The next day, everyone walked down the street.
"Hey, Arthur, are you sure this will work?" Armin asked awkwardly, wearing a hood and dressed to look very much like Historia.
"Why not try it and find out? Though you really do look like a girl all dressed up, Armin." Arthur looked at Armin in his wig and makeup. If he hadn't been the one who asked Armin to impersonate Historia, he really would have thought he was Historia.
"Arthur!" Armin was a little embarrassed.
"Our Armin-oh, sorry, I should call you Historia-is such a beauty," Sasha teased.
"Sasha, stop saying that." Armin's face flushed bright red.
"Compared to you, I'm way too easy to see through." Jean looked at Armin, who was practically identical to Historia, then down at his own disguise, which was full of flaws, wondering whether the enemy would even take him for Eren.
"All right, quiet down. Don't let the enemy hear anything," Levi said impatiently as he listened to their chatter.
They knew better than to keep talking.
They continued down the street. Arthur carefully surveyed their surroundings, already sensing that they were being watched.
"Levi, we're being watched," Arthur warned.
"I know." Levi nodded, then fell silent again.
"Arthur, Eren and Historia should be all right over there, shouldn't they?" Mikasa asked worriedly.
"Don't worry." Arthur squeezed Mikasa's hand to reassure her.
"They're making their move," Arthur warned as he sensed those people begin to act.
Levi also sensed the danger and turned to warn everyone.
"Watch your backs!"
Before he had even finished, a carriage came racing over. Its occupants grabbed the unsuspecting Armin and Jean, hauled them aboard, and sped away.
"Damn it! They took Ar... Historia and Eren!" Sasha hurriedly shouted, almost getting the name wrong as she put on an