"They had never looked so human in that one moment. They weren't on their phones, Snapchatting their lives for once. No, they were holding each other, running, screaming, crying. Suddenly, they weren't the stars of their own worlds, they were weeds awaiting the pesticides, dogs waiting to be put down. That's why Eren couldn't move. That's why Levi couldn't move either." Eren Jaeger was an Invisible, a social reject who practically didn't exist. Marked absent for classes that he was the first one to show up for, a lack of friends, and only his art to express himself with, Eren was found by the boy who saved him, Levi Ackerman. After a tragic event occurred within the pair's hometown, Eren decided to become heard and fight for humanity. Warning: This fic contains boy x boy, smut, language, and dark/debatable topics. If you don't agree with something, you don't have to read. I'm not forcing this down your throat. Co-Author: @QueenMeiofAnime ---- Awards: - 2019 Novel Contest Winner

(COMPLETED AND EDITING) "The human whose name is written in this note shall die..." Senior in high school Eren Smith has found himself with quite a terrifying power, the power of the Death Note. He decides to use this power for good, rather than his own selfish gains. He aims to make the world a beautiful utopia devoid of crime, and he will cut down anyone who gets in his way. Levi is the infamous detective, L. He is known as the "world's strongest detective," never once failing a case. He puts not only his reputation, but his life on the Kira case as he travels down to the source of the crime, Fort Worth, Texas. Will there ever be a winner to this seemingly endless battle, or will it end in a deadly stalemate? Co Authors: @Keys_to_Kaleidoscope and @QueenMeiofAnime Editor: @roseconover ⚠️Warning⚠️: This fic contains mature language, extreme violence, smut, and other mature themes. Disclaimer: We do not own Attack on Titan nor Death Note, sadly. They belong to Hajime Isayama and Tsugumi Ohba (Obata in charge of art). If you somehow hadn't heard of either of these works, we suggest you check them out!