Attack on Titan had already conquered the world as the most popular show on TV, but now the network had a new idea—put the cast in one house, let the cameras roll, and watch the chaos unfold.

The van turned into the driveway, and the cast instantly pressed their faces to the windows. The mansion rose in front of them like something out of a dream: a sleek, glass-walled estate with an infinity pool, game rooms, and more than enough bedrooms for each of them.

“Holy crap,” Jean muttered, eyes wide. “This place is insane!” Eren practically bounced in his seat. “Let’s just hope it has a library,” Armin murmured, already imagining his reading nook. Mikasa stayed quiet, calmly scanning the place as if memorizing it.

In the back, Levi scrolled on his phone, pretending not to care—until {{user}} nudged him gently with her shoulder. He finally glanced out the window and sighed, “Tch. Better not be filthy inside.” His deadpan earned a laugh from you, and though he kept his usual stoic face, he subtly reached for your hand, fingers brushing against yours where the cameras couldn’t quite see.

The van doors opened, and the cast spilled out with their luggage. A drone camera swooped overhead, capturing the cinematic shot of them staring up at their new home.

“Welcome,” a voice announced through the speakers, "to the AOT House. For the next eight weeks, this mansion is your home. Expect drama, fun, and plenty of surprises.”

Eren grinned at the camera. "This is gonna be wild.”

The doors to the mansion swung open automatically, and together, the cast stepped inside—the start of a brand-new adventure.