Attack On Titan Original Ending Novels & Stories

A glance exchanged there. “The war has ended. I ended it myself,” I added, my tone cold and authoritative. “There will be no retaliation. No remnants. His line is completely finished.” Kenji leans forward slightly. “Do you have proof of his ended line?” My eyes land on him within a second. Reaction was never the first thing, it was always the death glares that sends tremors down a person's spine. And that was exactly what was happening. I shot Kenji a death glare, that made him shudder. Silence had already instantly drop like a blade.

from the nursery rhyme. The golden flame hit the silver titan, and the reaction was cataclysmic. The silver ash turned to glass, shattering into a billion pieces that rained down on the valley like diamond dust. The Shadow Alpha let out a final, agonizing howl as his connection to the physical world was severed. The titan collapsed. The Void-Born guards fell to the ground, their shadows finally at peace. Silence returned to the Valley of the Fallen Kings. I stood at the center of the glass-shards, my clothes torn, my hands glowing with a soft, fading gold. Killian walked toward me, his human form covered in silver cuts, his eyes wide with a profound, terrifying awe.

It clipped my shoulder—pain exploding—but I caught his wrist with both hands, twisted, and drove forward. His tendons strained. He snarled and tried to head-butt me. I met him halfway. Cartilage popped under my forehead. Blood poured from his nose. He dropped the baton with a clatter. I kicked it away. “You think you’re Alpha?” Jasper spat, half-laughing, half-choking. “Look at you—bleeding, broken. She ran because she saw what you are. A monster.” “Shut your mouth.” My voice was low, dangerous.

The Dreamer's eye narrowed. The sky darkened. Reality trembled. Yet Elias didn't retreat. Didn't defend himself. Didn't justify his actions. Instead, he simply looked exhausted. The exhaustion of someone carrying a burden for longer than worlds had existed. The End suddenly spoke. Its voice echoed sharply. "Leave." Everyone turned. The shadow stretched across the sanctuary floor. Tense. Threatening. Protective. The End faced Elias directly. "You were never meant to return." Elias looked toward the shadow.

A ghost of a smile appeared on her lips but it eventually vanished. “He went out first. The team needed him immediately.” I nodded and shyly stood up from bed. Of course, he’s the Alpha. Why would he even wait for me, right? I just fixed myself before docking from the ship. My mouth dropped open when I saw the situation outside. Trees were lifeless. I don’t even think there’s life here. Buildings and houses were destroyed and burned. This has become their life? In all of my years in experience, I have never saw something like this. Even being a Warrior Witch, I have never seen something like this.

TYLER ROGERS With the news that Katia had been rescued, I knew the end was near and it had come so fast. The council was right, there was nothing stopping Alpha Titan from coming for his pound of flesh. It seemed all too familiar, like the first time he had come to Atlanta only this time, he was actually owed and I won’t blame him. I had gone to see the fight scene and give my last respect to Lucy on the spot she had fallen and was lost in my thoughts that I didn’t hear Emma sneak up on me and startled me.

I’m not ready for this. Just as I’m about to have a panic attack, the bedroom door opens with a bang. Before the scent registers, Aura has partially shifted and we are out of the nest, ready to attack the intruder. Snarling, we stop in our tracks as we look at a panicked Titus and we whimper at the sight of him. “Destinee! It’s ok, it’s me,” he gasps out before Aura growls again in warning. Titus holds his hands up and lowers his stance to show he isn’t a threat. We sniff the air and there is a new scent coming from him and Aura roars, shifting as she charges at him.