There is nothing so terrible as a story untold.

― Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)

The chapter where we meet Levi introduces us to Petra as well. He entrusts her with several orders and later finds her assisting a dying man. 

Together she and Levi comfort the soldier. The dying man wasn’t the only person Petra comforted that day. Levi needed reassurance as well. He wanted to know that the soldier heard his parting words. Petra had no way of knowing for sure, but she wanted Levi to believe his words mattered. She told him, “Yes… I’m sure he did, sir. He looks like he’s sleeping peacefully.” 

Levi chose his special operation squad because “they lived through hell producing results all the way”. Petra had proven to him that she could make tough decisions in worst-case scenarios. He knew she was reliable. He knew she wouldn’t hesitate to take down Eren if he proved to be a threat. He trusted her implicitly. 

I’m glad Levi had Petra. I’m glad he had someone who was equal measures kind and tough on his team. 

When the female titan killed his entire squad, Levi paused only when he reached Petra’s body. The look of anguish on his face is indescribable. Meeting her father later added salt to the wound. Levi learned of her pride at being chosen, and of her plans to devote her life to him.

Ouch, Isayama. Ouch.

Vegeta/Bulma story aesthetic (ri-edited) 

Dragon ball/Dragon Ball Z/Dragon Ball Super

I decided to re-edit my aesthetic with the addition of some new events in the series (Bulla over all) to thanking all the VegeBul and DB general fans who had reblogged the first original post!

First and last. #3