*C O M P L E T E D* At age 9, young Eren Jaeger lost his sister Mikasa at Camp Shiganshina due to "foul play", as the reports said. They found her body in not so good conditions. Ten years later, and about to head off to University, Eren finds his way back to Camp Shiganshina with only one thing on his mind; figure out who hurt his sister. Of course, things won't be that easy. He makes new friends and enemies along the way, looking for the culprit. And to make everything better, another person goes missing. Eren will do anything in his power to make sure they come back alive and not in a body bag. But things aren't what they always seem at Camp Shiganshina.

[COMPLETED] |Warning; many mistakes, will be edited in future.| When Eren's life at home is hard enough school just piles on more for his struggles. Eren Jaeger, 15, and suicidal, lives with his homophobic and abusive father and it constantly bullied by the strongest and most popular boy in the school; Levi Ackerman. Levi Ackerman, 15, lives with his homophobic, and abusive father to which no one knows about. When at school Levi takes all his frustration out on a green eyed boy named Eren Jaeger. Little did he know Eren going through the same as him, maybe even worse and he's just making it harder for the boy he has hidden feelings for. (Feed back appreciated) --------------- *Triggers - Abuse, Rape and Suicidal Thoughts* ------------------ I do not own any characters from 'Attack on Titan' but the story plot.

During an expedition, the Survey Corps come across a human girl who is friendly with the Titans. She's even protected by them. She knows about Eren and made her escape with Eren in her hands. But luckily Eren was released and the girl was no where to be found. They head back to the wall to retreat and come up with a plan to catch her. The girl isn't going down without a fight as she also plans to stop them. Then new dangers come into play... Will the girl and Survey Corps come together and work together to face these threats or... Will this be the end for humanity?