#condemned-commander

I bet Mike has misophonia, which is a disorder where otherwise insignificant sounds cause extreme annoyance or even pain. The sound of people chewing is enough to spoil his appetite.

Insecure? Well, he still hates it when people don’t like him, and secretly wants their approval, even if he doesn’t like them back.

bonus: Blue’s tired of her court

“Look at you. I’m dissapointed.”

She hadn’t seen him since they got back, it wasn’t a rare thing. He was the same after every mission. Sometimes Hanji would let him stay in the emptiness of his study, but this time, it had been particularly rough, there was no way she could morally leave him alone with his thoughts. It seemed her intuition was right, he was deep in thought, his ink scribbled slowly on the parchment, she could guess what he was doing, and she was proud to fight under his commander every time. 

“If that’s an order I’ll go” she spoke, taking it as an invitation to come in, she saw the smile, but she saw the pain behind it, the lack of light in those blue eyes. All she had to do was raise a brow for the truth to come out. No one took the deaths harder than Erwin. His shoulders were broad with grief and weight of those around him. “Twenty four people who knew the risks before they signed up” Hanji spoke quietly, her body language was slow and gentle as she walked round and hugged him around his shoulders. 

Hanji asked the question but she also knew the answer. Erwin cared so much about the lives lost under his command. After all he was the one that created a way to travel outside with minimal contact with titans in open areas. The death toll had lowered. And yet it was still a full night’s work to write the letters. She didn’t take time to wait for an invitation, walking in and taking a seat on the other side of the desk. 

“I was on my way to my room when I saw a light on in here” she raised a brow, looking at him as he explained what she already knew. “Twenty four lost, but not forgotten” she spoke, looking at the pile of letters he had signed, “We will never let their deaths be in vain, you know that” Hanji added, shifting the chair sideways so she could lean a little on the desk. “We all sign up knowing the risks. they dedicated their heart and its up to us to carry on”. It was the same thing everyone said, but the words were not a lie. Erwin knew that burden more than anyone. 

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