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Rated: T
It wasn't surprising.
"Do you think you have the advantage over me just because you know my name?" Levi asked with one brow raised, "Don't think such stupid shit."
"A lot of... people don't like you," Kagome said casually, looking somewhat thoughtful, "There's a pretty big bounty on your head in the Underground District."
"Nee-chan!" Souta hissed, tugging on her sleeve, "Weren't you just finished telling me that we need to stay low!" He shuddered slightly when Levi's grey eyes landed back onto him, "Don't tell me you're–!?"
"But even so, I wouldn't dream of getting rich by murdering someone in cold blood," Kagome ignored her brother, "That is, unless I am given no other choice." She threatened lowly.
"Tch," Levi snorted, almost amused, "Relax, woman. I already said I have no intention of giving you to the Military Police." He watched in interest when the boy seemed to bristle at his statement.
"You can only 'give' something away if you're in possession of it in the first place," Souta sneered, feeling rather brave in order to defend his sister, "Are you implying that Nee-chan is just some object?"
Kagome smiled some, but held Souta back from stepping out any further, "If that is your intention, then we have no business with you," She said as her smile faded to a frown, "I was not aware that the Survey Corps dealt with 'petty' crimes."
"We don't," Levi narrowed his eyes, "Unless we find the criminal is worth something to us. I am still interested in hearing where you learned your moves."
"And where did you learn yours?" Kagome countered back, "I don't care for your back story, so you shouldn't care for mine," Her grip tightened on Souta's shoulder, "We're leaving."
"With your skill set, you have the ability to help humanity," Levi knew he was starting to sound like Erwin, but pushed it out of mind for now, "Are you truly satisfied with living the life of a pathetic street rat?"
Blue eyes darkened at the words, "Behind these walls, humankind has become nothing but a lost cause," Kagome said coldly and she felt Souta flinch, "Why should I give my aid to humanity when it has become nothing more than cattle?"
"It would seem the Underground District was not kind to you," Levi observed, noticing that they both tensed, "Just how did you escape?"
"None of your damn business!" Souta glared, "Just pretend you never saw us!" He was already tired of the soldier's belief that he had the right to butt into their personal business.
"I can let you go for now," Levi drawled, staring intently at Kagome, "But it will not be the last time we will come across each other. You see, Erwin is one persistent bastard and he will come after you once I tell him of this."
"Then come after me," Kagome shrugged, but the motion was anything but indifferent, "And I will show you my real skill set." And with that, she and Souta were out of Levi's sight within mere seconds.
'I used to think exactly like you, woman,' Levi almost smirked, turning around to go back the way he came, 'And once we capture you, you will start to see things differently.'
The game was on.