case, she had to come up with the most believable lie she’d ever told.

“He got caught in the explosion of a Thunder Spear at point blank range.” Her eyes remained locked on Levi, refusing to look at those who were just a single shot away from ending their lives “I’ve seen similar accidents during training. But beyond external wounds, internal organs would be ripped to shreds and death would be instant.” “I can also check a pulse.” Floch stated “So let me have a look.” Hanji glared at him and tightened her hold on her friend. She didn’t have much time to react or plan further, however, as a sudden burst of steam from the downed Titan diverted everyone’s attention.

“FLOCH!” One of the soldiers ran over to them “There’s something weird about this Titan!”

Immediately, Hanji noticed that instead of being emitted from the body as would be the case with injuries, the steam was being sucked in. In all her years of studying and fanatically obsessing over Titans, she’d never witnessed this.

“Is it disappearing?” Floch asked “Did it die?” “No…” A million thoughts spun through Hanji’s head, but she fought to keep them at bay and assess the situation “Normally…when steam gets absorbed like that, it won’t disappear…” She froze as something appeared to move on the titan. No…it was climbing out of the body. A person. As they looked up, face becoming visible, Hanji fought back a yell.

It was Zeke.

Mere metres away from her and Levi.

For a second, Hanji’s gaze locked with his, fear threatening to swallow her. But it was not the time for fear, not the time to freeze like a startled rabbit. They had to fight, damn it. They had to win.

Without further hesitation, Hanji grabbed Levi and plunged into the river, frantically swimming with the current as it dragged them away.