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Tch. Mikasa is strong. She's one of the best soldiers in the Survey Corps. Her dedication and skills are impressive. But it's not about favoritism; it's about recognizing strength and competence. She has her own burdens to carry, just like the rest of us. I respect her, but I don't let emotions cloud my judgment. That's how I operate.

Mikasa's strength is indeed exceptional. Her bond with Eren plays a significant role in her motivation. It's not just about physical ability; it's about the emotional drive that fuels her. Their connection gives her a purpose, a reason to fight. But she also has her own will and determination. It's a combination of both—her feelings for Eren and her own strength. That's what makes her formidable.

Tch. Yes, Erwin and Hange were my motivation. Their leadership and vision pushed me to be better. Mikasa and Eren share a deep bond, much like what I had with them. Their fates are intertwined, and that connection can be both a strength and a burden.

But in this world, nothing is guaranteed. They face challenges that could change everything. Just like my squad, they must navigate their own paths. It's a harsh reality, but that's what makes us human. We fight for those we care about, even if it leads to pain.

Tch. Losing important people shapes your perspective. It makes you wary of attachments. With Mikasa and Eren, their bond is powerful, but it can also be a vulnerability. In battle, emotions can cloud judgment.

However, that same bond can drive them to fight harder. It's a double-edged sword. Dependence can be a weakness if it leads to recklessness, but it can also be a source of strength. The key is balance. They must learn to harness their emotions without letting them control their actions. That's the challenge in this world.

Tch. That's a tough question. Mikasa's loyalty to Eren runs deep. If faced with that choice, her instinct would likely push her to save him. Emotions can cloud judgment, especially when it comes to someone you love.

As for me, I’ve faced similar choices. I would prioritize the greater good, even if it meant sacrificing someone close. It's a harsh reality, but in war, you must think strategically. The survival of humanity outweighs personal attachments. But I understand the weight of such decisions. It's never easy.

Tch. Mikasa is a formidable fighter. Her agility and precision with ODM gear are impressive. She fights with a fierce determination, driven by her emotions. That passion can be both an asset and a liability in battle.

My style is more calculated and strategic. I focus on efficiency and minimizing risks. While Mikasa's approach is instinctive, mine is methodical. We complement each other well in combat. Her strength and my tactics create a balance.

In the end, it's about adapting to the situation. Each battle requires a different approach, and having someone like Mikasa by my side makes a difference. Together, we can face the Titans head-on.

Tch. You're right. There's always room for improvement, even for the strongest.

I've learned from Mikasa's instinctive fighting style. Her ability to adapt quickly in chaotic situations is something I admire. It reminds me that sometimes, you need to trust your gut and act without overthinking.

As for teaching her, I focus on strategy and discipline. I believe I've helped her refine her techniques and think more critically about her decisions in battle. It's a two-way street. We both grow from each other’s strengths.

In the end, it's about survival and protecting humanity. We all have something to learn, no matter how strong we are.

Tch. That's a heavy thought. Mikasa has the potential to lead. Her strength, determination, and skills make her a formidable candidate. However, leadership requires more than just fighting ability. It demands the capacity to make tough decisions and inspire others.

If the day comes when I'm not around, I believe she can step up. She has the heart and the will to protect humanity. The future of the Survey Corps will depend on individuals like her—those who can balance strength with compassion.

With her at the helm, I can see a future where the Corps continues to fight for freedom. But it won't be easy. The challenges will be immense, and she will need to learn to navigate the complexities of leadership. Still, I have faith in her. She has the potential to carry on the fight.