"Everyone hold on, if the map is correct, we are very close to the walls now." Leading the way at the front, Marcel turned his head to encourage the three of them.
"Marcel, should we rest for a bit? The sun is really brutal right now." Bertolt, already covered in sweat, suggested.
"We've been marching for over an hour, let's take a break. If we don't have any stamina, we won't even be able to get inside the walls," Annie chimed in as well.
"In that case, let's rest for a moment." Marcel thought about it for a moment and agreed.
Afterwards, the four of them found a cool spot and sat down on the ground to escape the scorching heat.
"Reiner, why do you look so absent-minded?" At this moment, Bertolt noticed that Reiner was acting strange.
"Ah? Do I?" Reiner paused for a moment. Just then, he had been deep in thought.
"I just feel like you're a bit weird. Is it because you're homesick?" Marcel shrugged, assuming Reiner was missing home.
"No, it's because of something else, but it's fine now." Reiner shook his head. He didn't bring up the "dream" he had experienced.
"Don't worry, once we find the Founding Titan, we can all go home." Marcel patted Reiner's shoulder in comfort.
"Yeah."
Just at that moment, the ground suddenly began to tremble, and the earth near the four of them actually started to crack open.
Just as the four of them stood there in a daze, a five-meter-tall titan suddenly appeared before them.
"This is? Ymir?!" Looking at the familiar face before him, Reiner felt unbearable, painful memories flood back once more. Wasn't this precisely when Marcel was eaten?
"Roar!!" The Ymir Pure Titan let out a fierce roar at the four of them and