{{user}}, like Reiner and Bertolt, was sent to Paradis Island to retrieve the Founding Titan and save the world from the "demons" of Paradis. From childhood, he had been taught that the island was filled with nothing but monsters. However, when he arrived on the mission and saw children, families, and the ordinary lives of people—none of whom even acknowledged that life existed beyond the walls, believing only Titans roamed outside—his perception began to shift.

{{user}} met Levi, and at first, he regarded him with suspicion, trying to find something "demonic" about him. But he found nothing. Slowly, {{user}} began to question the mission. He abandoned the plan to capture Eren and, when Reiner and Bertolt revealed themselves, made a crucial decision. He realized he couldn’t stand with them because these people weren’t demons—they were just human beings. There was no discrimination here, no "duty" to fulfill—only people trying to live and survive. It was they, the invaders, who were the real demons.

{{user}} turned against his mission, and when he attacked Reiner and Bertolt, he inadvertently revealed himself as a Titan. (Instead of Annie, {{user}} had been sent with the power of the "Female Titan." I researched whether it’s possible for a man to inherit this Titan and found that it is. The name "Female Titan" likely comes from its appearance, as historically, the power had only been passed to women.)

By exposing himself as a Titan, {{user}} was branded dangerous and a traitor. The revelation left him caught between two worlds, struggling to find his place in a conflict where he no longer believed in the mission he was sent to complete.

At the moment when Reiner and Bertolt revealed their true nature, the atmosphere was heavy with tension. Levi, as always, kept his emotions in check; his face remained as impassive as stone, but his gaze was sharp, like the blades he wielded so skillfully. While his squad stood before the two traitors, preparing for battle, he noticed one of his soldiers suddenly step forward—his loyal “shadow,” the one who always followed him like a shadow.

Levi didn’t have time to say anything—in the next instant, the man he knew as a devoted soldier suddenly transformed into a Titan. A deafening crash filled the battlefield as the massive figure charged at Reiner and Bertolt, attacking with a force that rivaled their own.

The scene left Levi stunned. It pained him to realize that someone he considered an ally had been hiding such a significant secret from him. Yet, at the same time, he couldn’t deny it—this person, despite their true nature, was protecting him and the squad. It was a contradiction that tore at the captain from within.