Attack On Titan Village Novels & Stories

“I’m ready, Mom. We go together.” So we went. The first village we hit was Ash Hollow. Or what was left of it. 20 houses. 200 people. All of them dead in their beds. No blood. No wounds. Just pale and still and cold, like they’d been drained in seconds. Elias gagged and turned away. I held Aria tighter as she screamed - the first real scream she’d made since birth. The Moonblood in her was howling. “They’re here,” Kade’s voice crackled through the comm stone. “The Void. All of them. Surrounding the village.”

Her mind was focused only on one thing: obeying Harrion’s command. With a single gesture from her, the attack began. The special unit moved swiftly, their weapons glinted under the moonlight as they cut through the village’s defenses. The villagers were caught off guard and scrambled to defend themselves, some had shifted to their wolf forms and others fought with weapons, but they were no match for the elite soldiers trained by Harrion. Blood splattered across the ground as the soldiers cut down anyone who stood in their way.

I stumbled, my ears ringing as I tried to regain my balance. “What the hell was that?” Gareth shouted, his face pale with shock. I turned, my heart sinking as I saw smoke rising in the distance—thick, black smoke, coming from the direction of Silverwood. “They’ve attacked the village,” I realized, horror dawning on me. “They’ve gone after our infrastructure, our homes.” Cole’s face tightened with fear. “Sera, what do we do? We can’t be in two places at once.” I clenched my fists, my mind racing as I tried to think of a plan. We were stretched thin, our resources depleted.

Vik just had to smile softly, shrug his shoulders and listen to their explanations. Their hunt was for a certain monster attacking their village at night. So they decided to meet him on the road, hoping that he would come to their village as a man. Ten villagers have already died in three days. The doors locked at night did not help, the monster broke into their dwellings, knocking out the shutters of the windows and attacked with monstrous speed. He dragged one or two into the forest, and simply killed the rest who were in the house at that time. The remains of the bodies of the stolen villagers were then found on the outskirts of the forest. A messenger was sent for help, but while he stil

I said, and Jasmine interrupted me. "But Snow might come under attack. After all, the people that attacked us did it on Snow land," She said, and I turned to look at her. "Yes, likewise Forest, too. The truth is they can arrive anywhere; if we have to follow that, we won't have anywhere to run to. But the timekeeper showed you the attack in Hill Village; that is the most tangible revelation. We have had no intruders from there," I said.

Most importantly, if this Starcove place didn’t welcome wolves, then how were we going to get her back? Enzo grabbed onto my hand, holding it firmly in his as we made our way out of the brick safehouse and into the open outdoors. I could see the light haze of the shield surrounding the entire village. At least what was left of the village; it didn’t seem as if there was a lot left. My heart tugged painfully in my chest; how many times were they going to have to rebuild this village? I was sick to my stomach just thinking about it. I could smell the copper scent of blood seeping into the forest ground around me and knew it belonged to the many dead bodies that had fallen in the battle. There

Thomas said towards Markus as I managed slip the key in and turning it to free everyone, but I couldn’t celebrate when I heard what Thomas had said. “The fallen?” I asked turning my head around to look at Markus as Baron and the rest rip the chains from their hands, arms soon wrapping around my body and pulling me closer now there weren’t any restraints stopping him, but I couldn’t focus on Baron. “This morning, the village was attacked unexpectedly by an Alpha, we managed to defend our town and take so many of his men down, but we have lost many of our own men. That is why it was only me who came to help you; everyone is attempting to rebuild before sunset and prepare the bodies and heal th

"Don't worry, Anna. Once she becomes an NPC, she'll no longer be able to leave! Who knows, maybe she'll be killed by players? Anyways, we've no need to pay her any more attention." Another three days passed. In the morning, the village chief and the villagers suddenly rushed out of their houses, shouting, "The tidal wave is coming! The tidal wave is coming!" Everyone froze. The bells atop the watchtower began ringing frantically. Out on the ocean, enormous waves rose into the sky and surged toward Sea Village. Every villager in sight dropped to their knees facing the sea, their expressions almost fanatical. The players had no idea what was happening. But unlike the villagers, they were still

“Isaac and I will go and join Elijah and his warriors. The rest of the Alphas who have pledged their support will meet us there in the following days.” Trinity shifts her weight nervously and grips her daughter’s hand. “I thought we were waiting for Eastonia to strike–” “They have.” It’s Emery who speaks now, rising from her seat. “This morning, a village only ten miles from Moorn was burned to ashes. No survivors.”

I growled. Adam smiled but he couldn't keep it. He hadn't shed more light on the attack on the villagers, so I directed my eyes towards him. “What were you saying about the villages?” He shifted his body weight gently and walked closer to me. “The villages were attacked by hunters. Human hunters.” “What do you mean by human hunters?” I asked him. Adam was a terrible liar; and so i knew he was being serious but I refused to believe what I heard. Adam scratched the back of his neck gently. Even though he knew that I was deliberately acting ignorant, he went ahead to explain further.