Levi Ackerman English Voice Actor Novels & Stories

Alex laughed. My phone buzzed. I didn’t even need to check the screen. “Hello—?” “Conan!” Levi’s voice was frantic. “Does it make you happy to dress so cute while you’re with that stupid human?! How can you be smiling at him like that?!” I shot Alex a death glare. He was grinning ear to ear. “What the hell are you talking about, Levi?” “Is it going to be me or that stupid human?” he snapped. “Levi, are you seriously asking me to choose? Isn’t it obvious what I want?”

Leo I’ve spent most of the day working out, getting my stuff in order since I’m going to be gone for at least 2, maybe 3, weeks, and practicing my lines, getting myself prepared as much as possible, but it’s Saturday night, and I want to let off some steam. I shoot Angelo a text, but he doesn’t answer, so I call him. ‘What do you want, actor?’ A deep voice, full of disdain, with a heavy Italian accent, answers the phone. It takes me a second to register who it is, and I groan when I realize.

EVANGELINE "Hi there, Miss Student." The man grinned as he invited himself to my table, sitting in Jeremy's seat. I leaned back, frowning at his lack of respect. "Good evening, sir." "Sir?" He laughed, covering the lower half of his face as he did. "Please, my dear. I'm not Niko, you can call me Levi." There it is. Niko, again. Should I ask why he calls Professor Arthur that? No. It's none of my business.

“Just stay calm. It’s not your fault. Stay on the line with me, okay?” I mute the call and turn to Levi and Jade. My voice drops into something colder. “I’m heading out. Take care of this for me, will you?” Levi nods without a beat. “Got it.” Jade doesn’t. He just stares. His confusion and a thousand questions are worn on his face like a fresh bruise. You’d think a guy with Krav Maga certification, former army reserve, and a résumé that reads like a UFC highlight reel would have better control over his poker face. But no.

Levi pushes up his glasses and smiles at me. "Over here we have Magner MacQuoid the shy one," she points a finger in his direction. He nervously adjusts his glasses and wipes his sweaty forehead with his palm. He waves at me. "And finally, Reuben Ackerman our golden boy," she says with a tease. Reuben just stares at me blankly with a slight tick in his jaw. He seemed irritated. "Let's get ready for our tutoring session shall we?" He says as he walks to the board and cleans a section of it.

I said through gritted teeth. "Well She is Emma to me!" Matt retorted. "What is going on?" Finally, I heard Levi's voice. He was dressed in a tuxedo and seemed like he was going somewhere. "Levi, are you okay?" Matt went back in and he was checking Levi out as if he was checking to see if he was injured. "I'm Fine," Levi replied, his reply as short as always. I wonder why talking seems like hard work for him. "Mr. Levi" I called from the doorway and he raised his head to look in my direction.

"The Waldens are bastards! I want to be a Maverick!" "Oh my gosh!" Ben said, shaking his head. He took out his cell phone and made a call. "Hello, am I speaking with Ms. Leika Jeremy's personal assistant?"

Levi, who'd been silently eating his food and brooding two chairs away from the rest of us, suddenly spoke up, “Enough chit-chat; she's here to work, not to grind and make careless conversations.” I glanced at him, noting the sharpness in his tone and the irritation in his eyes. He didn't like me; that much was clear, but I wondered if that was because I was an outsider or if he was one of those people that hated everything. “Damn, easy, Levs… No need to be a party pooper. We just want to get to know our new accountant.” “Accountant?” Sabrina asked, her eyes wide. “Yes, accountant.” I said, a smail smirk on my face. “Something the matter?’

Kai didn’t let him finish, “Do you really believe that I would let Dario hurt Piper?” Levi scoffed, “Don’t get me started. Just stay away,” Levi jabbed his finger at Kai. This was the first time when Levi was so openly disrespectful toward Kai. He didn’t care for it. It was about Piper, and Piper is like his family – a little sister. He is not going to lose another of his sister to the Bianchi family. He didn’t give him a chance for Kai to speak and turned to one of the elderly villagers who looked deeply concerned. Levi doesn’t speak their language, but he knows a few phrases. “Um, take Benji to the hospital.” He spoke in their native language. Mateo and Faith are still there. Levi is sure

Their voices were hushed and tight before there was a nod, a concession from both parties, before Levi walked over to us. He adjusted his cufflinks, moved a single file on his desk, and then turned to the jury with a loud, confident voice. "Your Honor, members of the jury," Levi began, his voice a smooth, dangerous baritone that filled every corner of the silent room, commanding the rapt attention of everyone to him.