Attack On Titan Abnormal Novels & Stories

I suddenly have my own theory of just how she got this fat. I shove my disgust deep down where neither she nor anyone else can see it and smile. “Not today Melda.” I say and leave without another word. People like me are called the Abnormo, the freaks. We are weird because we deviate from what is normal in Lyria. Abnormos, not so surprisingly, do not live very long in Lyria. And contrary to what Aden thinks, I do intend to live very long and have those babies with him.

Georgia and Gregor immediately turned to him,Annabella also stood up from her seat,still holdinh Alex "Doctor tell me what's going on...please" Georgia said impatiently "Who are you??" The Doctor asked "I'm here mom....her real mother" Georgia said and the Doctor looked at Annabella who didn't say a word "You can talk to me Doctor" Gregor spoke up "Okay sir...can I see you privately....." "Say the f**k you want to say right here!!" Annabella yelled "What's wrong with her?" Gregor asked calmly "Its...food poisoning" The doctor said

"No changes are happening. God damnit! You were asked to do one job, and my god, you're" Clause held me down, trying to calm my nerves. I was on the edge these days. Seeing Lyra as lifeless and knowing that I was the reason behind it didn't sit well with me. I gulped down a lump, sending glares towards the doctor. "Alpha, your Luna can heal herself. I can only stabilize and make sure she's doing well, but unlike the other attack that was caused by a rogue, you're an Alpha; you have more dominance over her, and her immune system is"

The ones attacking, the ones fighting—they moved at unnatural speeds, their eyes glowing, their bodies shifting. The legends, the nightmares whispered in hushed voices… they were real. Vampires. Oh my God. And Abaddon— He was one of them. A wind-like force crashed against me, and suddenly, he was there. Right in front of me. Still in his monstrous form, his chest rising and falling with each heavy breath. Before I could react, he grabbed something behind me. Another attacker. His fangs sank deep into the boy’s throat, tearing at his flesh with a ferocity that made bile rise in my throat. He didn’t stop until the body was lifeless.

Structural resistance. Energy fluctuations. “Focus,” Adrian reminded her. She forced herself to stabilize. To filter. To observe. The creature pushed back. Its body twisted unnaturally, reforming even as it was pinned beneath the Titan’s weight. The dark energy beneath its armor flared again, spreading rapidly across its surface. “It’s adapting again,” Lyra said. “It will keep adapting,” Adrian replied. “That’s what makes it dangerous.” The creature struck. A jagged limb shot upward, piercing into the Titan’s side.

so Jeanne, Ritsuka, Mashu, Jack, Amanda Scratch, Oliver, Olivia, Roxy, Monty & I got on Oberon and headed back to the hideout. Back at the Friendly Strangers Hideout Karuji turned around and saw me on Oberon “guys Arnold is back” he shouted Funabi, Darkchromus, Sanazo & Matthias saw me on Oberon” my group and I jump off Oberon and he morph back to servant form “are you alright Oberon?” I asked him “yes I was a pretty dizzy” he said “it’s okay if you take a break its go for it” I said “thanks Arnold” said Oberon “Karuji any luck on the Mane Six, Sunset, Starlight & Bronyium?” I asked “they said that they got 45% of the Parastic Fault” he said “that’s good to hear” I said suddenly the hideout

"Yes, but we can talk about that later. It's the least important thing right now." Liv shut her mouth with a snap and stared at him for several long beats before speaking again. "Okay, then." Her eyes raised to the ceiling looking like she was weighing what she wanted to say next. "So, you're immortal?" "Not exactly. We can be killed but it is difficult. We heal quickly. As you could see, Asta was perfectly fine when she was in here earlier. Our bodies can heal most wounds if we can shift." Brodi sat up straight. "We are exceptional warriors. In today's world, the only thing that could kill us would be a bullet to the brain. That would not allow us to have the capacity to shift, so we would

– A man sitting on the single sofa said “I’m not that surprised anymore. Look at us, we become mid-level zombies already so how come there’s no human who could also be abnormal and become so much stronger than others.” – A woman with short red hair said “That’s not important anymore. Instead, should we still attack that group of humans?” – A man with blond hair said

Every time she closed her eyes, she saw the grainy image of Nomo surrounded by those white-eyed abominations in the warehouse basement. "The distress signal was intercepted, Sofia. If you rush in now, you’re not a rescuer, you’re a second course," Phuwin Montague replied, his voice maintaining a glacial calm that infuriated her. He stood by the tactical map, his fingers tracing the ley-lines of the Abribi District. "We need to know what we’re fighting. The creatures in that warehouse aren't just biological accidents. They’re systematic."

Could feel the system functions integrating into my thoughts, changing how I perceived reality. "Five absorptions," I said quietly. "One more practice run and then the emergency response. That's all I need." "You're fragmenting," Whitney said, checking her equipment. "I can see it in your energy signature. You're starting to register as partially anomalous. Not fully human anymore but not fully program either."