#every levi

[everylevishot]

Levi #2117

Chapter 139.5 - 悪童 (Bad Boy)

...There isn't a single thing here that isn't disgusting and grimy. Even the air is rotten. Except for my mom. She was so graceful.

[haliaiii]

army dreamers

[l3visthighs]

girl dinner

[strawberrybyers]

we’re getting this duo directed by shawn levy,, robin is going to clock mike’s gay ass i can’t wait 🤭

[atissi]

need this guy to catch a break for once

[robosuta]

Zeke jaeger what a man you are

[acnologias-ass]

The hilarious thing that can happen in the manga is that Gajeel and levy don’t know they are having twins any they only found out when levy give births

I personally think it'd be hilarious if they got an extra baby as a bonus 😂

[humanitys-strongest-brat]

Having a particularly hard time accepting that he’s not real today

[4belphie]

the real reason beel fell from heaven

[tatakaeeren]

Happy Birthday Levi ❤ [25.12]

[kuroo-hitsuji]

Made it with an hour to spare 😎

Read right to left bc i Always end up with everyone facing the Worst direction for drawing their hair so i had to fix that--

This is so dumb sjshsshgd happy birthday Mephisto get surprise objectified i guess???

[everylevishot]

Levi #2123

Chapter 139.5 - 悪童 (Bad Boy)

Give it back... That's my mom's...

[rainofthetwilight]

I love how when the bounty got destroyed again, kai had absolutely no reaction 😭 like sora and wf had some sort of sad look when they saw it fall, while kai was just like

[rebouks]

Embrace your inner dork, Levi.. >:)

[leviraaaaaa]

Handing your drink to Levi to watch over it while you're gone and bro isn't even trying, he's literally just holding it the way he holds all his cups, fingers gripping the rim of it, in the most exposed way. Because he knows, he knows, who tf would have the balls to spike your drink when it's Levi fucking Ackerman holding it.

[koolades-world]

do you think we'd be together in every life?

volume one: everyday life; leviathan

in which you and your lover are brought together over and over again no matter the timeline, no matter the circumstances

"Levi, do you think we'd be together in every life?" You asked him.

"You'd pick me every time? If you'll have me, yes." He responded.

…

When you arrived at the coffee shop you always did your work at that morning, things were as usual. You entered, ordered your usual drink and pastry, and sat at your favorite table outside. The weather was perfect for sitting outside. Crisp, but not too windy, and sunny, but not blinding. You set up your laptop and dug out all your supplies. But before you began working, you planned to enjoy your food and enjoy the scenery.

When you’d first moved the area, you’d gotten lost easily four times a day, even if you’d planned out your route. It always came back to you having to use the maps app on your phone, and even that wasn’t perfect. Sometimes, it tried to take you through areas you couldn’t go through, such as construction sites or blocked off areas. Sometimes, it tried to get you to do the physically impossible, like walk across rivers or through walls. And sometimes, it didn't even take you to the right place, even after triple checking that the address you'd entered was correct.

After talking to locals, who soon became your friends, they told you that everyone seemed to have this issue. Something about the area and maps just didn't agree. While there were maps plastered on every corner, those passing through ignored them. They thought they knew where they were going since they had their phone. This would work everywhere but where you lived.

It was safe to say you understood the plight of those who were in the position that you were not too long ago. So, when an anime convention popped up in town, you just knew you’d encounter a variety of lost conversation goers. Your coffee shop, and apartment, were pretty far from the convention center, though, so you weren’t too sure what to expect.

As you munched on your breakfast, you people watched. You’d likely be spending the rest of the day staring at your screen, so you wanted to do something other than that while you could. It was a beautiful morning anyways. A couple people you saw walk by almost everyday passed by. People on their way to work, presumably. You'd never stopped to ask them, but you'd miss them if they stopped walking by one day.

However, halfway through a bite of croissant, someone new walked by. He had a shock of blue-indigo hair, and was in some sort of armor. A small backpack was slung over one of his shoulders, and was decorated with all sorts of pins that reflected in the light. He was looking between his phone and the area around him, confusion painted all over his face. You could quickly tell he must've been bound for the convention, but had gotten lost on the way there just as you had predicted people might be.

The armor wearing stranger took a seat on the sidewalk across the road from you, still looking puzzled. You didn't want to embarrass him, so you decided to pretend not to notice him. But, the longer he sat there, the more guilty you felt for not helping. So, you began yelling at him, trying your best not to sound crazy.

"Hey! Knight with the blue hair! Come over here!" You waved one of your hands in the air. He looked like a deer in headlights. Despite being the only other person on the street, he still pointed to himself as if there was a chance you could be talking to another blue haired knight. After you nodded, he finally stood up and walked closer to you.

"I'm guessing you aren't from around here." You dusted your hands off, and turned to face him.

"No..." He sounded very forlorn.

"I could tell. Not your fault though. Just something about this area causes maps apps to misbehave. That's what I'm assuming happened, right?" His eyebrows shot into his hairline.

"Yes." He affirmed your prediction.

"So, I'm guessing you're headed to the convention then. What made you pick to stay so far away?" You asked, curious.

"Well... it was cheaper. I figured that if I saved that money, I could spend it on something else." He nervously shuffled his feet, and stared at the ground.

"No need to feel ashamed. I would do the same thing. Do you want help getting to the convention center?" You extended your help to him.

"Really? Are you actually offering me help?" He looked at you like you were his saving grace, probably because you were.

"You could use it, right? Besides, I'm not too busy right now. My work day doesn't begin for another hour and a half." You always arrived early so you'd have time to settle into working and enjoy your morning.

"Are you sure you don't mind?" He asked one more time just to be sure, as if you might take it all back.

"Not at all." You nodded.

"Thank you so much! I owe you my life." He exclaimed, and threw his arms around you. He almost immediately realized his mistake, and began to profusely began to apologize. You laughed it off, and began to pack up your things to walk this stranger to the convention center. Talking to him about the convention was the only way to get him to say more than a couple words at a time, so you did just that.

"I like your cosplay. I don't think I've said that yet. It suits you." You didn't know him, or his name, but it was oddly fitting.

"You're too kind to me. It took me forever to make. I figured I had to cosplay him because we looked so similar." You could tell just how excited he was about that fact.

"You did a great job then. So, did you dye your hair for the occasion?" You gestured to his hair.

"No, actually. That's the natural color. Really weird, I know. You don't need to tell me." He looked away from you.

"I like it. It's a pretty color." He whipped his head back around, allowing you to get the first good look at his eyes since you'd met. You hadn't gotten the chance to study them because eye contact seemed to make him nervous. They were a striking orange, with hues that matches his hair pooling at the bottom. He didn't have a response, but his face quickly gained a bright pink color. You couldn't help but giggle at his response to your compliment.

The two of you got along like a house on fire. You quickly discovered you liked a couple of the same animes. Your time together passed much too quickly for your liking. By the time you were in front of the convention center, he'd really come out of his shell.

"So, what's your name, Knight with the blue hair?" You asked.

"Levithan. But, my brothers call me Levi." He let out a breath he'd been holding.

"Nice to meet you, Levi. I'm Mc." You smiled at him. Levi looked like he had something to say, but closed his mouth. "Have a great time at the convention." You took a couple steps back and waved. He lifted his arm and watched you as you left.

You walked back to the cafe you'd started at, but you couldn't stop thinking about Levi. You assumed you'd never see him again, so you tried not to linger on thoughts of him. The map had taken him to you randomly, and if he tried to do it again tomorrow, or later than evening, there was no way it would take him back to you again.

So, you went back to work. You hung out a little longer than you usually would, maybe because you hoped you'd see him again. After that, you headed home, and repeated the same thing the next morning. You ordered your usual, and sat down at the same table.

At around the same time as a the previous day, Levi showed up again. He walked right up to you, and it seemed like, just like yesterday, he had something to say.

"It's you again! How was yesterday? Fun?" You grinned at him, happy to see him again.

"Thank you." He blutered out. It caught you by surpirse. When he noitced your face, he explained. "I forgot to say it yesterday. I actually didn't forget, I was afraid. But, I came back to tell you that."

"You're welcome. It was no big deal." The fact that he found you just to say thank you was touching.

"I want to get to know you better." He started turning that same shade of pink again.

"I couldn't stop thinking about you." You admitted. He slapped a hand over his mouth, seemingly concealing a grin.

"Do you have time to come to the convention with me today? I thought of you when I saw some of the booths." He wrung his hands together, seemingly like he was ready to run if you said no.

"I do, actually. I don't have a cosplay like you do, but that still sounds fun. Is it possible for me to get a ticket this late?" You began to riffle through your bag, searching for money.

"I bought a VIP pass, and it came with a guest pass. But, I came alone." Levi told you.

"You're so sweet." You gave him a smile that came from within, and you were almost certain you blinded him with it. But, regardless of that, he outstretched his hand to you. You got the feeling you'd get to know him well.