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❛ humanity's strongest was a fitting title, one only a soul filled with despair was granted ❜
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𝐇𝐔𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐓𝐘'𝐒 𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐎𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐒𝐓, 𝕿he first time Levi had ever laid his steel gray eyes on any member of the Visha family was the moment he was forced to enlist in the Survey Corps. When he had to adorn the nauseating green colored cape around his shoulders, that cape that brought on godforsaken misery every moment it graced his shoulders. Nothing but sorrow followed the cloak, no matter how grueling he prolonged the inevitable.
His name was Caspen Visha . . . a shitty name for a shitty person, Levi believed.
Caspen practically embodied goodness and all it stood for. The morality he held in his heart was always engrossing to observe. He held such enriching natures deep in his soul, regardless of the heavy mantle on his broad shoulders. Where Levi acknowledged and loathed the gloom on his shoulders . . . Caspen embraced it. He clutched the despondency with an iron grip — as if relishing in the doom moments away from battering the virtuous nature in his soul.
It exasperated Levi how . . . happy Caspen always seemed to be. If he wasn't standing proudly with a fist rammed right on top of his heart, you'd find him rambling on and on about his ever growing family to anyone who'd dare to even listen. The exact family that was practically royalty to every individual within the walls. Their preposterous cleverness and unimaginable features made them highly admired in their world, notably in the military. Due to the phenomenal advancements their legacy had granted the world.
Levi was prideful, but he was no fool. He could very well admit that the Visha name was a successful one at that, and in spite of finding Caspen infuriating for this sole fact, somewhere deep within his own conscience he admired him for it.
