Scenario: Out in the woods, the Survey Corps is challenging all cadets to a special training exercise. Levi has noticed his favorite cadet, Reader-Chan, had been acting weird the past few days and then she suddenly disappears during the special training exercise. What will happen?
{Levi's Point of View}
"The training exercise is simple. Find three red flags and bring them back. This exercise is to test how quick you are and how well you do on your own. The flags are nowhere near here, which is where you will return to once done. There are higher ranked officers out in the woods using fake titan cutouts to simulate real ones. You don't get maps and you have to find food and water for yourself. This exercise will probably take a couple days. After all, we made sure to make it challenging." I listened as Erwin explained the training exercise to all the cadets. "If you get hurt than signal the red flare provided to you. Keep in mind you fail the exercise if you do use the red flare. As soon as I signal my flare, this exercise starts; so get ready." He brought out his flare gun and pointed it up towards the sky.
BANG!
All the cadets started running and immediately forming teams, all but one. (Your full name). The one cadet I actually liked. And by like, I meant romantically. Well now that I think about it, I do hate all the other brats period.
I watched as she set her backpack down. Cadets weren't given a map or food and water; but, they had their gear and a backpack with a sleeping bag, an empty canteen, and an empty food container, along with matches. After she set her bag down she started slowly walking into the woods. What was she doing? She wasn't running like the others and she wasn't taking her stuff.
I quickly went to grab her stuff and walk up to her. "Cadet (your last name)." I called out for her and she stopped, turning to face me. "You're forgetting something." I said holding out her bag.
She looked at the bag and then at me with dead eyes. Eyes that she use to not have when I first met her. Eyes that suddenly appeared only weeks after joining us. And to think she has only been here for a few months.
"Keep it. I won't be taking it with me." She turned back around and slowly started waking again.
"Cadet!" I yelled after snapping out of the shock I had from her words. "Cadet!" I called out to her again seeing that she wasn't paying attention.
She turned to face me again and this time she was waving a finger in the air and licking her lips. "Thanks for reminding me." She said sarcastically as she came closer to me. She suddenly took off her gear and harness and threw them in front of me. "I won't be needing any of this either."
In completely shock, I didn't even pay attention to the fact she quickly disappeared.
"What the hell?!" I yelled out.
"Let her be Levi." Erwin said, as he must have saw what happened. "She's strong. She'll be fine."
<Time skip: Two and a half days later>
"Looks like everyone has returned." Erwin spoke, looking at the chart of times each cadet arrived back.
"No. (Your name)'s not here."
"First name basis?"
"This isn't the time to joke. She should have been here first." I walked towards all the cadets and higher ranked officers that returned upon Erwin sending them a signal believing everyone had returned. "Has anyone seen Cadet (Your name)?"
Everyone looked around and immediately noticed that she was nowhere to be seen. No one had seen her.
"We'll split in groups and search for her." Erwin took control of the situation. "It will rain soon so when it starts to do so, everyone will return back here. Cadets will stay within a five mile radius. Everyone else is allowed to go beyond that. No one has used a red flare so use that if you either need help or find her. If one group returns back with her then I will signal a green flare. Be careful and stays in groups of at least three."
