Attack on Titan: Wolfborn
Ever had that nagging feeling that something's wrong with you but you can't figure out what? For Anja Wolf, that feeling isn't just a passing thought. It's her reality.
On the surface, she's just another survivor in a world where humanity hides from man-eating giants behind towering walls. Haunted by trauma, she fights to protect the few people she still has left. But beneath that ordinary exterior, something ancient and terrifying stirs, something that was never meant to exist in this world.
This isn't just another tale of hidden powers or fate. At first, it's a military thriller a slow-burning descent into the horrors of war and the weight of survival. You'll follow Anja as small, unsettling hints begin to pile up. Those vivid nightmares that feel too real. The moments of missing time. The way people perceive her. What begins as a tale of human resilience spirals into a creeping psychological and cosmic horror that will make you question everything you thought you knew about this world.
In this psychological reimagining of Attack on Titan's world, the line between hero and monster grows increasingly thin. As Anja delves deeper into the darkness that afflicts her, she'll learn that some questions are better left unanswered, especially when the answers might destroy everything she holds dear.
Fair warning - This isn't just a simple retelling, it's a story that throws fate off course, revealing horrors this world was never meant to face. It's a slow-burn journey that takes its time building atmosphere and characters before unleashing its full intensity. It doesn't shy away from the brutal realities of this world both the horrors of war and the things lurking just beneath the surface. But if you enjoy psychological horror that creeps up on you, complex military drama, and mysteries where every small detail matters, I promise the payoff will be worth your patience.
