Moblit Attack On Titan Novels & Stories

The second and this one shifted leaving the others in their human forms circling them. It was like they were preventing her from running away. Now Melanie had no choice but to fight or they were going to kill her, and she was not ready to die yet. Not without achieving her goals. The first one lunged her and when she dodged that attack another one attacked from the side. She was being attacked on all sides by the warriors and she could only do so much to defend herself.

The dim red lights in the tunnel reflected off his four black glossy slanted eyes. It was the tunnel’s dim red ceiling lights that helped Olivia see the monster’s pitch-black eyes. Those eyes were peeking through the leveler’s gated door, focusing on Olivia and Lukas. Olivia had a Beretta M-12 submachine gun strapped to her back, but her paralyzation wouldn’t let her reach for the gun. She could sense the creature’s wrath, and she knew that shooting at him would only make him angrier.

It wanted me. Titan charged. It moved with terrifying speed for something so large. Its claws tore gouges in the metal floor. "Elara move!" Kael shouted. Kael shifted. The black wolf materialized in mid stride. He launched himself at the beast’s flank. He bit down on Titan’s leg. Kael’s jaws were strong enough to crush bone. But Titan’s skin was harder than bone. Kael’s teeth skidded off the gray armor. Titan swatted Kael away like a fly.

while the little girl was sitting not so far away and shouting. "If you defeat my brother I will you can get me but if you lose we will all be stuck here although you would be dead by the time and I will be back from the freaking stone…" The way the girl talked sounded like this titan had a strength that could defeat us. The titan waves his baton again and this time it has a blazing fire that flew toward us. "fuck!" I wince when a bit of fire touches me. It's so much hotter than the magma that Warg powers.

Something that didn't belong in a "Real World." A **Titan** stepped out of the shadows. It was thirty feet tall, its body made of rusted iron and pulsing violet tubes. It had the face of a man, but the eyes were giant searchlights. On its chest, a large silver logo was etched into the metal: **AETHEL-GROUP: ASSET RECOVERY**. "Subject 01 and Donor 04," the Titan’s voice boomed, sounding like a thousand speakers blowing out at once. "You have exceeded your 'Independence' quota. Please remain still while your 'Conflict Data' is harvested."

[The Steel Storm] The coastline erupted in a deafening symphony of destruction. One hundred rotary cannons, micro-missile pods, and railguns fired simultaneously. The sky lit up with a blinding barrage of tracer rounds and plasma trails, converging on the colossal beast. The sheer kinetic force of the volley was enough to level a small country. The ordnance slammed into the Titan's chest. Explosions blossomed like deadly orange flowers across its dark carapace. But as the smoke cleared, a collective chill ran down the spine of every pilot on the beach. The Titan hadn't even flinched. The barrage had merely scratched the surface of its ancient, alien armor.

she whispered, her voice breaking. "Stuart?" My stomach leapt to my throat. "What about the others? Did you see the others?" "I -" My gun was in hand and aimed at the door faster than I could think, the turning lock giving me just enough time to land crouched at Lillith's feet, my body her shield. If those spawn of hell wanted her, they’d have to get through me first. "Put your gun away," Aaron said, his voice muffled by the thick door.

He launched forward like a cannonball, carrying with him a savage, brutal force. Faintly, a giant, shadowy black demonic ape flickered behind him. Attwell's punch came crashing in. It was direct, with no fancy tricks. Gideon let out a roar. The core of his Solar Titan Physique trembled, all of his power pouring into his fist as he clashed head-on with Attwell. Both their bodies popped, their bones rattling as they were blasted backward. Attwell laughed. "Now that's satisfying! No wonder they call it the Solar Titan Physique. It has such a raw, powerful force.

"The woman was the price. The Queen is the result. Move." The attack came from three sides. From the sky, Solis unleashed a "Solar Rain"—shards of concentrated light that bypassed the canopy’s defenses. From the receding tide, Oceanus sent a wave of "Abyssal Thralls," their bodies made of black water and coral. And from the shadows of the scorched wood, Mortis released the "Stillness"—a fog that didn't kill, but simply stopped the motion of the heart. "VANGUARD, HOLD!" Magnus roared, his iron club glowing with a faint, defiant green light.

I was fortunate enough to study information regarding monsters last night, when I felt like I didn’t possess enough knowledge about this world. And this, this... THING in front of me is the reason why I nitpick about the unfairness of giving informations about this world. I unconsciously heaved a long sigh. There’s nothing I can do about it now, can I? Saying from a side character’s point of view, or A.K.A, the mob character of this world that deserves living for the first several chapters, I didn’t have that priority over other main characters. “So...” I eyed the lifeless polar bear slash rabbit monster in front of me. This strange thing that the author came up with actually has its own nam