Eren and Levi are heading out on a mission with the Survey Corps, and the last thing they remember, was that there was a huge earthquake that blacked them out. What will the do when they meet Lucy?
Hey guys! This is my first fanfiction, so I'll try...
Disclaimer: I don't own AOT! Hajime Isayama does! I don't own FT either! Hiro Mashima does! This fanfic is all mine!
The last thing I remember, was heading out on mission with the Survey Corps, until there was this huge earthquake. I blacked out in the midst of the sudden shaking.
I don't remember anything clearly, except for hitting my head against the cold floor.
"Eren..."
"Eren... Wake up..."
I heard, and felt the sudden pounding of my heart, the voice was stern, and monotonic. Why does this sound awfully familiar?
I then knew exactly who it was."EREN! WAKE UP!"
My eyes shot open,"H-Heichou?"
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"Eren, get over here and get this damned tree off my legs."
I gazed at the steam that evaded off of me, then at the trees that towered above me. I rubbed my face.
What the- BLOOD?! What happened?! I don't remember biting myself! Ouch! My head isn't doing to well either.
I quickly rubbed the blood off. I lifted my hand into the air so that I could see it. Steam... I covered my eyes with my sleeve.
My arm hurts like hell... I lifted my left arm, or what was left of it.
A-Again? Something horrible must've happened.
My forearm was bitten clean off, how I know, because it has happened to me before.
Where is everyone? What happened?
I wanted to stand, but I couldn't move. "Eren, I'm not going to ask you again... Get this tree... off of me."
"Okay..." I grunted.
I just wanted to lie there... I feel that if I move... I'll just break the rest of my body. Why... Can't I just pass out or something.
I had no choice but to get up and help Captain Levi. I sat up, slowly, pain struck my back.
Ow, okay... I'm in pretty bad shape... Especially my back... Oh well, I sat up... Now for the hard part... To stand.
I rubbed the remaining blood off my face, then I placed my right hand beside me.
