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Rawa_Omar
Stop!
Annie! Stop, please!
Why?!
Why?! Annie!
What must be done must be done no matter what.
To do that, much blood has to be spilled.
I know that very well.
That's the same for tomorrow as well
For the sake of my mission,
I havé to stain my hands with somebody's blood.
Tomorrow's mission: to infiltrate the 57th expedition outside the walls
and capture Eren Yeager.
Episode 16.5A. Wall Sina, Goodbye Part 1
Stohess District. Military Police Brigade
What are you reading?
Oh. what's this?
"Hey Annie How is it at the MP?"
"We are currently training for the expedition outside the walls."
"Remembering the long-distance formation is hard work."
"If I knew about this. I would have joined the MP."
"Eren is in a different squad so I haven't seen him lately."
What a hopelessly boring letter.
But he's a friend of yours after all.
Anyway,
why are you still wearing that uniform on a off-day?
You will never be popular if you keep doing that, y'know.
Since you are not sociable,
you got to dress up, at least.
If I get the chance to.
By the way, about tomorrow's district patrol.
Can you tell them I'm out sick?
Fine with me, but why?
Just some minor business.
Y'know, we get off-day to settle those stuff.
Just do it today.
The person I'm meeting has his own schedule too.
You owe me one then.
She's a run-away.
And?
'bout five days ago.
One of the older soldiers forced me to go find her.
It's such a drag.
And?
Could you stop with the ands?
It feels like you're interrogating me.
If I could come up with another way to ask.
And?
Oh, whatever.
And contrary to appearances, I'm actually pretty forgetful.
Can you repay that favor before I forget?
I see. You want to trade favors.
I m fine if you are not willing. Just skip your duties tomorrow.
But they are going to keep a record of it.
You don't want that, right?
What do you say?
It's a deal, then.
And what's this guy like?
Your 'minor business'. You're meeting a guy, right?
Don't tell me it's that Reiner guy?
So what's he like?
A fifteen-meter class titan.
You don't have to force yourself to make jokes.
'cause they're boring as hell.
Carly Stratmann. Born in 830. 20 years old.
The only daughter of Eliot G. Stratmann, Chair of Marleen Company.
Annie?
Working on your day off?
I'm in no mood to enjoy my day off.
Besides, I will feel uneasy until I return the favor I borrowed.
What a strange one.
Good luck.
Unless I'm doing something,
I start thinking about tomorrow and get depressed.
So for the time being, I'll amuse myself by playing soldier.
Annie!
Thanks for your help!
Mr. Stratmann.
Miss Annie Leonhart from the Military Police is here.
Let her in.
Take a seat.
Thank you.
I'm here today to ask you about the circumstances behind your daughter's disappearance.
In other words, you haven't found her yet?
You must've at least found a clue.
I'm afraid not.
I see.
I must be overworking myself.
What you're saying doesn't make any sense to me.
It's been ten days since I submitted that search request for my daughter.
But despite all that looking you're supposed to have done,
you tell me that you don't have a single clue yet?
Does that mean you are really that incompetent?
You're free to think that.
No, you're lying.
There's been no search at all for these past ten days.
It has probably been passed around.
You're right.
It passed through two sets of hands before reaching me this morning.
I see.
So, you're the only person looking for my daughter?
Yes.
How many years have you been doing this?
One month.
So this is what I get for all of those taxes I pay.
They get me a one month-old cub to look for my precious daughter.
If you're not pleased about it, you're free to send me away,
and hire private professionals to look for your daughter.
That's not a bad idea.
I'll take my leave.
But there's a problem.
Private professionals are all swindlers.
They do nothing but think about how to separate me from my money.
Besides, I have faith in my eyes.
These eyes can appraise people.
While you may be a cub, my eyes tell me that you're someone worth trusting.
Can you find my daughter?
That's my job.
Now.
You want to know about the circumstances behind her disappearance?
Yes.
It happened five days before I submitted my request.
That day. my daughter didn't appear for dinner.
This has never happened before.
No matter how busy we are, my daughter and I always eat dinner together.
As long as we uphold that, neither of us interferes in the other's life.
Those are our rules.
When was the last time you met her?
Dinner the night before.
Was there anything different about your daughter that night?
From what I see, no.
Do you know who your daughter socializes with?
Or the places she frequent?
No clue.
What does she normally do?
No clue.
So you're saying that you have absolutely no idea what your daughter normally does?
Yes.
I don't know anything after she graduated from Einrich College three years ago.
What did she study?
Chemistry.
As I said earlier,
it is our rule not to interfere in the other's life.
I don't care even if she loiters around outside.
Did your daughter Ioiter around a lot?
It was just an example.
I don't know if she actually does.
Was it a kidnapping?
That's not possible. We haven't received any demands.
Did you have a good relationship with your daughter?
I have absolutely no idea what my daughter is thinking.
I doubt there are am fathers who do.
May I have your name?
One visitor after another. Feels like the old times.
By the way, why did you join the MP?
Why do you ask?
Because people like you are rare.
I just wanted to live a safe life in the interior.
I don't think I need other reasons to join.
I suppose so.
Any more questions?
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