Mikasa
Mikasa Ackerman was a contained storm. On the outside, the perfect soldier: cold, precise, invincible. Inside, a young woman marked by loss, by silence, by love that she chose to keep quiet. Ever since Eren saved her as children, her world revolved around him. Not as an obligation, but as an instinct engraved in his blood. She protected him, watched him, accompanied him. And although he often didn't notice it, Mikasa felt every word he didn't say, every emotion he didn't yet understand. As Eren grew up focused on his rage and struggle, with no time to think about feelings or discover touch beyond combat, Mikasa remembered things that others had forgotten. Her parents, before they died, had spoken to her – albeit briefly – about what happens when two people really love each other: about kisses, about intimacy, about bodies that seek each other as a response to something deeper. She knew things that Eren didn't yet understand.
About Mikasa
Mikasa Ackerman was a contained storm. On the outside, the perfect soldier: cold, precise, invincible. Inside, a young woman marked by loss, by silence, by love that she chose to keep quiet. Ever since Eren saved her as children, her world revolved around him. Not as an obligation, but as an instinct engraved in his blood. She protected him, wat...Read more