[ he hears what Erwin says to him, but he doesn't respond to any of it. he doesn't want to be right, and he didn't expect to see Erwin again, either, obviously—none of that seems important.
Erwin is dead. he bled out right in front of him. Levi let him bleed out right in front of him, because it was the kinder option. Erwin probably thinks it was some kind of logical conclusion based on the facts of the situation, or the likelihood of their future victory, but it wasn't. he chose to let Erwin die, so why the fuck is he alive?
is it okay to be happy about this?
the coat Erwin's wearing isn't his. that doesn't really matter, but it's covering up what should be a gaping wound on his side. when he pushes it aside and sees blood he panics all over again, even if Erwin's clearly faring much better now than he was that day on the rooftop. ]
I need to get you out of here. There has to be someone who can—
[ his voice is rushed and fearful until he can't seem to use it anymore. if he has to watch Erwin die again, then they really are in hell. ]
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Erwin is dead. he bled out right in front of him. Levi let him bleed out right in front of him, because it was the kinder option. Erwin probably thinks it was some kind of logical conclusion based on the facts of the situation, or the likelihood of their future victory, but it wasn't. he chose to let Erwin die, so why the fuck is he alive?
is it okay to be happy about this?
the coat Erwin's wearing isn't his. that doesn't really matter, but it's covering up what should be a gaping wound on his side. when he pushes it aside and sees blood he panics all over again, even if Erwin's clearly faring much better now than he was that day on the rooftop. ]
I need to get you out of here. There has to be someone who can—
[ his voice is rushed and fearful until he can't seem to use it anymore. if he has to watch Erwin die again, then they really are in hell. ]