[Attack on Titan] We will go back to our hometown to get married after defeating the giant

"I think I should see him, too."

Abner's voice was unusually indifferent.

"Oh, what a cold-blooded child." Binns squinted his eyes and seemed more cheerful. "Your father will cry when he hears it. Oh, maybe he is already crying?"

"Didn't you say you wanted me to meet him?" Abner's tone was a little impatient.

"It seems that your patience is not very good."

Binns didn't seem to care about Abner's attitude at all. He walked forward and seemed to pull a switch, and then the wall directly in front of Abner suddenly opened. Looking at Abner through the iron bars.

Abner's body paused for a moment when he saw Grisha, and then he regained his composure, "Father, long time no see." His tone was still calm, and he was not surprised to see his father at all.

"...Long time no see, Abner." Grisha looked at the eldest son who looked at him with a strange face. He was a little sad, and he opened his mouth, but he didn't know what to say.

"...you... how have you been all these years?"

After a long silence, Grisha hesitated to speak.

"It's okay," Abner lowered his eyes slightly, not looking at Grisha's expression, "Where's father? Why are you here?"

"Of course I invited your father here," Binns said slowly, his tone a bit harsh, "ah, sorry, it's a touching meeting between father and son, I shouldn't bother you."

"Bins Brook! What are you going to do to my son!" Grisha glared at Binns fiercely, grabbed the iron bars hard, and shouted angrily, "Put my son back! Everything here has nothing to do with it!" He has nothing to do!"

"Calm down, Dr. Yeager," Binns waved his hand indifferently, and set his eyes on Abner, feeling the abnormal indifference on his body, his expression became more interested: "Look, your son Nothing like you."

"Abner! Get out of here!" Grisha anxiously yelled at Abner, "He is a madman, get out!"

"...Why did you abandon Alan and come here? Father." Abner still maintained his original posture, and his tone was still indifferent, "Also, why did you inject Alan with an unknown object? You know I don't know, how is Allen doing now?"

"I injected those liquids into Alan to protect him!" Grisha said anxiously, "I've done experiments on those liquids, and they didn't affect Alan's body..."

"Is that what you call protection?" Abner's tone became slightly heavier, and his expression gradually became colder. "Is that...you treat your son like this?"

"...I..." Grisha looked at Abner's eyes, but dodged a little, "I did it for his own good..."

"Then you are really a good father." Abner chuckled lightly, and he covered his face slightly so that people could not see his expression clearly.

"Yeah, what a good father." Binns stood aside and agreed with Abner's words, with a sly gleam in his eyes.

"Shut up!" Grisha looked at Binns fiercely, "Bins Brook! Send my son back! He doesn't know anything at all, and I am the only one who knows the truth!"

"Oh, of course, I will send him back," Binns rubbed his chin and narrowed his eyes, "I will send him back after everything is over."

"Send him back now!" Grisha's expression became more ferocious, "Only I know the truth! Abner and Allen don't know anything! I didn't tell them anything! If you don't send him back, so I--"

"Just kill yourself, and then I will never get the information, is that right? Dr. Yeager?" Binns' expression was half a smile, and he walked to the table to pick up a report, and while looking at it casually, Said, "Well, Dr. Yeager, honestly you're useless now, don't know if I've acted too well-oh, maybe acted too badly so you think you're the only one who knows the truth people?"

"What do you mean?" Grisha's expression went blank for a moment.

"Actually, I prefer to explore by myself rather than you tell me." Binns squinted his eyes and looked at Abner with a dangerous expression. "Well... what do you think of the number 18492?"

"you dare--"

"What do you want to know?"

Before Grisha's terrified roar could be heard, Abner spoke first.

Binns raised his eyebrows slightly and looked at Abner, his expression was very indifferent, as if the conversation between him and Grisha just now had nothing to do with him.

"Abner! Don't pay attention to him!" Grisha looked at Abner and yelled anxiously, "Get out of here quickly! I know you have this ability!"

"What do you want to know?" Abner ignored Grisha's words and asked again.

"Of course I want to know what I want to know," Binns said with a smile, "Abner, you seem to be much smarter than your father."

"My pleasure." Abner replied lightly.

"How about it? Do you want to make a deal with me?" Binns picked up the red wine on the table, put his nose next to the glass and sniffed it.

"Seeking skins from tigers is an unwise move." Abner said softly.

"Haha, that's right," Binns laughed loudly, making his expression even weirder. "But, do you still have a choice?"

"I may have another choice," Abner looked at Binns, and said flatly, "Leave here."

"Oh, of course," Binns said indifferently, "with that Captain Levi of the Survey Corps who has been waiting outside waiting for you?"

Abner's pupils snapped suddenly, and his body tensed unconsciously, maintaining a posture ready to break through at any time.

"Don't be too impulsive, little guy." Binns smiled viciously. "You know, I still have the skills to make a bomb. If I accidentally press a mechanism that triggers a bomb and accidentally blow it up That little grove of trees over our heads would be bad."

"What do you want me to do?" Abner said directly.

"I like talking to smart people." Binns raised the wine glass in his hand to Abner, and then drank it down. "Let you tell me about the good genes in your Yeager family."

Speaking of this, his expression was a little excited, "Hey... I can't wait, my dear experiment."

Experiment?

Abner didn't like the term.

Looking at Binns' increasingly crazy body, he thought so.

If this goes on, Levi should be angry again.Thinking of this, Abner sighed slightly in his heart, probably going crazy, maybe after going back this time, he really had the opportunity to experience the experience of not getting out of bed for a month.

————I am the dividing line from Levi’s perspective_(:з”∠)_———

Levi was a little uneasy.

He didn't know how to describe his mood at this time, he only knew that such emotions made him a little irritable.

That damn kid has been in that strange place for three hours, too long, long enough to bring the Earl and that squawky little pet over, and Abner still has no sign of coming out.

"...tsk..."

The long wait made Levi's face darken again.

"Dwarf, didn't you say you found Abner? Others!" Rolling Ball Beast poked its head out of its backpack, looked around anxiously, and then shouted again, "Abner is not here! You lied to me!"

"...shut up." Levi gave him a cold look, his eyes were so cold that he could almost freeze to death.

"...Okay, I get it." The Rolling Ball Beast felt a little aggrieved. In fact, it was only worried about Abner, but now it couldn't show it because of someone's warning of violence.

The Earl seemed to feel its depression, and rubbed against the Rolling Ball Beast's face as if to comfort him.

Levi didn't have time to pay attention to the communication between the two creatures. He leaned against the tree trunk, thinking about all kinds of situations that his little ghost might encounter, and considering whether to rush in directly to take the person back.

"Someone-"

Rolling Ball Beast saw the opening of the hole not far away with sharp eyes, and two people came over, just about to speak, but found that someone was faster than him.

"Berthold, where are we going next?" Reiner looked at Berthold blankly.

"I don't know." Berthold really didn't know. Their original accommodation was provided by the entire base. Now that they have done what they should do, they don't even have a place to live.

"Look what I found?"

A cold voice sounded from above the two of them.

Startled, Berthold and Reiner quickly jumped three meters away, then raised their heads to look at the source of the sound.It's just that when he saw the person coming, his face turned pale.

"Two filthy pigs running around."

Levi's tone was filled with disgust.

"Captain Levi!" Berthold looked at Captain Levi with a pale face, and he seemed to feel the familiar cracking sound of the bones in his body that had healed up long ago.

"Why are you here!?" Reiner's face was full of disbelief, "How could you..."

"...Hmph..." Levi slowly jumped down from the tree, he raised his eyes, looked at the two of them coldly, his explosive body walked towards him step by step.

Every time they took a step, the faces of Berthold and Reiner turned paler.

It's not that they don't want to escape, but Levi's momentum is too strong, so strong that they don't even have the courage to move.

Finally, Levi's footsteps stopped in front of the two.

Almost at the moment he stopped, Reiner, who seemed to be frightened, quickly shot to restrain him, but Levi just tilted his head slightly, dodged his punch, and held his fist with his backhand .

"Let...let go!" Reiner gritted his teeth with cold sweat on his forehead.

A trace of hostility flashed across Levi's eyes, and the hand holding Reiner's fist was clenched tightly.

Following Leiner's cry of pain and Berthold's pale face, Leiner's fingers were broken into a strange arc with an inexplicable grip.

"Now, we can have a good talk."

Levi let go of his hand and said coldly.

"Tell me, Abner Yeager, where is it?"

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