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In the end, two hundred and eighteen out of the many trainees who joined the corps managed to hang on until graduation.
Cal began to try and make up with Jean, although it was quite difficult at first since he knew that even though he was going to the Military Police if he got the chance, it would be better than always having something against each other. Cal had also gotten closer to Marco as he liked the guy's friendly and determined attitude.
He didn't mind that Marco wanted to get into the top 10 so that he could go to the Military Police because unlike Eren, he didn't mind where people went, although he knew he was gonna miss him.
Connie was still slightly afraid of Cal after he practically threatened him, but learned to accept the fact that that was his usual demeanour when it came to protecting his closest friends.
After graduation, Hannes had given Cal a small notebook to write in, seeing as he used to have one as a child but it got lost when Shiganshina fell. He wrote in the small book almost every day, sometimes putting small sketches in it as well. He remembered to write down everything he learned whilst he was there. Everything from the specific parts of ODM gear and how to fix the specific parts, to some small facts about the people around him.
Cal stood among his fellow cadets with his hands behind his back and a blank yet determined look on his face. Shadis stood in front of the cadets with his usual serious expression as he roared across the hall.
"Today, I will announce who has proven themselves to be worthy of the Top Ten spots," One of the trainee instructors announced, "These ten trainee graduates will be given the privilege of choosing whether they want to be a part of the Military Police,"
"If I call your name, please step forward and stand in front of your fellow graduates," He said as he brought out a paper and began reading the list, "Number ten, Sasha Blouse. Number nine, Connie Springer. Number eight, Marco Bott. Number seven, Jean Kirstein. Number six, Eren Yeager. Number five, Annie Leonhart. Number four, Bertolt Hoover. Number three, Reiner Braun. Number two, Mikasa Ackerman,"
