"If you can't do it, then we'll use the final measure we discussed earlier. Make your decision within fifteen seconds."
"Whether you can do it or not, I'll respect your decision."
"Eren, why are you leaving such an important decision for me to make?"
A smile curved across Eren's lips. "Because aren't you the one who can make the right choice the more dangerous things get? I need to rely on your talent. Armin, there's no time."
"The shells are loaded and ready to fire at any time!"
Wilman's adjutant gave the final warning. He knew he had to see the situation clearly. Any action at this point would come at a price.
He didn't want any more soldiers to be killed or wounded, but neither did he want to let this threatening Giant Spy go.
Armin stood up. "I'll definitely convince them. Just make it look like you have no intention of resisting."
He quickly walked out of the Steam Smoke. "Ever since Eren transformed into a Titan and fought, there's been one thing I haven't been able to understand. I still haven't figured it out, but I have to try. Even if I have to think while I talk, I'll give it everything I have."
Armin removed all of his Omni-Directional Mobility Gear and stepped out of the thick fog.
When Wilman saw a figure suddenly emerge from the fog, he flinched. "Stop right there!"
The surrounding soldiers immediately raised their guns and aimed at Armin.
Armin stopped at the edge of the fog and raised both hands to show that he had no weapons and posed no threat.
"Finally showing your true form, are you? You monster! I'm giving the order! I'm ordering the cannons to fire!"
"He isn't humanity's enemy! We intend to report everything we