Levi Ackerman English Voice Actor Novels & Stories

Visibly exhaling, “okay.” The walkie-talkie disconnected with another shrieking noise. Levi turned to Lana, his brown eyes burrowing into hers, “I am pretty sure you haven't had breakfast.” He checked his watch, “it is breakfast time for everyone. Lucky us. Why don't you join me, so I can show you around in the process? I promise I won't bite.”

Levy scathingly replied. “ You..” Elder Ace made a violent move but he was pulled back by Derek. “ There is no need for you to get angry, Elder Ace,” said Derek with a sweet smile on his face. “ Levy is no longer a criminal, against whom you should hold a prejudice. She is a shifter like you and me, just because she is a half-witch, it doesn’t mean that you are allowed to disrespect her like this. I am sure that neither Elder Griffiths nor Alpha Logan will like it.”

“No. That was a courtesy, nothing more.” The weight of it sinks in. I stare at the ground, my jaw tight. “Then what the hell are we supposed to do?” Levi doesn’t answer right away. Instead, he reaches into his jacket, pulling out his gun, checking the clip with steady, practiced movements. “We do what we have to.” Something in his tone makes me pause. It’s not fear. Not even anger. It’s *acceptance.* Like he’s already decided. Like he’s been waiting for this.

He taunted, his voice dripping with authority. Levi's expression hardened, his determination clear as he squared his shoulders in response. "I don't want anything to do with you, Uncle Andrew. Just stay out of my way," Levi declared, his tone final as he turned to look at me in Andrew's arms, his eyes piercing into mine with a mix of warning and vulnerability. "I want Luna."

Lisa was a little embarrassed to hear this. She used to be so upset that her father didn't want to see her so much. “Levi, about to shoot.” At this moment, the employee's voice came from the other end of the line. Right after that, Levi's polite voice rang out. "Okay, I'll be right there." "I'm still busy." Levi, who had just talked to the staff member and was very polite, became cruel when talking to her. As soon as he finished speaking, the call was hung up.

Adorably annoying. “What about you?” she said quickly, steering the conversation away from herself. “What have you been up to?” Levi’s face lit up, as if he’d been waiting for her to ask. “Collecting action figures,” he said, a dimple peeking out as he smirked. “You know, like the one you broke.” Kat’s head snapped up, her cheeks heating. “It wasn’t my fault! You startled me!” “And you dropped it. My limited-edition Mustang GT,” he said, his voice dripping with faux tragedy. “I mourned for days.”

Ackerman. As soon as Levi entered the room, a pretty receptionist called out to him. “Alpha, good to see you. How have you been?” She had a professional smile on her face and was typing away at her computer, not even looking at him. Levi nodded. “Kayla, it’s good to see you. Is Dr. Ackerman in his office?” Kayla finally glanced up from her typing. “Yes, I'll go let him know you're here. Why don't you head into the first exam room.”

She heard Akeelah say and her pale face and amused expression caught Levi's attention. "Are you alright?" He gazed at her to be sure the problem wasn't visible before looking into he eyes. "Does Akeelah talk?" She points to Akeelah before bringing her eyes back to Levi, "She just spoke to me." Her mouth was left opened. "She doesn't talk, she's an eagle not a parrot. Unless…" "Your, Abilities are at work." "My, Abilities are at work." They replied simultaneously. "Let go to Janet and then we'll find solutions to more things." Levi said, causing her to nod her head.

Kenji’s voice returns to normal, anxiety causing his voice to be a higher pitch than usual. “They’re all gone.” I tell him quietly, deflating onto the bed in shock. Kenji snaps his fingers in front of my face trying to bring me back to the conversation. “Who is gone?” Strong hands grip my shoulders, giving my body a light shake. “Levi.” He growls. “You need to snap out of whatever this mid-century crisis this is and talk to me.”

His voice, so familiar and warm in the recording, felt like a ghost of who we used to be. "You've reached Levi Adam. Leave a message and I'll get back to you."