Written by @dragonflies-and-hazeleyes and @leanans1dhe
🌿 Fandom: Shingeki no Kyojin | Attack on Titan
🌿 Relationships: Levi Ackerman/Hange Zoë
🌿 Rating: No Rating
🌿 Warnings: Creator Chose Not to Use Archive Warnings
🌿 Word Count: 4k+ (unfinished)
🌿 Some Tags: Friends to Lovers | Canon Divergence | Time Travel/Dimension Travel | Slow Burn | Feelings Realization
🌿 Summary:
Levi and Hange were supposed to be on the 49th Recon Mission.
Instead, they find themselves somewhere far beyond the Walls, with no Scouts, no horses, no answers, and no way home.
And worse, they are out of time.
Can we finally retire the idea that "subs are always better"?
I get it. You've been watching anime since the days when English dubs were genuinely terrible. Back then, "watch the sub" was solid advice because a lot of dubs were rushed, poorly directed, and honestly painful to listen to.
But it's 2026.
Modern dubs are not the same. The blanket statement that "the sub is always better" just doesn't hold up anymore.
Personally? I almost never watch subs unless it's absolutely necessary. People tell me, "The Japanese voice acting is better." Maybe sometimes it is. But... I don't speak Japanese.
If I don't understand the language, I'm not judging the performance the same way a native speaker can. What I can judge is whether the English performance feels believable, emotional, and fits the character. And today's voice actors absolutely deliver that.
Plus, I actually like watching the animation instead of reading the bottom of the screen the entire episode. Anime is a visual medium. Incredible art, cinematography, facial expressions, and little background details are easy to miss when your eyes are glued to subtitles. That's one of the biggest advantages of a good dub.
And let's stop pretending accessibility doesn't matter. Some people have dyslexia. Some have vision issues. Some simply process spoken English better than reading subtitles. None of those people are "watching anime wrong." The point is to enjoy the show.
Honestly, I think Witch Hat Atelier is a perfect example. After listening to both, I actually prefer the dub. The English cast wasn't treated like an afterthought—it launched the same day as the Japanese version, with strong voice direction and deliberate choices that give the world its own identity. Even plenty of longtime sub fans have admitted this dub is exceptional, with some saying they actually prefer it.
Watch subs if you like subs. Watch dubs if you like dubs.
But acting like someone is enjoying anime "the wrong way" because they prefer to understand what they're hearing without reading every line? That's just gatekeeping.
The best version of an anime is the one that makes you want to keep watching.
Chapters: 10/10
Fandom: Shingeki no Kyojin | Attack on Titan
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Levi Ackerman/Hange Zoë, Levi Ackerman & Hange Zoë
Characters: Levi Ackerman, Hange Zoë, Erwin Smith, Mike Zacharias, Moblit Berner, Nanaba (Shingeki no Kyojin)
Additional Tags: Relationship Experiment, bet, Mutual Manipulation, Romantic Comedy, Slow Burn, Banter, Sexual Tension, Levi Ackerman is Bad at Feelings, Hange Zoë Being Hange Zoë, All's fair in love and war, WIP, Emotional Slow Burn, Flirting, Light Angst, Idiots in Love, fake relationship (sort of), strategic romance, Emotional Payoff, Canon-era setting, Inspired by How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
Summary:
He wants a private room.
She wants a Titan.
They’ve got ten days.
When Commander Erwin offers Captain Levi a private washroom in exchange for keeping a woman romantically satisfied for ten days, Levi agrees. Meanwhile, Hange accepts a challenge of her own: conduct a ten-day relationship experiment to test Erwin’s policies.
Neither realizes they’ve been matched with each other.
Inspired by How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days.
All is fair in love and war, when love becomes a battlefield.
Everything is slipping. I've become numb, and I struggle to let people in, let them love me, because I've been burned too many times. Thrown away.
I feel like life is slipping past me and I'm missing it. Missing genuine connections with people who love me. Not because I don't want to let them in, but because somewhere along the way I became numb.
Escapism. Obsessing over hobbies. Doom scrolling. Filling every empty space with things that don't matter.
I don't know what to do. So I keep busy. Keep moving forward.
It hits me at night. Sometimes I cry.
I miss people.
I miss moments.
I hate that everything is temporary.
It's so hard to live in the present. I'm either longing for what's behind me or worrying about what's ahead of me.
And while I'm looking in both directions, the life happening right now keeps slipping through my fingers.
There’s something about how people talk about female characters in video games that just annoys the daylights out of me.
Make a male character and it’s normal. Maybe people like him, maybe they don’t, and that’s it.
Make a female character and suddenly it turns into this whole thing where everyone has an opinion and half of them are angry for completely different reasons.
It feels like female characters can’t just exist without getting turned into a debate.
If she’s attractive or stylized, people jump straight to “oversexualized.” Then the same list always shows up. 2B, Tifa, Tracer, Lara Croft, Eve from Stellar Blade, most of Marvel Rivals, whatever the current example is... And then the conversation stops being about the actual character and turns into people arguing about intent, or calling developers creepy, or saying the game is designed for “gooners.” It just spirals immediately.
If she isn’t designed to fit that same standard of attractiveness, then she gets called ugly, “woke,” “ugly modern design,” all of that. Aloy gets used as the example constantly, even when nothing about her character actually supports that criticism.
So there is no real winning. It’s either “too sexualized” or “not attractive enough,” and both sides act like the character design is a problem that needs correcting instead of just… a design choice.
And yeah, there are exceptions. Resident Evil gets brought up a lot for a reason. But even then, it doesn’t really stop. People will still mod characters, heaven forbid your main character wear enough clothing.
What annoys me is how little of this has anything to do with the actual game. It’s barely ever about gameplay or writing or personality. It’s just people projecting whatever argument they already want to have onto a character model.
I like playing female characters. Sometimes I prefer it. It’s just a nice change from the usual default.
But it feels like we’re stuck in this loop where female character design is either treated like it’s catering to the wrong crowd or failing some invisible standard, there seems to be little to no middle ground.
It just feels like people can’t talk about and enjoy female characters normally anymore.
MY TOP 10 ANIME OF ALL TIME (until I change this again in two weeks 😭)
I swear ranking anime gets harder every year. I’ve watched around 50 anime at this point and there are SO many that could deserve a spot here depending on the day. Some emotionally destroyed me, some became comfort shows, some completely changed how I look at storytelling, and some just have characters and worlds I never wanted to leave.
Honestly, the difference between a lot of these rankings is tiny. One week I want to move JJK higher because the fights are insane, then I remember how hard 86 hit emotionally, then Solo Leveling shows up with pure hype and ruins everything again. So this isn’t really an “objective best anime” list. These are just the anime that have stayed in my brain and heart the longest.
#10 — Frieren
Frieren is one of the quietest anime I’ve watched, but somehow also one of the most emotionally powerful. It doesn’t rely on constant chaos or nonstop action to keep your attention. Instead it focuses on time, memory, loss, friendship, and what it means to realize too late how important people were to you. The emotional weight sneaks up on you slowly.
What I love most is how reflective it feels. The world is beautiful, peaceful, and melancholic all at once. The smaller moments matter just as much as the big fantasy battles. Watching Frieren slowly learn how to emotionally connect with people after centuries of distance feels incredibly human. It’s one of those anime that just sits with you afterward.
#9 — Dandadan
Dandadan feels like complete nonsense in the best possible way. Aliens, ghosts, romance, horror, absurd comedy, emotional backstories, insane animation — this show somehow combines all of it without falling apart. Science SARU absolutely went insane animating this series and every episode feels alive.
What surprised me most is how much I ended up genuinely caring about the characters. Beneath all the insanity, the relationships actually feel sincere. The emotional scenes hit harder than I expected from a show involving turbo grandmas and alien chaos. It’s one of the most energetic anime I’ve watched in years.
#8 — Vivy: Fluorite Eye’s Song
Vivy is criminally underrated. It somehow packs incredible sci-fi storytelling, gorgeous animation, emotional character moments, and amazing music into a relatively short series. The soundtrack alone elevates so many scenes into something unforgettable.
There’s also this constant bittersweet loneliness running through the entire story that really affected me emotionally. The show feels hopeful and tragic at the same time. Every major arc leaves some kind of emotional scar behind, and the ending hit me way harder than I expected. It’s one of those anime I think about randomly months later.
#7 — Hunter x Hunter
Hunter x Hunter is one of the most fascinating anime I’ve watched because of how dramatically it evolves. It starts off feeling adventurous and fun, almost deceptively simple, and then slowly transforms into something psychologically darker and way more emotionally intense than you expect.
The writing is what really makes it elite for me. The power system is brilliant, the strategy matters, and fights are rarely about who simply punches harder. And then there’s the Chimera Ant arc, which honestly changed the way I looked at anime storytelling entirely. Gon’s character arc especially is one of the most disturbing and tragic downward spirals I’ve seen.
#6 — Witch Hat Atelier
This anime is climbing my rankings unbelievably fast. Even unfinished, it already feels special in a way that’s hard to explain. The worldbuilding and magic system immediately hooked me, but the atmosphere is what completely sold me. It feels whimsical, mysterious, emotional, and slightly melancholic all at once.
The art style is also genuinely stunning. Every frame feels handcrafted. It reminds me why fantasy worlds feel magical in the first place. There’s a warmth and wonder here that a lot of fantasy anime lose while trying too hard to be dark or edgy. If this keeps delivering emotionally, it could honestly climb even higher.
#5 — NieR: Automata Ver1.1a
The original NieR: Automata already meant a lot to me, so I was nervous about the anime adaptation. Somehow the anime still managed to become one of my favorite anime experiences anyway. The atmosphere alone is unbelievable. The music, the existential themes, the loneliness, the tragedy — everything about it feels emotionally heavy in the best way.
What really makes NieR special for me is how philosophical it feels without losing its emotional core. It asks huge questions about identity, purpose, consciousness, and what makes life meaningful, but it never forgets the human side of those ideas. Some anime entertain you while you watch them. NieR stays in your brain afterward.
Honorable Mentions (because this list physically hurt to make):
My Hero Academia — one of the most lovable casts in anime and still some of the hypest moments ever.
Demon Slayer — ufotable animation is honestly ridiculous and the emotional moments hit harder than people give it credit for.
Solo Leveling — pure hype injected directly into my bloodstream.
Death Note — still one of the greatest first watches in anime history.
86 — genuinely beautiful and emotionally devastating.
One Punch Man, Chainsaw Man, Hell’s Paradise, Sword Art Online, Spy x Family, and honestly probably several more I’m forgetting right now.
#4 — Spy x Family
This is one of my biggest comfort anime. I love darker and more intense stories, but Spy x Family is the kind of show I can put on anytime and immediately enjoy. The Forgers are such a lovable fake family that you almost forget they’re all hiding ridiculous secrets from each other. Anya alone instantly became one of my favorite anime characters.
What really makes the show special is the balance. It mixes comedy, action, wholesome family moments, and emotional sincerity almost perfectly. Underneath all the humor, it’s really about broken people slowly becoming a real family without fully realizing it yet. It’s warm without feeling shallow.
#3 — Kaguya-sama: Love is War
I never expected a romcom to end up this high on my list, but Kaguya-sama is genuinely one of the funniest anime I’ve ever seen while ALSO somehow becoming one of the most emotionally satisfying. The narrator is legendary, the comedy timing is perfect, and every character feels ridiculously entertaining.
But what pushed it into all-time territory for me is how much heart it has underneath the comedy. Over time the characters slowly let down their emotional walls and the relationships become genuinely meaningful. By the later seasons I was fully emotionally invested. Also the openings are absurdly good.
#2 — Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
FMAB is still probably the closest thing I’ve seen to a “perfect” anime. It’s one of the few long-running series where almost every character matters, every arc contributes something meaningful, and the ending actually delivers. Brotherhood somehow keeps getting stronger as it goes instead of falling apart near the finish.
I also love how balanced it is tonally. It can go from hilarious to heartbreaking in seconds without feeling jarring. The themes about sacrifice, humanity, forgiveness, and the value of life never feel forced. Even after all these years, this is still the anime I recommend first when someone asks for a show that does everything well.
#1 — Attack on Titan
Nothing has matched the overall experience of Attack on Titan for me. The scale of the story, the tension, the mysteries, the music, the emotional devastation, the constant feeling that humanity is barely surviving — it just felt bigger than every other anime I’d watched. There were so many episodes where I genuinely just sat there afterward trying to process what happened.
And honestly, the more time passes, the more impressive it becomes. The amount of foreshadowing is insane. Early scenes completely change meaning later once you understand the full story. It balances action, horror, politics, philosophy, tragedy, and character writing at an unbelievably high level. There are anime I love for comfort or vibes or specific characters, but Attack on Titan is the one that felt like witnessing an entire era of storytelling unfold.
Ask me again in six months and this ranking will probably change again 😭
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
"That inch was everything. That inch was the boundary they had kept intact for years through sheer stubbornness and pride. The line they pretended was professional.
He could stop it. He should stop it.
He could turn around and say, enough. He could step out, dripping paint and water, and accept the humiliation of being the only one who couldn’t handle something so simple.
He did not move.
Hange’s fingers dragged soap across his skin, and she did not stop either."
- excerpt from chapter 6.
Chapters: 8/8
Fandom: Shingeki no Kyojin | Attack on Titan
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Levi Ackerman/Hange Zoë
Characters: Levi Ackerman, Hange Zoë, Erwin Smith, Petra Ral, Keith Shadis, Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, Armin Arlert, Annie Leonhart, Sasha Blouse, Niccolo (Shingeki no Kyojin)
Additional Tags: Modern Era, Crack Treated Seriously, Enemies to Lovers, Forced Proximity, Touch-Starved, Unwanted Emotional Intimacy, Weaponized Wellness Retreat, There Was Only One Bed, Angst and Romance, emotional smut, Sensual but Not Anatomical, Rating Increased After Chapter 4, originally Teen, now Mature, Sexual Tension So Thick You Can Measure It, This Retreat Violated Several Ethical Guidelines, Sexual Tension Documented In Real Time, I WILL NOT APOLOGIZE, This Retreat Should Be Investigated, Humanity cannot defeat the enemy unless we face the truth., If you don’t sacrifice something, you can’t change anything, High Thread Count Linen, Water is wet, And So is Hange
Summary:
Levi and Hange are professionally competent, personally incompatible, and forcibly enrolled in an all-inclusive “relational retreat” by their deeply unbothered boss, Erwin. What is meant to be a simple team-building exercise quickly becomes a study in enemies-to-lovers escalation, forced proximity, and wellness-industry overreach, complete with invasive bonding exercises, shared spaces, and food that is far too emotionally targeted. Neither of them is prepared for the consequences. Especially not Levi.
A Survival RPG Challenge for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
CORE PHILOSOPHY
You are not a chosen hero guided by divine power. You are a lone wanderer surviving the wilds of Hyrule. Every decision matters. Every fight has risk. Every journey must be planned out.
I wanted a reason to come back to Hyrule that actually felt different. It's not just harder, but more alive. A world where I can completely immerse myself.
At some point, things like the hoverbike start to feel like a shortcut that takes more away than it gives. You skip the roads, the danger, the planning. This is the opposite of that. No easy outs. If you want to get somewhere, you have to actually go there.
This turns the game into more of a survival RPG. You plan your routes, manage your supplies, and think twice before every fight. The goal is not to punish you. It is to make the world feel real again and to make every journey matter.
Note: This mode is extremely challenging, but not impossible. Areas that normally rely on the paraglider require more thought, preparation, and creativity. I considered allowing it, but the instinct to rely on it is too strong. Removing it forces a different kind of play, one where movement, like everything else, has to be earned.
Allowing it would also require adding layers of extra rules just to keep it in check, which goes against the spirit of this challenge. The goal is clarity and discipline, not complexity.
Play like the world is real. Plan your journeys, respect the danger, accept what you can't control, and take the long way there.
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CORE RULES
No paraglider
No Skyview Towers
No fast travel
No optimized flying machines (e.g., hoverbike)
No healing during combat
You must sleep each night
Morning Fate Roll (after sleeping; see Survival Rules below)
Must seek shelter during storms
Only eat at campfires or in towns (no eating during combat)
You may carry up to 10 meals and elixirs
Must choose and follow a class
Death carries consequences (see Death System below)
No Amiibos
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CLASS SYSTEM (CHOOSE ONE)
Your class defines your combat identity. You must follow its restrictions at all times.
🛡️Knight
Allowed: Swords, shields, heavy armor
Restricted: Bows (utility only)
Armor: Heavy armor preferred (high defense sets encouraged)
Playstyle: Defensive, durable, disciplined
🏹 Ranger
Allowed: Bows, spears, light weapons
Restricted: Heavy weapons
Armor: Light armor only (mobility and stealth focused)
Playstyle: Agile, ranged, survivalist
🪓 Barbarian
Allowed: Two-handed weapons only
Restricted: Shields
Armor: Limited (no high-defense sets preferred)
Playstyle: High risk, high damage
🔮 Mystic
Allowed: Rods, elemental weapons, wands/staves
Restricted: Strong melee weapons
Armor: No heavy armor (focus on utility or elemental sets)
Armor: Light or utility armor only (no high-defense sets)
Playstyle: Engineering solutions, indirect combat
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LEVELING SYSTEM
Every 4 Shrines = 1 Level Up
At each level up, choose ONE:
+1 Heart
+1 Stamina Upgrade
Unlock a Perk
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PERK SYSTEM
You begin with no perks. Each perk represents growth and adaptation.
Available General Perks:
Field Medic - You may heal once during combat per encounter
Stormwalker - You no longer need to seek shelter during storms
Weapon Mastery - Expand your class to allow one additional weapon type not already allowed by your class (cannot be a restricted weapon type, may only be taken once)
Survivor - You may eat outside campfires (not during combat)
Nightwalker - You may travel through the night but must sleep before the next nightfall.
Wayfarer - You may use fast travel once per Blood Moon
Second Chance - Upon death, you may keep your equipped items once per Blood Moon
Pack Rat - Increase your meal carry limit by +5
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Class Specific Perks (only available for your class):
🛡️ KNIGHT PERKS
Battle Recovery - You gain an additional combat heal per encounter (2 total if you have Field Medic)
Hold the Line - Ignore storm + night restrictions during active combat scenarios
🏹 RANGER PERKS
Trail Rations - You may eat uncooked foods freely while traveling, even in dangerous situations.
Silent Journey - You may travel at night if you remain undetected/avoid combat
🪓 BARBARIAN PERKS
Unchained - You may heal freely during combat only while below 3 hearts
Death Defied - First death of the day has no penalty
🔮 MYSTIC PERKS
Arcane Flow - You may craft elixirs outside proper cooking locations
Arcane Sustenance - You may consume elixirs anywhere
⚙️ ARTIFICER PERKS
Auto-Builder - Freely use Autobuild
Engineered Endurance - Ignore storm and night restrictions while operating a Zonai device
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SURVIVAL RULES
Food can only be consumed:
At campfires
In towns
Cooking:
Must be done at campfires or proper cooking locations
Cannot cook freely in unsafe conditions
Weather:
Must seek shelter during storms (unless perked)
Night:
Must sleep each night
Morning Fate Roll (after sleeping): Each morning, roll 1d6 to determine your condition for the day:
1 — Hunted: Avoid combat; -2 to death rolls
2 — Lightened: Lose 1 meal; -1 to death rolls
3–4 — Ready: No change
5 — Fortified: +1 to death rolls and your next meal counts as 2
6 — Blessed: +2 to death rolls and you may reroll one die today
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DEATH SYSTEM
Choose your preferred difficulty:
Wounded Soul (Recommended)
☠️ DEATH ROLL When you die, roll 1d6 to determine your penalty
1 — Broken: Drop all equipped weapons; must return to a town or stable and rest
2 — Shattered: Drop 5 weapons; must find a place to rest
3 — Wounded: Drop 3 weapons; avoid unnecessary combat
4–5 — Scarred: Drop 1 weapon; no rest required
6 — Spared: Fate Saves You, no penalty
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Ironman Mode (Hardcore)
Death = full restart
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OPTIONAL IMMERSION RULES
Follow roads when traveling long distances
Only change armor in safe locations
Keep and care for a horse (if it dies, it’s gone)
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WIN CONDITIONS
Choose one win condition below, roll 1d6 to decide at random, or complete them all. Treat it as your character’s story and let the path evolve as you go.
⚔️ 1. Demon King’s Fall
End the threat consuming Hyrule
Defeat a major overworld boss (Gleeok or Lynel)
Defeat Ganondorf
🏰 2. Savior of Hyrule
Unite the regions and restore balance
Complete all 4 Regional Phenomena temples
Obtain the Master Sword
🌑 3. Into the Abyss
Face the darkness beneath the world
Activate 60 Lightroots
Defeat at least 1 major Depths boss (Frox, Lynel, etc.)
☁️ 4. Child of the Sky
Uncover the secrets above Hyrule
Complete all 25 Sky Shrines
Complete at least 2 major sky questlines
🗿 5. Seeker of Trials
Walk the path of endurance and discovery
Complete 40 Surface Shrines
Solve at least 10 shrine quests (not just found shrines)
🛡️ 6. Forged in Survival
Become a warrior shaped by hardship
Max stamina
Fully upgrade 2 armor sets
Defeat 3 high-tier enemies (Lynel, Gleeok, etc.)
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FINAL NOTE
This is about slowing down and playing with intention. You start limited and exposed, and over time you grow stronger by learning the world, not by bypassing it. It may seem counterintuitive to limit yourself, but a philosophy built on immersion, player choice, and creative problem solving brings the experience to life in a different way.
Are you ready for your next great adventure in Hyrule?
I put together a list of Levihan fics I’ve read and loved (in no particular order), and I really wanted to share it because these authors deserve the recognition.
This is only a small glimpse of what’s out there, but each story carries something special. Revisiting them brought back every emotion I felt the first time I read them, and that kind of impact is worth sharing.
If you’re looking for Levihan content, these are absolutely worth your time.
I also realized I haven’t been reading nearly as much since I started writing my own fics, which feels like a loss on my part. So I’m planning to spend more time exploring newer stories and updating this list as I go.
Recommendations are welcomed and encouraged!
Canon Era (Canon Compliant and AU)
“We are all fools in love.” — Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
🌿 A Simple Choice by just_quintessentially_me
🌿 Once More, With Feeling by LadyEny
🌿Stuck in the Haze by ClassesAndSwords
🌿 Just, For Now by preening
🌿 All of Me by MannaTea
🌿 The Titan Tracker by KayEver
🌿 Our True Paradise by GlassesAndSwords
🌿 Young Monster by FC2000
🌿 Swim by queenkiller
🌿 The Secret Society of the Children of the Forest by RedChestnut
🌿 At the Coastline of Memories by fanmoose12
🌿 Shit Talk by Jarchetype
🌿 Abnormal by absolutebearings (now orphaned)
🌿 Darling I’m Right Here by Dontatmethanks2
🌿 Things You Said at 1:00 AM by ZangeHoe
🌿 Catch My Breath by CardineCardine
🌿 Four-Eyes by elmundodeflor
🌿 Aftermath by just_quintessentially_me
🌿 Ghost of You by Jarchetype
🌿 Peaches and Honey by urvenicebitch
🌿 She Would Never Know by LadyEny
🌿 We Have an Arrangement by sleeping_sun
🌿 A Little Help Goes a Long Way by revolutionrose
🌿 The River in the Rain by GlassesAndSwords
🌿 Promise by BronzeQuill
🌿 In a Name by PocketLynt
🌿 The Devil You Know by fanmoose12
🌿 Iced the Bruises on Your Back by adedicatedheart
🌿 The Pull of the Sand, the Sea, and Your Smile by PocketLynt
🌿 I Will Not Die (I’ll Wait Here For You) by Etagirl
🌿 Mosquito Bites by Jarchetype
🌿 Couldn’t Help But Ask (You to Say it All Again) by adedicatedheart
🌿 Love Grows (Where My Four-Eyes Goes) by purelily
🌿 Ghost of You by Jarchetype
🌿 The Experiment (Attack on Titan // LeviHan) by KakashiSensei
🌿 A Mind Flower by Hange_4Ever
Modern AU
“I have loved you in many forms, in many times, in life after life, in age after age forever.” — Rabindranath Tagore
🌿 On the Nature of Duty by LadyEny
🌿 No Retreat by boostrapped_leitmotif
🌿 Catch Me if You Can by fanmoose12
🌿 Business as Usual (LeviHan) by OtakuGeekyReader
🌿 Later, Levi by RaiUlrikka
🌿 Clueless by Satsuki92
🌿 The Things We Don’t Say by autumndory
🌿 ‘Twas the Night Before the Rumbling by bootstrapped_leitmotif
🌿 Findings by Noixdepapaye
🌿 Lessons by Satsuki92
🌿 Terrible Things by someonestolemyshoes
🌿 Yellow. By ariadneamare
🌿 Worth a Thousand Words by someonestolemyshoes
🌿 BMO series by LittleLasagne
🌿 Meant to Last Forever by LadyEny
🌿 License to Science (And Kill) by just_quintessentially_me
🌿 Lovebug by TundrainAfrica
🌿 The Unbridled Party by xtreamlibertea
🌿 Somewhere Only We Know by someonestolemyshoes
🌿 Until Another Thursday Evening by pinkweirdsunsets
🌿 Free-Falling by djmarinizela
🌿 A Tale of Two Slaves by TundrainAfrica
🌿 Eat Your Heart Out Series by Dontatmethanks2
🌿 Fake It, Until You Fall for It by StoriesOfAOT
🌿 Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures by Sleepyheadven
Miscellaneous AU's
“Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.” — Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights
🌿 A Dangerous Game by just_quintessentially_me
🌿 Darkling by Nakimochiku
🌿 Ploughfields by FC2000
🌿 Tales From the Ackerman Estate by bluemallow
🌿 In Your Light by lady_kalila
🌿 Across The Glass by hazyhyk
🌿 The Moon is Dark by alteirkay
🌿 Real Love by LadyEny
Ongoing/Unfinished
“There is no real ending. It’s just the place where you stop the story.” — Frank Herbert
🌿 The Scent & Taste of Love by JumpingUpToTheSky (First part finished. Second part ongoing)
🌿 Midnight Is a Terrible Time for Feelings by JarkaGinger
🌿 Attack on Titan by Jane Austen by bootstrapped_leitmotif
