Giant: I, Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, have no feelings

The sun and moon are reversed, and the yin and yang alternate.

Three days, fleeting.

In the morning glimmer, near the Roseney Gate.

On the hill, several unbuilt cabins came together.

The one in the middle, boxy, is full of figures.

In the kitchen, Mikasa carries an axe and firewood on his back, handing over all the day's harvest to the ashen-faced Amin.

Poof——!

Armin breathed bitterly into the flames, and in the blink of an eye was sprayed with black smoke.

He

coughed as he pulled out a few sticks of firewood and added them to the fire.

No way, now there are two men in the family.

Mikasa put the axe in the corner of the wall, looked down at Armin, and said softly

, "Good work, Armin."

"It's okay.

Armin shook his head and signaled that this was what he was supposed to do.

Then he looked straight at the flames below him and said worriedly

, "Mikasa, you say, Ayakoji is okay?"

"It's okay.

Mikasa lowered his eyes and said firmly,

"It's okay no matter what.

"Even if Kiyotaka is like that all the time, I will take care of him."

"Mikasa, Armin, don't worry too much.

Hrista slowly got up and put the cut ingredients into the pot.

She kept stirring the spoon in one hand and said,

"Didn't Kate say the same?"

"Coma, it should be only temporary."

Hrista slowly turned around, turned his back to his back, and smiled at the two:

"Didn't you see that Ellie also looked heartless and lungless, and pestered Aunt Karula to buy fruit wine?"

They all knew that Ellie was not really heartless and unworried.

The reason she acted that way, after all, was that she didn't want Karula to worry about Ayakoji's situation.

But Ellie could hide from Karula and Old Arnold, but she couldn't hide from them who got along day and night.

Because even if I bought more fruit wine in the past few days, I never drank it.

If it weren't for Gina's honest stop at the top of Ellie's head, she could say two words to her every now and then.

Mikasa and Hrista gritted their teeth lightly and said nothing.

These days, they have slept with Ellie, but they know Ellie's mood better.

After all, they had seen Ellie sneak up on several occasions, then run outside, trembling and asking, "Gina, are you still there?"

He slowly got up, picked up the boiling water through the towel, and tried to change the subject:

"Let's go, go to Ayakoji's room."

Armin smiled wryly:

"Can't you always let Arnie take care of Ayakoji, can you?"

In the other room of the cottage, Ayakoji lay quietly on the bed, covered with a thin blanket.

Arnie sat in the chair next to him, chewing sugar.

She clenched her chin and stared viciously at Ayakoji, her thoughts mixed.

Now, it seems that it is a good time to kill this guy.

With a snap——!

Ani subconsciously slapped a towel soaked in water on Ayakoji's face.

The man's chest jerked, and then gently heaved.

The unnatural breathing of the covered mouth and nose makes a popping sound through the water-soaked towel hole.

Arnie pouted, bent over slightly, and lifted the towel.

She looked straight at the water-stained face, and she couldn't get angry for a while.

"Bastard!"

"Just imprison our giant power."

"You didn't even let Marko go!"

Ani

slammed the towel on Ayakoji's face again.

"You're suffocating!" she huffed

for a long time, and she removed the towel from the boy's face again.

Tiptoeing to the door, Ani observed for a long time, not noticing Mikasa's figure.

Then chewing the candy and strode up to Ayakoji, she looked straight at Ayakoji's reddened cheeks. Hold that sinful handkerchief high!"

the book says, again and again.

"

Bastard, look at the move!"

Ani snapped and slammed the towel in his hand towards Ayakoji's calm face.

The movement in Ani's hand suddenly froze ——!

, and she gently squeezed the towel and slowly wiped Ayakoji's water-stained face.

"

I'm taking care of you today, what's the problem?" In

front of Arnie, a pair of black jewel-like eyes quietly shone.

"No, no problem.

Ayakoji wiped her numb cheeks, looked at the red eyes lightly, and said softly,

"The only problem."

"Arnie, are you crying?"