BRAINSICK [E.Jaeger]

...Admitting...

You and Eren crouched down by the edge of the walls, pulling up some crates.

"So now I guess we're both considered dangerous."

"Yeah. You're a titan and I'm, well, I don't even know what I am. I'm not a titan, am I? I've gotten hurt before, bled from my head and everything. Nothing happened."

"I don't think so. If you were one, then your injuries would've healed themselves."

"You know, I was actually real excited when that priest said that I'm half Ackerman. But then he just had to ruin things by saying that my other birthright's going to be the end of the world or something."

"Not exactly that. He said only to the walls."

"Sure, but what would a goddamn wall cultist want a 16-year-old girl dead so bad for? I don't think it's because of my 'sins' on my criminal record either."

"Son of a bitch," muttered Reiner from behind you guys. Bertholdt was busy comforting him.

"You okay?" asked Eren.

"A titan almost gnawed my arm off," he said, referring to the sling on his arm. "Pathetic. All I could think was 'this is how I go.'"

You raised an eyebrow. "Then maybe you should talk a little less and rest up a bit." Why does he sound like he rehearsed that damn sentence? You peered down. "Oh hey, Armin."

Eren pulled him back up. "Y/n, why don't you go meet up with Mikasa. The boys are going to catch up for a bit."

You snorted. "The boys," you echoed with a mocking tone, leaving them.

You checked up with Mikasa and Sasha who were helping Connie up. When everything there was fine, you headed over to Historia who hadn't left Ymir's side.

She glanced up and smiled. "Hi, Y/n."

"Hey." You sat down. "So we heard from this wall cultist that you're actually more important than you let yourself off as."

Her face struck with slight surprise. "Oh, I see."

"You know what else though?" You pointed to yourself. "Apparently, I'm related to you by blood."

She gasped and smiled. "Really?"

"And I'm half an Ackerman too. Wild day for me."

"Wow. So you're related to me, Mikasa, and Captain Levi?"

"Yeah. It's a little weird, learning that there were people by your side who shared the same blood this entire time after years of thinking you were basically all alone in this world. Up until I got my friends, of course."

"It must be overwhelming," she said. "But I'm happy we're technically family now. Even if we don't know each other that well."

"We will," you said. "So, uh, do you know anything about our bloodline?"