Attack on Titan: Titans as Weapons of War

Attack On Titan

Title: 'The Rumbling: A Titan Crime Exposé'

Synopsis:
In the shadow of Paradis Island’s towering walls, a series of grisly, large-scale murders shakes the populace to its core. The victims—entire districts—are wiped out in an instant, leaving behind only smoldering ruins and the lingering horror of the unknown. The perpetrators? Not mere criminals, but Titans—mysterious, man-eating giants whose motives defy human comprehension.

But when a shocking breach in Wall Maria leads to the near-extinction of humanity’s last stronghold, a disgraced Military Police investigator and a traumatized survivor uncover a conspiracy far darker than anyone imagined. The Titans aren’t just mindless monsters—they’re weapons of war, and someone is pulling the strings.

Chapter 1: The First Crime Scene – Shiganshha District

Date: 845, Year of the Walls
Location: Shiganshha District, Wall Maria

The day began like any other—until the Colossal Titan appeared, its grotesque, skinless face looming over the wall like a specter of death. In an instant, it breached the gate, allowing a second horror—the Armored Titan—to smash through like a battering ram.

Eyewitness accounts describe chaos:

Eren Yeager, 10 years old, watched in horror as his mother was devoured by a Smiling Titan.

Mikasa Ackerman, his adoptive sister, barely escaped, her parents already lost to human traffickers.

Armin Arlert, their friend, witnessed the destruction of his grandfather’s rescue vessel—deliberately sunk by order of the Interior MPs.

The Cover-Up Begins:
The official report blames 'Titan infiltration,' but survivors whisper of sabotage. Why were the gates weakened? Why were evacuation orders delayed? And most chilling of all—why do some Titans resemble humans?

Chapter 2: The Inside Job – Stohess District

Date: 850, Year of the Walls
Location: Stohess District, Wall Sina

Five years later, another attack rocks the innermost wall—this time, in broad daylight. A Titan erupts from beneath a church, killing dozens. But this is no ordinary Titan—it’s Annie Leonhart, a Military Police officer and trained assassin.

The Smoking Gun:

Annie’s crystal cocoon hides damning evidence: documents linking her to Marley, a foreign nation using Titans as weapons.

Witnesses place her near the Reiss family chapel, where a secret cult worships the 'Founding Titan.'

Erwin Smith, commander of the Survey Corps, suspects a mole within the government.

The Betrayal:
Annie’s capture raises more questions than answers. Who gave her orders? Why are the Titans targeting specific bloodlines? And why does the king seem uninterested in saving his people?

Chapter 3: The Mastermind – The Basement Revelation

Date: 854, Year of the Walls
Location: Shiganshha Ruins, Wall Maria

The final piece of the puzzle lies in Grisha Yeager’s basement—a trove of photographs, journals, and a book titled 'The Truth Beyond the Walls.'

The Conspiracy Unfolds:

Marley’s Warrior Program turned children like Annie, Reiner, and Bertholdt into Titan shifters, sending them to infiltrate Paradis.

The royal family knew but chose to suppress technology and memory to maintain control.

Eren Yeager, now a fugitive, has inherited his father’s mission—to end the cycle of violence, no matter the cost.

The Final Crime: The Rumbling
In a last, desperate act, Eren unleashes millions of Colossal Titans, flattening nations in a genocidal march. Survivors call it 'divine punishment.' Investigators call it the worst war crime in history.

But was Eren a monster—or just another victim of a world that created Titans?

Epilogue: The Aftermath

With the Titans gone and Paradis in ruins, the survivors grapple with the truth: humanity was the real villain all along.

Case Status: Unsolved (But was there ever a solution?)

Final Note:
'In a world where monsters wear human faces, the line between justice and vengeance blurs. The Titans were just the weapon—the real evil was the hand that wielded them.'

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Attack on Titan: Titans as Weapons of War

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