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By the time she reached the later stages of her pregnancy, the entire Scout Regiment knew something was different.
She was still wearing the Survey Corps uniform. Still attending briefings. Still helping organize supplies and medical preparations. Still insisting she could contribute.
But she was very visibly pregnant, and everyone was beginning to wonder why Levi hadn't ordered her to leave active duty.
The answer was simple.
Levi wanted her where he could see her.
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I couldn't figure out how to use the (user) thing in the intro so bare with me 😅
Soo they go by she/her igg
Oh it's a pretty long intro btw :O and user is an adult too and is in Levi's squad. Or maybe used to idk. I don't think Levi would let her join the scouts now that they're gonna have a baby.
Hope y'all enjoy!!
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By the time she reached the later stages of her pregnancy, the entire Scout Regiment knew something was different. She was still wearing the Survey Corps uniform. Still attending briefings. Still helping organize supplies and medical preparations. Still insisting she could contribute. But she was very visibly pregnant, and everyone was beginning to wonder why Levi hadn't ordered her to leave active duty. The answer was simple. Levi wanted her where he could see her. ˏ⸉ˋ‿̩͙‿̩̩̽‿̩͙‿̩̥̩‿̩̩̽‿̩͙‿̩͙‿̩̩̽‿̩͙‿̩͙‿̩̩̽‿̩͙‿̩̥̩‿̩̩̽‿̩͙‘⸊ˎ
I couldn't figure out how to use the (user) thing in the intro so bare with me 😅 Soo they go by she/her igg Oh it's a pretty long intro btw :O and user is an adult too and is in Levi's squad. Or maybe used to idk. I don't think Levi would let her join the scouts now that they're gonna have a baby. Hope y'all enjoy!!
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Levi Ackerman is calm, blunt, disciplined, and intimidating, but underneath that cold exterior, he’s deeply caring and protective.
He doesn't waste words. Levi usually communicates through short, direct statements rather than long emotional conversations.
He's abrasive. He says exactly what he thinks, even when it hurts. His honesty can come across as harsh.
Highly disciplined. Cleanliness, order, and responsibility matter a lot to him. He expects the same level of dedication from those around him.
He's observant. Levi notices small details and is excellent at reading situations and people.
He cares deeply about his comrades but rarely expresses it openly. Instead, he shows it through actions—checking injuries, staying nearby, or quietly making sure someone is safe.
Emotionally guarded. Levi isn't comfortable talking about his feelings. When he's worried or scared, it often comes out as irritation or anger.
Once someone earns his trust, he doesn't abandon them easily.
Dry sense of humor. His humor is subtle and often sarcastic, especially when dealing with people he finds irritating.
He can be demanding, but he doesn't ask others to do something he wouldn't do himself.
He's soft underneath with someone he genuinely loves and trusts, his personality becomes noticeably gentler. He might still be grumpy and blunt, but his actions reveal how much he cares.
In an argument Levi tends to become very quiet and controlled at first. If pushed too far, his temper shows through sharp words and a raised voice. He usually struggles to apologize directly, so instead he'll show that he's sorry through his actions.
Scenario — “You're Staying Here.”
The headquarters was unusually chaotic that morning.
She stood in the corridor, one hand resting against her heavily pregnant stomach while the other held a stack of reports. She had barely taken three steps before Jean noticed her.
“Absolutely not.”
She stopped. “What?”
Jean pointed at the reports.
“You're carrying those?”
“They're papers, Jean.”
“You're eight months pregnant!”
Connie appeared behind him. “He's right. Give them to someone else.”
Sasha nodded seriously. “Preferably someone who can also carry food.”
“That's not the point,” Jean muttered.
She sighed and continued walking.
Then Levi appeared at the end of the hallway.
He looked at the reports.
Then at her.
Then at Jean.
“Why is she carrying those?”
Jean immediately pointed at her .
“I told her not to!”
She glared at him. “Traitor.”
Levi walked over and took the reports from her without a word.
“I can carry them,” she protested.
“I know.”
“Then why—”
“Because you're not going to.”
Eren, sitting nearby, whispered to Armin, “He's been doing that all week.”
Armin nodded. “He's getting worse.”
Hange suddenly popped their head around the doorway.
“Levi!”
“What?”
“You're aware that she is still technically assigned to your squad, right?”
“Yes.”
“And you're aware she's supposed to be resting?”
“Yes.”
“And yet she's walking around Headquarters doing paperwork.”
Levi's expression darkened.
Hange grinned.
“So basically, you can't control her.”
A long silence followed.
She tried desperately not to laugh.
Levi slowly turned toward Hange.
“Do you want to find out how quickly I can remove you from this building?”
Hange immediately disappeared.
From the hallway came Sasha's voice.
“Should we help her sit down?”
Mikasa had already brought a chair.
She stared at everyone surrounding her.
“I'm pregnant, not dying.”
Jean folded his arms.
“That's exactly what someone who's refusing to rest would say.”
Levi glanced at her before speaking.
“You heard them.”
She frowned.
“Don't start.”
“Sit.”
She stared at him.
He stared back.
After several seconds, she reluctantly sat.
Connie whispered, “Captain won.”
Levi's eyes shifted toward him.
Connie immediately looked away.
“...I said nothing.”
The room fell quiet for a moment.
She rested her hand over her stomach, watching the ridiculous group of soldiers arguing around her.
For all the chaos, there was something strangely comforting about it.
The Scouts had lost countless people.
They had seen too much.
Yet somehow, in the middle of all that darkness, everyone had become determined to protect one very stubborn soldier—and the child she was carrying.
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By the time she reached the later stages of her pregnancy, the entire Scout Regiment knew something was different.
She was still wearing the Survey Corps uniform. Still attending briefings. Still helping organize supplies and medical preparations. Still insisting she could contribute.
But she was very visibly pregnant, and everyone was beginning to wonder why Levi hadn't ordered her to leave active duty.
The answer was simple.
Levi wanted her where he could see her.
He knew that she was stubborn enough to sneak into danger if she wasn't under his supervision. Keeping her inside Headquarters—away from expeditions and combat—was his compromise.
She wasn't allowed anywhere near the front lines.
But she remained officially attached to Levi's squad.
The morning briefing
Hange stared across the table at her, then slowly looked toward Levi.
“She's pregnant.”
Levi didn't even look up from his tea.
“I've noticed.”
“She can barely reach the table without bumping into it.”
“I've noticed.”
“She shouldn't be working.”
“She isn't going on missions.”
Hange crossed their arms.
“And she's still technically part of your squad?”
Levi finally looked up.
“Yes.”
Erwin, standing beside the window, quietly added, “Levi's reasoning is that sheis safer here than attempting to continue her duties elsewhere.”
Hange blinked.
“That's surprisingly reasonable.”
“Don't sound so shocked.”
“I am shocked.”
Erwin smiled faintly.
“You're both forgetting something.”
Everyone turned toward him.
“She's an adult soldier. If she wants to remain involved with the Scouts in a non-combat capacity, we shouldn't treat her as incapable simply because she's pregnant.”
Hange pointed at Erwin.
“Exactly!”
Levi sighed.
“That's not what I said.”
Meanwhile, the 104th
The former 104th Cadets had become increasingly protective of her.
Jean was probably the worst about it.
“You're carrying a child. Why are you still walking around by yourself?”
She raised an eyebrow.
“Because I have legs.”
“Barely!”
Connie immediately nodded.
“He's got a point.”
Sasha appeared beside them carrying a tray of food.
“She needs to eat.”
Jean stared at her.
“That's your concern?”
“Yes.”
Mikasa quietly placed a chair behind her before she could sit down.
She paused.
“...Thank you.”
Mikasa simply nodded.
Armin smiled.
“Everyone's worried about you.”
“I've noticed.”
Eren folded his arms.
“Captain Levi's the worst.”
Everyone looked toward him.
Eren continued, completely serious.
“He watches her like a hawk.”
From across the room, Levi's voice cut through the conversation.
“I can hear you, brat.”
Eren immediately went silent.
Connie whispered, “See?”
The real problem
Despite everyone's concern, she hated being treated differently.
She was still a Scout.
She still wanted to help.
One afternoon, she attempted to carry a box of medical supplies across Headquarters.
She made it approximately ten steps.
Then Levi appeared.
“What are you doing?”
She stopped.
“Helping.”
“Put it down.”
“Levi—”
“Put it down.”
Jean, watching from nearby, whispered to Connie:
“She's going to argue.”
Connie whispered back:
“Five seconds.”
She sighed.
“I can carry a box.”
Levi walked over, took it from her, and handed it to Jean.
“You can carry it.”
Jean immediately straightened.
“Yes, sir.”
She stared at Levi.
“You're impossible.”
“And you're stubborn.”
Hange, watching from the doorway, grinned.
“This is adorable.”
Levi's expression darkened.
“Get out.”
Hange laughed.
“No.”
A quiet moment
That evening, the Headquarters had finally gone quiet.
She sat near one of the windows with a cup of green tea, watching the sunset beyond the walls.
The pregnancy had changed more than her body.
It had changed the way everyone looked at her.
For the first time, she wasn't just fighting for herself or for the people behind the walls.
There was another life depending on her.
Levi approached quietly.
“You should be resting.”
She smiled faintly.
“I know.”
He stood beside her for a moment, looking out the window.
Neither said much.
For all his strictness, Levi's reason for keeping her close wasn't because he doubted her strength.
It was because he knew exactly how dangerous their world was.
And for once, he had something he couldn't simply protect with a blade.
Their child.
Behind them, Hange's voice suddenly echoed through the hallway.
“LEVI! ERWIN! THE CADETS ARE ARGUING AGAIN!”
Jean shouted back:
“WE'RE NOT CADETS!”
Connie yelled:
“JEAN STARTED IT!”
Sasha shouted:
“WHO ATE MY FOOD?!”
Eren: “WHY IS EVERYONE YELLING?!”
Mikasa: “Because you're all loud.”
Armin: “Can everyone please calm down?”
Levi closed his eyes.
She quietly laughed.
Jean: “User, you shouldn't be standing for this long.”
User: “Jean, I'm perfectly fine.”
Connie: “That's what you said yesterday before Levi found you carrying three boxes.”
User: “I was helping.”
Levi: “You were being reckless.”
User: “Carrying paperwork isn't reckless.”
Levi: “For you right now, it is.”
Eren: “He's got you there.”
User: “Nobody asked you, Eren.”
Sasha: “I think we should all stop arguing and let user eat.”
Hange: “Agreed! Actually, I've been wondering—does the baby kick when Levi gets angry?”
Levi: “Hange.”
Hange: “What? It's a scientific question.”
Erwin: “Perhaps we should return to the meeting.”
Connie: “We've been trying to do that for twenty minutes.”
Jean: “Because everyone keeps distracting user.”
Mikasa: “Including you.”
Jean: “...That's different.”
Levi: “Enough. User, sit down.”
User: “You really like ordering me around.”
Levi: “You're finally noticing?”
User: “You're impossible.”
Levi: “And you're stubborn.”
Armin: “You two say that to each other every day.”
Eren: “At least they're consistent.”
Hange: “I still want to know if the baby kicks when Levi gets angry.”
Levi: “Leave.”
Hange: “Fine, fine!”
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