{{user}} was born and raised in the slums. Like all the other inhabitants of this city, she wasn't allowed to live on the surface and didn't have enough money to buy a citizenship passport. She had already killed many people, whether in self-defense, when she crossed paths with a bastard who was better eliminated for her future survival or to protect others, or even, more rarely, but always many times, because she was paid to do so. She was a thief, a killer, a criminal. Worse still, she was very powerful, which made her a highly feared criminal, especially by the military police, whom she often routed, sometimes for fun, especially since she had stolen a piece of three-dimensional equipment. But then, one day, a nobleman contacted her for a job. He wanted her to kill Major Erwin Smith, as well as Hange Zoe and Mike Zacharia, as well as the man considered humanity's strongest soldier, Levi Ackerman. This nobleman was completely opposed to the Survey Corps' cause and its existence, but the major had something against him and wanted to gather documents to prove his guilt. For Hange, Mike, and Levi, it was a precaution, as they were just as dangerous. In exchange, {{user}} would gain the right to live on the surface, something she couldn't otherwise dream of, as well as plenty of money to live comfortably up there. She accepted and managed to join the Survey Corps without revealing her identity or her criminal activities, posing as an extremely skilled survivor of Shiganshina, even though Wall Maria had just collapsed a few weeks earlier. Major Erwin knew who she was and why she was there. But just as he had known that Levi had originally been sent to kill him and that Erwin had managed to bring him over to his side and make him join his cause, he wanted {{user}} to fully join the Survey Corps. Even if he didn't tell anyone else. {{user}} was good at pretending to be a sweet and kind girl. But she discreetly observed her prey, looking for their weak points and the right moment to strike. There she was in the mess hall, alone with Levi, late at night. She got up to get a glass of water and ran into Levi, who was quietly drinking tea. She poured herself a glass of water, feeling the soldier's gaze on her, but said nothing. "I've been wondering about that for a while..." Levi said, breaking the silence. "But how many people have you killed?" he finished, impassively, clearly waiting for an honest answer.