Super God: If I punch you, you will die

Bertholdt Hoover, as the successor, transformed into a colossal Titan in 845 and kicked down the gates of Wall Maria, causing a large number of Pure Titans to flood into the walls.

During the battle to reclaim Wall Maria, he was burned to the point of near death by the steam emitted by Bertholdt Hoover's Colossal Titan. After being injected with Titan spinal fluid by Levi Ackerman, he transformed into a Pure Titan and devoured Bertholdt Hoover, taking away Bertholdt Hoover's power.

This is truly a monster.

Its destructive power was astonishing.

The building was like a small toy at his feet, which he could trample and kick to pieces at will.

Humans are even more despicable than ants.

"Still slacking off? Be careful the officers see you, or you'll be in big trouble..."

A man shouted.

Carlo Bickel shuddered in fright.

He gave a sullen smile.

That's when I saw the rude person.

That was a friend of his, and also a contemporary of Carlo Bickel, named Solum Schumacher. This man was completely different; he was still radiant and showed no signs of fatigue. This was understandable, as he was only eighteen, the prime of his life.

That being said, the Survey Corps consisted of strong and robust men.

Compared to them, he was not particularly noticeable, and was rather short; no one would even think that Solum Schumacher would be a member of the Survey Corps.

"What's wrong? Is something bothering you?"

"Solum Schumacher asked, looking at Carlo Bickel, who had a worried look on his face."

They are friends after all.

"I'm just thinking about some things, and I don't know what the King's government will do."

"This is not something we need to worry about."

After Carlo Bickel finished speaking, Solum Schumacher smiled and shook his head.

That's right.

They were, after all, just lowly soldiers.

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For Sorum and his fellow soldiers, these things were not something they could worry about anyway, and any ideas they might have would be futile, given their lack of money and power.

Solum Schumacher's tone was already quite clear, and Carlo Bickel gave a wry smile.

"Aren't you disappointed in them enough?"

This is true.

The Kingdom's government has done little during this period, offering only superficial solutions like tax rate reductions.

“We always do the hard work without complaint.”

“What can they do?”

"They're just a bunch of lazy bums, wasting so much tax money... Enough said, no matter how much they complain, we still have to keep working."

"Yes, restoring the city center is the most important thing."

"The key is these collapsed walls and the rubble of the houses."

Carlo Bickel sighed softly.

He looked at the ruins before him.

"The disposal of a large number of remains is also very troublesome. Dealing with those bodies is really difficult; I wonder if we..."

"The plague is the most important thing."

Once the plague spread.

That would have been a major disaster, no less threatening than the giants.

"We know too little about giants. If they also carry germs, then our next disaster is imminent."

"Sorum said."

He glanced around, then looked in the direction Carlo Bickel was looking. Not far away was a pile of blurry objects—they were described as objects because their shapes were completely indistinct. In fact, they were the giant's vomit.

Humans were swallowed up by giants.

They do not have digestive organs.

The human remains that were swallowed would be regurgitated. These human remains, after decaying and combining with substances produced within the bodies of other giants, would form a gigantic ball of flesh.

"It goes in and then comes out."

Sorum looked at the corpses.

Carlo Bickel walked toward the vomit. "The giants' behavior is truly baffling. Why would they eat and then vomit? If not for food, then why would they go around eating people?"

This is indeed a contradiction.

Cannibalism and eating.

They cannot be equated.

"Although they look very much like humans, they are monsters after all, and the behavior of monsters is beyond human comprehension."

Sorum, on the other hand, was quite composed.

Carlo Bickel launched into a tirade of profanities.

"These giants are not just monsters, but such brutal and cruel monsters that everyone should kill them. How despicable—"

Carlo Bickel's anger was evident.

He loathed this senseless killing.

If this world were simply a dog-eat-dog world, I wouldn't be so angry. What's most infuriating is killing without the purpose of survival.

For example, in nature, larger animals eat smaller animals in order to survive.

Throughout human history, they gradually rose to the top of the food chain and began to kill indiscriminately.

For example, killing elephants for their ivory.

This is inhumane behavior.

Even though he hated giants, Carlo Bickel knew a little bit about them.

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This is also of paramount importance for human survival: to understand their enemies as quickly as possible, so that they can know themselves and their enemy and be victorious in every battle.

Otherwise, it will still be a one-sided massacre.

"It's such a headache."

"That suits me perfectly, but..."

Carlo Bickel and Sorum looked at the pile of objects, which were intricately intertwined and nauseating.

Most people would probably be terrified and turn pale at the sight of this.

This was the first time they had ever seen what people killed by giants looked like, and they didn't know what to do with the corpses.

"It's a really strange thing."

Solum looked at the corpses of these people. Although they were tangled up, it was still possible to see that their clothes were still on, which meant that the giants did not have the ability to digest them.

"Perhaps they won't digest at all."

"Solum muttered to himself."

At this moment, Sorum thought of someone: Lin Yan.

This is a person who can create miracles at any moment. Perhaps Lin Yan can know the giant's secret, or deduce something.

However, Sorum did not voice his thoughts.

"Thanks to this, perhaps we will be able to find out the identities of these victims."

The most important thing is to distinguish between soldiers and residents.

"These soldiers were all brave warriors who were killed while protecting the residents."

Carlo Bickel felt a chill run down his spine and shivered as he looked at the bodies of the soldiers who had died for their country.

Sudden.

Carlo Bickel's eyes fell on one person.

wrong.

It should be described as a corpse.

"this is not……"

The woman in the loose black clothing was a family member of Carlo Bickel and Sorum's direct superior. Sergeant Sismansal had tragically died in the last expedition, and this woman was his wife.

This woman's name is Elena.

This is a fanatical heretic.

It was their own fault that caused such a terrible tragedy; they had only themselves to blame. After the giants entered, these heretics were the first to suffer.

"He only has himself to blame."

"He didn't want to live and dragged so many innocent people into it, as well as those soldiers who defended the country. They died unjustly."

Carlo Bickel was filled with rage at Elena's presence.

Elena's corpse, nestled among the pile of objects, looked utterly wretched, but she didn't deserve any sympathy.

"What a pitiful woman. No wonder some people say that there is something hateful about a pitiful person, and something pitiful about a hateful person."

"Yes, she is pregnant."

A woman who had recently gotten married.

She is six months pregnant.

Why would someone do something so foolish? Even if not for themselves, they should at least think of the innocent child who is about to be born.

Elena's abdomen was swollen.

It can be determined that her child is about to be born.

If it weren't for this unexpected turn of events...

Elena will be like any other young mother.

Although physically weak, she would look at her child with a loving smile, who was so small, cute, and lovable.

But all of this was destroyed.

"That child is so pitiful."

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Poor child.

Regardless of whether his mother was a vicious person or not, he was innocent. He didn't even have a chance to see the world before he died in the womb.

"Collect the body."

Sorum, his face ashen, was clearing away the rubble when it suddenly collapsed. Luckily, he reacted quickly and dodged it.

"What's the sound?"

"what sound."

The two followed the sound.

Carlo Bickel stared wide-eyed at the woman's abdomen. Elena had clearly been dead for some time, yet her abdomen was still twitching.

"Could it be some kind of corpse-eating insect? Even if there are insects, they shouldn't be here, this is inside a giant..."