Ren new ability [17]
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Ren took a moment to explain his perspective to Hange, a spark of curiosity evident in her eyes as she listened intently.

"Hange, I understand your concern, but it's not just the appearance that made me eat the fruit. It was a combination of my instincts and my connection with the earth through my bending ability. I had this overwhelming feeling that it was safe and that I could trust it."(A/N please tell me if this sound like bullshit so I know to not do it again)

He continued, a hint of excitement in his voice. "Ever since I discovered my powers, there has been this deep connection between me and the earth. It's like an intuitive bond that guides me, providing insights and feelings about the world around me. When I touched the fruit, it resonated with that connection, assuring me of its safety."

Hange's curiosity grew, and a small smile tugged at the corners of her lips. "So, your powers give you an instinctual sense of what's safe or not?"

Ren nodded, his eyes shining with enthusiasm. "Exactly! It's like a sixth sense, an intuition that helps me navigate the world and make judgments based on the energy and vibrations I perceive. It's still something I'm learning to understand fully, but it has proven reliable so far."

Hange's scientific curiosity was piqued, and she clasped her hands together, contemplating the possibilities. "Ren, your abilities are truly fascinating. We've barely scratched the surface of what they can do and how they can shape our understanding of the world. I'd love to delve deeper into this connection you have with the earth and explore the potential applications it holds."

Ren felt a twinge of fear creeping up within him as he observed the look in Hange's eyes. Though he trusted her intentions and knew she meant no harm, there was a certain unpredictable quality to her curiosity that could send her spiraling into a whirlwind of experiments and tests. His mind raced, envisioning all the potential scenarios and trials she might subject him to.

The uncertainty gnawed at his gut, his hands instinctively clenching into fists. It was the fear of the unknown, the apprehension of what awaited him in Hange's laboratory. Ren had always been an adventurous spirit, eager to explore and uncover the mysteries of his abilities, but this sense of trepidation felt different. It was the fear of venturing into uncharted territory, of surrendering control and allowing himself to be subject to Hange's relentless scientific inquiries.

As he watched Hange's mind working behind her gaze, he couldn't help but wonder what kind of tests she had prepared. Would they be painful, invasive, or perhaps just outright bizarre? Ren knew he had to confront his fears, but the unease persisted, tugging at his thoughts and causing his heart to quicken its pace.

Yet, amidst the fear, there was also a glimmer of curiosity and anticipation. Ren understood that Hange's experiments held the potential to unlock new insights into his abilities, to reveal hidden depths within himself. It was an opportunity to better understand his powers and how they could serve not only himself but also humanity as a whole.

Meanwhile

Erwin stood at the edge of the vast expanse beyond the walls, his eyes surveying the unfamiliar landscape that stretched out before him. It was a momentous occasion, a culmination of years of planning, sacrifice, and determination. This was the farthest they had ever ventured on an expedition, and the weight of responsibility sat heavily on his shoulders.

Mixed emotions surged within him, a blend of excitement and apprehension. Excitement, because this journey held the promise of uncovering long-held secrets, of discovering the truth that lay dormant in the depths of the unknown. The anticipation of unraveling the mysteries that had plagued humanity for generations was both invigorating and nerve-wracking.

But there was also a deep-seated apprehension, a nagging doubt that gnawed at the edges of his consciousness. Erwin knew the risks that lay ahead. The world beyond the walls was treacherous, with dangers lurking in every shadow. Titans roamed freely, their monstrous forms a constant reminder of the fragility of their existence. The uncertainty of what awaited them, the possibility of encountering new and unforeseen threats, tugged at his resolve.

Yet, it was precisely this duality of emotions that fueled Erwin's determination. He was a man driven by a relentless pursuit of truth and freedom, unwavering in his commitment to protecting humanity. The weight of his duty to lead his comrades, to ensure their safety and success, pressed upon him with every step.

As he glanced at the soldiers gathered behind him, he saw both hope and trepidation reflected in their eyes. They had placed their trust in him, in his vision, and in their collective strength. The responsibility weighed heavily, but Erwin refused to let it deter him. He would lead them with unwavering resolve, navigating the uncharted territories and facing whatever challenges arose.

In that moment, Erwin felt a surge of determination coursing through his veins. The walls that had confined humanity for so long were finally being breached, and they were venturing into the vast unknown. It was a pivotal moment in history, a chance to reshape their understanding of the world and their place in it.

With a firm grip on his convictions, Erwin took a deep breath, squaring his shoulders. He would lead his comrades into the uncharted wilderness, forging a path towards a brighter future. The weight of the world rested on his shoulders, but he was ready to bear it, ready to confront the trials and tribulations that lay ahead.

As the wind swept through the open landscape, Erwin's gaze remained fixed on the horizon, his eyes filled with determination. The expedition had begun, and nothing would deter him from fulfilling his mission, from unraveling the mysteries that lay beyond the walls, and from securing humanity's survival.

Erwin, standing at the front of the group, raised his hand, signaling for everyone to gather their belongings and prepare to continue their journey. As soldiers started to assemble, Erwin glanced around, ensuring that each member was accounted for. His gaze fell upon Hange and Ren, who seemed engrossed in some sort of investigation.

Curiosity piqued, Erwin approached them, his steps deliberate and measured. Hange, always one to delve into the unknown, appeared to be leading Ren from one fruit to another, examining them closely. Erwin couldn't help but be intrigued by their actions, wondering what they were searching for amidst the vast array of vegetation.

He cleared his throat to catch their attention, and both Hange and Ren turned their heads towards him. Hange's eyes sparkled with excitement, while Ren wore a look of focused concentration. Erwin raised an eyebrow, silently inquiring about their activities.

Hange, her voice filled with enthusiasm, began explaining their experiment. She spoke about Ren's unique ability to sense the safety of the fruits through his connection with the earth. Erwin listened intently, his interest growing as he comprehended the significance of what they were doing.

He realized that Ren's power had an unexpected application in their expedition. While their main focus was the exploration of the outside world and the encounter with titans, Hange had discovered another valuable aspect of Ren's ability – the identification of edible plants. This newfound knowledge could be crucial in ensuring the survival and sustenance of the expeditionary force.

Erwin nodded in acknowledgment, his mind already contemplating the possibilities. The ability to discern safe food sources amidst the wilderness would undoubtedly alleviate some of the challenges they would face during their journey. It was a small yet significant advantage that Ren's unique gift brought to the table.

With a hint of a smile, Erwin gestured for Hange and Ren to continue their investigation, acknowledging the importance of their work. He trusted Hange's judgment and her unyielding curiosity, knowing that she would not lead them astray.

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