nanwaters

~ A/N: Both Characters are 21+ ~     "Did you get it?"     "Yeah, I got it."     "Are you sure?"     "I'm pretty sure I know what I'm holding."     "Are they the purple kind though?"     "...what the fuck are you talking about?"     Levi glared down at the small package in his hand, its emerald plastic decorated with an assortment of blue and yellow flowers. Holding the phone up to his ear with his free hand, he scoffed and glanced up and down the aisle of the drugstore before hastily whispering into the small device. "You said Tampax right? That's the kind I have."     "Yeah, but there's like seventy different kinds of Tampax

All the Shinobi stood before Lady Hokage, separated by rank and waiting for her to speak. She looked over her Shinobi with great care, but also great sadness. She didn’t want to have to do this to them, or to their families but she had no choice. “As of today! We are at war!” she called, those dreadful words reaching the ears of all those gathered. The reactions were extremely different. For some the younger Shinobi they puffed up, anxious excitement filling them as they thought of the glories that came with the spoils of war. The honor that they could achieve! It was the chance of a lifetime! Then there were those who ha

song for chapter. Mainly it is for the fighting part. The gentle scratching of the pen against parchment paper is the only noise in the room. Her ears train on the sound as her eyes look at Erwin. He is focusing intently on the work before him, and she finds herself watching him for longer than she had meant to originally. It’s just that this is a perfect time to look at him. He doesn’t look back, and her heart doesn’t race in her chest. She draws a finger to her cheek and presses the nail into her soft skin there. Turning on her side, she tucks her legs under her and looks out the window thoughtfully. She thinks back to t

She crosses her arms as she looks out the window beside Erwin’s desk. “So what’s the plan?” “You will come to our aid in the west. There is a forest roughly 50 kilometers from the outer wall we will go to for expansion of our expeditions. It’s the same forest we tried to approach last time, but as you know, we couldn’t.” “That’s where we were ambushed last time,” she mutters to herself, unknown to whether or not he could hear her. “So you want to send soldiers to their death, and have me save their lives?” “If needed. Is there a problem with it?” She

”Please, help me! I don’t want to die!” ”It hurts...so much...” ”Don’t do this to me please!” “Stop it,” you muttered, clutching the sides of your head. “Stop talking to me.” Your heart rapidly beat its way into your throat. Your lungs felt ready to collapse from your quick, shallow breathing. Dizziness washed over you like powerful, raging tempest, yet you grounded yourself against the base of the wooden seat, afraid that so much as taking a step would trigger you to fall into a never ending abyss. Translucent fingers stretched out to you. Incandescent orbs within s

Her eyes are closed and she inhales and exhales shakily through her slightly parted lips. The air is slightly chilly, and her stomach is growling. And she had just confessed to Erwin Smith, commander of the Survey Corps that she is not a human being. As far as she is concerned, no, as far as humanity is concerned, she is the first person to admit something like this out loud. For all she knows, she is the only one of her kind. At first she was afraid of telling Erwin this. She cried and pitied herself. But now she has gone through the emotions one more time, and feels relief. She is relieved to have shared with someone else the grief she ha