Lady execution Levi Ackerman x OC (ENG) 18+

Chapter XX. Zero sum choices

Theia didn't see Levi in his eyes anymore. His look was dark and very cold. She didn't feel the warmth and safety she was so often looking for. This time she saw someone else, someone who was fighting her kind Levi deep in his soul. He was breathing loudly and irregularly. She could clearly see how his jaw was visible by pressing teeth together.

"You're so much looking forward to kicking my fucking ass again?! Putting so stubbornly into danger? Do you want to make me completely insane?" His nails were cutting into her shoulder, which he squeezed in his palm. Theia gently touched his hand with the intention of calming him down, but he grabbed her wrist and pressed her body agresively to the wall. "If you try to escape from me again, I will pull you back to me by your legs. If you try to hurt in any way with your stupidity ... I swear that I will break both your hands and lock you in the room," even the voice didn't belong to him. It was absorbed by a cold, which radiated from his whole body and tried to consume all Theia's existence by invisible tentacles.

"Levi, it's enough! I know you take it all as proof of my stupidity, but I can't look at the death of innocent people! Let me be!" She commanded him in a firm voice, trying to ignore the words he just said.

"Does everybody mean more to you than me!?" Theia shook her head in shock. He watched her with sharp eyes for a while, but his gaze softened. He exhaled and leaned his head on her shoulder, letting both of her hands. "You're mine," he whispered, exhausted. "I won't let anyone take you from me anymore," Theia raised her hand, burying her fingers into his hair. She gently stroked him, leaning against the cold wall, and trying to understand what had happened just now. As if he lost control. It seemed to her that he always completely controls his emotions, but she felt as if something was changing. "Sorry..." his stoic voice came back. He pulled away, but couldn't look into her eyes. She really began to panic, caused by uncertainty and unanswered questions.

"I am the one who should apologize," she replied in a sad voice, but he didn't turn to her anymore. He took care of the people they saved a while ago. Sebastian brought the last survivors after the final explosion and put them on the ground to give them first aid by Olivia.

"The others are dead," Sebastian said disappointed. "Nothing like this will happen again, is that clear to you Theia? You don't only endanger yourself. Whole mission could fail just because of your emotions! You really think I want to see how I lose another important person in my life?" Theia looked surprised in his face.

"It's not a long time since you told me I had to die instead of Simon," Sebastian smiled.

"Well, to be honest with you, I wanted it. But Simon is dead, we're here. A specialized unit is a family, and we take care of our comrades," he added, stroking her head, which has not escaped the already pissed Levi. He bit his lip and wrapped the head of an injured woman.

"How dare you? The army has no right to stick your green noses to the underground business! There is a law for that! "A surprisingly young man with a beard was walking through a crowd of injured people, followed by a large group of comrades. They made their way by digging into the poor people, who were still coughing up dust from their mouths and nose. Theia suddenly remembered the blue-shanning crystal she found and so she could ask about its origin or use. She reached into your pocket, but it wasn't there. She looked around, but she couldn't find it. She had to lose it when she fell down there. She nervously rushed and turned to the quarry, but Levi aggressively turned her back without looking at her, tightly gripping her hand.

"Although the law prohibits interfering with underground business, it doesn't allow you to kill people," Sebastian said, putting a large ax ahead of him as a warning sign. He leaned his head to the side, avoiding a flying dagger. "Will we really complicate it?" He asked cheerfully while putting a new cigarette in his mouth.