Controlled Violence.

Humanity fears the monsters beyond the walls.
They should fear what they create within them.
Kat Faust was forged in the underground, where survival meant becoming something ruthless enough to outlive everyone else. She doesn't fight for honor, she doesn't fight for glory.
She fights to win.
Placed within the military as one of Erwin Smiths calculated risks, Kat quickly proves one thing:
She is not like the others.
She doesn't hesitate.
She doesn't break.
And she doesn't stop once the fight is over.
But when her control fractures, it doesn't go unnoticed.
Captain Levi sees it.
The precision, the restraint, the violence waiting just beneath the surface.
He recognizes it-
because it mirrors something in himself.
Drawn into his orbit, Kat finds herself under a different kind of scrutiny. Sharper. Closer. Dangerous is ways she doesn't understand yet.
Because Levi isn't interested in who she pretends to be.
Only in what she really is.
And whether she can be trusted-
Or needs to be handled.