Attack On Titan Woman Novels & Stories

She collapsed forward, her massive, battered body hitting the polished wood of the causeway with a heavy, unceremonious thud. The last thing Mwajuma heard before the dark, comforting embrace of unconsciousness dragged her under was the sound of the female warriors rushing forward, their voices echoing with alarm and awe as they moved to lift the bleeding titan from the floor, carrying her past the silver-inlaid gates and into the heart of the beautiful, horrific lie.

So domineering was his display that the soldiers could only open their mouths wide in surprise and watch the scenes before them unfold. “So that is the power of the God of Thunder,” the captain sighed in awe. Next to him the small man’s eyes were flashing with desire and admiration. Before long several dots appeared in the sky as a few more figures descended onto the battlefield. Each of these newcomers was a woman, and they all had armors with wings that flapped and beat the winds to carry them around. Leading these women was a blonde haired woman with deep blue eyes who shared similar looks with Thor. In her hand was a beautiful sword that reflected the majesty of the sun. With domineering

The angularity of her features made her seem inhuman somehow but her beauty was undeniable. “Papa Bois’ wife? Maman Dlo?” Guessed Cory. The woman screamed with mirth, practically falling all over herself. “Of course…not!” She spat. “Then who are you?” Asked Cory. “It does not matter,” said the woman, stroking her chin. Hayden and Titan kept their weapons out, ready to defend Cory if need be. “Why not?” Asked Cory. “Because I’ve already won,” she said with a shrug, her eyes on Cory who was facing away from the pit so that she could confront the woman.

My blood runs cold and hot at the same time. “How do you know our names?” I demand. The woman stops a few feet away, lifting her chin. There’s power in her posture. Power in the way the others defer to her without a single word. She doesn’t answer right away. Then— “I am Kita.” The name hits like a thunderclap. For a moment, no one moves. The soldiers remain still. We remain still. But something shifts in the air. Korra’s voice comes out like gravel. “No. That’s not possible.”

She smirked and shook her head. “No rain check, it’s now or never.” She replied. “Never it is then. Sorry, darlin.” I said. I turned around and kept walking. Damn, who even am I right now? I thought. “Dude, why are all these women so interested in keeping me out of these doors?” I asked Titan. “Man I have no idea, but they really seem to want to distract you from your core mission. However, isn’t that like you in real life though? Always getting distracted by pretty women?” Titan asked.

Her Fight Minah opened her mouth, about to say something, but she immediately piped down. She had a feeling that the woman was purposely digging her nails into her arm. But what was she supposed to say anyway? She had no clue what to think about, to begin with. This woman who was helplessly lying in bed, barely breathing, was her husband’s ex-fiancée. She was the one she once saw in the ambulance with Tobias—the night when he was attacked by the two Singaporeans on Kusu Island.

“We’ll see about that.” Without warning, the woman raised her hand, and a wave of dark energy shot toward Marinetta. The force of it was overwhelming, like a tidal wave of pure malice crashing down on her. Marinetta barely had time to react, raising her blade to deflect the attack. The impact sent her staggering backward, but she kept her footing, refusing to be knocked down. “Impressive,” the woman said, her tone mocking. “But you’re only delaying the inevitable.” Marinetta gritted her teeth, forcing herself to stay focused. She could feel the power of the woman’s attack, the dark energy that seemed to drain the very life from the air. But she wouldn’t let it consume her. She wouldn’t give

Right before Adam unleashed his attack, a female voice cried out from behind him. "Stop!" Adam looked around to see who the voice belonged to and that's when he saw one his subordinates trying to silence the woman. Adam completely forgot that he left them behind when he rushed towards the two Reiteki presences he sensed earlier. The presences turned out to be Warren and Johnathan when the were about to initiate their fight. Warren turned around too and he saw a woman covered in bruises and blood. She was almost unrecognizable, but Warren only needed one glance to know who it was.

It was the Mother’s face, but it was melting, her code corrupted by the ship’s destruction. "IF THE EXPERIMENT CANNOT BE ARCHIVED, IT MUST BE CRUSHED," the Mother’s voice boomed, sounding like the grinding of a million gears. The woman with the spear stood up, her face pale. "The Titans," she whispered. "The Mother is waking the old 'Terraforming-Walkers.' She’s going to flatten the coast." Elara looked at her pack. They didn't have their powers. They didn't have their armor. They only had their raw, human hands.

A bright light flashed at the bottom of the ocean, spreading as far as a thousand meters. Akator, who had been hiding there, exploded into countless pieces that sank into the ocean. "Akator!" The liquid woman let out a scream of agony. Her hands turned into thin vines, stretching toward Wilbur. They wrapped themselves around him, and the woman used the vines to pull herself up to him. "You killed Adam, and now you've killed Akator too. I'm going to kill you even if it costs me my life!"