Attack On Titan Ova No Regret Novels & Stories

Love, hatred, regret—all mixed into one feeling that was hard to express. David walked closer, his steps firm. ‘Olivia… I need to talk.’ Olivia looked at him expressionlessly. ‘What do you want to talk about, David?’ Her voice was frigid, full of resentment. David paused, swallowing. ‘I… I regret it. Everything that happened, I regret it.’ Olivia looked at David with sharp eyes. ‘Too late, David. Far too late.’ Before David could say anything else, an explosion suddenly rocked the room. Everyone screamed in panic, and as the dust began to settle, Olivia had vanished from David’s view.

he uttered, his voice trembling with profound regret, "I am deeply sorry, but I truly believed that I had no other course of action. I did what I thought was right." Reina's anger burned with an intensity akin to an unquenchable inferno, refusing to be extinguished by her father's remorseful words. Her eyes blazed with an unrelenting fury, her voice laced with a potent mix of indignation and resentment. "Sorry?" she spat, her words laced with a venomous disdain. "After all this time, you dare to offer your apology? Where was your remorse when you planted the seed of stealing the imprinting moment within my mind? You knew what I have dreamed and exploited it! Destroying it!"

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Vengeance is for God. She knows that. But for once, she wants to try it so bad. In time, rumors will fly through new skies. In time, all of the thousand cuts will be just some scars, and a million little stars will be align for a brand new start. Change is inevitable, but it is either for better or for worse. It will come and break through even in hardly-constructed fences, just like how Reiner and Bertholdt invaded the walls in the popular anime named Attack on Titan. But for her, how come that hatred and pain seems so odd and unbreakable that it will last forever? Mary Emily Trañilla can only wish that it will vanish like how the Beast Titan killed the soldiers headed by Captain Erwin Smit

Arthur was a revolting man, and I found his blood equally revolting. Arthur was supposed to regain some control over his body at this point. However, perhaps I had hit him too hard. Arthur struggled with great difficulty and finally managed to get on all fours. He stayed on his knees and slammed his forehead against the concrete floor over and over again. Loud thuds could be heard. The muscles on Arthur's face twitched. Both his tears and blood dripped from his chin. "Please forgive me, Olivia. I know that I'm wrong now. I beg you. Please forgive me… Please…"

Naomi pov Meeting with the alpha Baron was a happy sad feeling, the look on his face when he finally figured out who I was. He must have really regretted what he did that day because I could feel it, I could see regret all over him as we were talking. I almost forgot what he did to me when I saw how sad he looked and how he was apologizing. I would have forgiven him if his actions didn't cost my father's life. I couldn’t pay the aged man back for being there for me even with the way he was treated in the pack.

I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was being paraded around like some sort of trophy, a symbol of Noah’s power, of his control. But it wasn’t just the crowd that caught my attention. It was the Lycan king. Something about him looked… familiar. There was something in his eyes, something in the way he carried himself that sent a chill down my spine. As if on cue, the Lycan king walked toward our table. He approached Noah first, offering his hand in greeting. “Alpha Noah,” he said, his voice deep and commanding. “We finally meet.” Noah shook his hand firmly. “It’s an honor, King Kael,” he replied, his tone respectful.

I wasn't sure how I managed to, even as I staggered, I still didn't fall. My vision swam. My eyes burned, the tears I'd been holding back slipped out finally. And I could taste blood, warm and copper on my tongue. My mother made a shocked sound behind him. My father stood there breathing hard, his hand still raised slightly, his face a map of fury and uncontrollable rage. His actions dawned on me, even as he spat his words of venom at me. "I regret the day I found out you were my biological daughter," he said, his voice rough and low. "I mean every word of that."

By then, she remembered a scene from Azul's memory. He was facing some kind of war and he was the only one left alive. Through the mask that he is wearing, black flame fumes. It engulfs him and he shouted in agony as if it was his last cry. Then after a second, he fell in silence. Just when he was being attacked by some people who looks like the Light Oracles, Azul stood up and raised his hands. In a deep, scary voice, he ordered, "Rebirth." When Saiya's mind returned to the present, she was shocked by what's happening all around her; shadows from the dead villagers starts emerging.

“You didn’t. I had to learn it in the second regression. But in the first, I regressed one year prior to the big war that wiped everyone. I was in the middle of a battlefield. I died in there because I was shocked. You didn’t tell me anything. You just killed me. You’re selfish. I know that but at least, you could have warned me.” “If you died in the first regression, I take it I sent someone to warn you.” “Yes, you did, which played a huge role in annulling the sacrifice that was given to bring me back. The first regression was annulled entirely. No one remembered, except you. So you tried to change things in that one year but things played as they should. We were weak. It was a one-sided m