Attack On Titan Ova No Regret Novels & Stories

He could not help it, as tears flowed down slowly from his eyes. Despite the feeling of weakness he felt, he turned to look at his opponent. He wanted to see his opponent’s reaction, so he could know how to act when the fight resumes. Unlike him, the World Destroyer felt a feeling that he had never felt since he was born, regret. Since his birth, this was the first time that he was ever regretting a decision that he made. If he had allowed his opponent to choose without any manipulations. Perhaps, he would have decided to join the Sea Angels Alliance later on.

Titan agrees. “T, are we sure this is the only way?” Ariel asks, clinging to Adrian. “I want Odin and Rhea safe. But I also want all of you safe. I may be an Alpha blood but I'm not strong enough to fight with you. Are you sure this is the only way?” Titan and Iris look at each other. “Yes. We have to end the game. We have to make sure no more games are played,” Titan tells them. “So, everyone go tonight and hold those you love. Tomorrow, we battle to end all battles.”

Sweat slid down his temples as he fought the urge to drag her into his arms and never let go. “Regret?” he growled. “The only regret I have is not realizing sooner. Not seeing you when you were right before me.” Aria shook her head violently, her voice breaking. “Don’t—don’t do this to me. I can’t survive it again.” Again.

“I told you that you would regret hurting me.” She sank her claws further. I bit my lips, holding back the groan that threatened to escape my lips. I heard Silas burst into laughter. “So much for an Alpha, don't you think?” I didn't lower my head; instead, I smiled. “Daring to fight me today, can you face the entire Crescent pack?” His smile fell halfway through. “I am doing the right thing.” I smiled, but then Gena's claws left my shoulders, followed by her scream. My shoulders healed instantly, patching themselves like a coyote.

"It's over… My life is over! I don't want to die! I don't want to be HIV-positive! I'm still a minor, I don't want to die!" Some grabbed their head and began tearing at their hair, sobbing uncontrollably. Others collapsed on the floor, staring blankly at the ceiling, and began mumbling to themselves. And some, upon recalling that overused syringe, tainted with the blood of different people, felt a wave of nausea surge up their throats. They couldn't help but bend over as they retched violently. Fear spread through the classroom like an uncontrollable plague. Just moments ago, they were still basking in talks of unity and commendation. Now, with all excitement stripped bare, they were left wi

To win, they had to introduce a variable that the System couldn't optimize. The Pure Regret. "Meilin," Leo whispered, pulling her close. "We have to give him the one thing Arthur never had. We have to show the System what it feels like to lose someone you love—not as an asset, but as a soul." Leo reached into his pocket and pulled out the shattered shard of the Original Memory-Orb. It was the last piece of the "Unwanted" virus. "If we upload our 'Regret' directly into the Spire," Leo explained, "it will flood the Consensus with our ten years of separation. The System will try to 'optimize' the grief, but grief has no Symmetry. It will cause a total neural crash."

"You'd better watch yourselves. Cross me, and you'll regret it." He turned and stalked away, Catherine hurrying after him. Before disappearing, she shot Jasper a look filled with pure venom—her mask finally slipping to reveal the calculating predator beneath. Alone in the moonlit garden, Jasper collapsed to his knees, hands buried in his hair as the weight of realization crushed down on him. "Julian, we were so wrong. So completely, utterly wrong." Julian sighed, placing a steadying hand on his brother's shoulder. "Regret won't change the past. All we can do now is find Madeline and try to make amends—if that's even possible."

She leaned against the cold stone wall and crossed her arms, watching him kneel and begin scrubbing. Hard. Each stroke was violent, like he was punishing the floor instead of himself. Minutes passed. Then she spoke, her voice calm but lethal. “You’re going to apologize to Mira.” Grey froze. Slowly, he looked up. “No.” Her eyes narrowed. “Excuse me?” “I said no,” he snapped, standing. “I won’t apologize for something I don’t regret.” That hit her harder than his words in class. “You don’t regret breaking her?” Scarlet asked quietly. “Using her? Pushing her until she fucking shattered?”

OV No one knows how but everyone has things that they regret. Some regret not treasuring what they had, but they realize too late that what they had was precious. Some regret unsaid thoughts and words when they had the opportunity to say them. Others regret not being courageous enough to take risks. Hamdan was no exception. He had a lot of regrets. He regretted being selfish, he regretted not trusting his beloved wife, he regretted driving her away yet his biggest regret was not being there for his wife. The last call she made to him was like a wakeup call to his selfish self.

Or thos m that alredy ‘reset’ won’t get their live peaefully. Reno: To lock their memory about this place huh? When they arrive at their base, from the sky we saw a lot of mutilated Giant ahem Titan. Those mindleas giant that only on canon fodder rank. But seeing their height made Akira think about His protection wall. Akira: I’ll put extra height on our city after this. Reno beside him only looked at him with a doubtfull look. Akira: Yosh, time for exterminating the pest. Reno i’ll leave the commamding to you.