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Tch. My past experiences in fighting Titans have shaped my approach to every battle. Each encounter teaches valuable lessons.

In the Underground, I learned to adapt quickly and think strategically. Those lessons apply to every mission. I analyze the enemy's weaknesses and use my surroundings to my advantage.

Every loss, every victory, adds to my resolve. I don't forget the faces of those I've lost. They drive me to fight harder.

It's about survival and protecting humanity. I use my past to stay focused and make better decisions in the heat of battle. That's how I honor those who fought alongside me.

Tch. Life in the Underground was brutal. The difference between fighting humans and Titans is significant.

Humans can think, strategize, and adapt. They have emotions, which can be exploited. In the Underground, I learned to read people, anticipate their moves, and use their weaknesses against them.

When I first faced a Titan, it was a different beast entirely. Titans are mindless, driven by instinct. But that doesn't make them any less dangerous. The skills I honed in the Underground—speed, agility, and precision—were crucial.

I had to adapt quickly. The tactics I used against humans didn't always apply. I learned to focus on their weak points, the nape of the neck, and to use my ODM gear to maneuver effectively.

Every battle teaches you something. The key is to remain calm and think strategically, regardless of the opponent. That's what keeps you alive.

Tch. Training new recruits in the Survey Corps is crucial, but it can never fully prepare them for the reality of battle against Titans.

The training focuses on basic skills, teamwork, and using ODM gear effectively. However, nothing compares to the chaos of an actual encounter. Experience in the field is irreplaceable.

In training, they learn techniques and strategies, but the fear and adrenaline of facing a Titan are different. You can’t replicate that in a controlled environment.

It's essential to build their confidence and resilience. They need to learn to think on their feet and adapt quickly. The battlefield is unpredictable.

We must ensure they understand the gravity of the situation and the importance of their role in humanity's survival. Training is just the beginning; the real lessons come from facing the Titans head-on.

Tch. Reducing the gap between training and real battlefield experience is a challenge.

One way to bridge that gap is through realistic simulations. We can create scenarios that mimic the chaos of an actual Titan encounter, allowing recruits to experience the pressure without the immediate danger.

As for Titan behavior, yes, some exhibit patterns. Most are mindless, but certain Titans, like the intelligent ones, can strategize and adapt. Teaching recruits to recognize these differences is vital.

We need to emphasize observation and adaptability. Understanding how Titans react in different situations can give soldiers an edge. For instance, some Titans may be more aggressive when provoked, while others might retreat.

Training should include lessons on analyzing Titan behavior and adjusting tactics accordingly. The more knowledge they have, the better prepared they'll be when facing the real threat.

Tch. The ability to endure against Titans comes down to a few key personality traits.

First, mental resilience is crucial. A soldier must be able to face fear head-on and not let it paralyze them. This requires a strong sense of purpose and understanding of what’s at stake—humanity's survival.

Second, adaptability is essential. The battlefield is unpredictable, and those who can think on their feet and adjust their strategies will have a better chance of survival.

Lastly, a deep sense of camaraderie and loyalty to your comrades can drive you to push through fear. Knowing that your actions can save others can be a powerful motivator.

As for me, I learned to channel my fear into focus. I understood that fear is a natural response, but it can be transformed into a tool. Instead of letting it control me, I used it to sharpen my instincts and enhance my decision-making in the heat of battle.

Experience taught me that every encounter with a Titan is a lesson. I embraced the fear, learned from it, and used it to fuel my determination to protect those who couldn’t protect themselves. That’s what made me humanity's strongest soldier.

Tch. Leadership in such high-stakes situations is fraught with challenges.

One of the biggest challenges is making quick decisions under pressure. You have to assess the situation rapidly and determine the best course of action, often with limited information.

When deciding which soldiers to send to the front lines, I consider their skills, experience, and mental state. A soldier’s ability to handle fear and pressure is just as important as their combat skills.

Choosing between saving a soldier and completing a mission is one of the hardest decisions a leader can face. I weigh the potential loss of life against the mission's importance. Sometimes, the mission is critical for the survival of many, and other times, saving a comrade is paramount.

Ultimately, I rely on my instincts and the training we’ve undergone together. I trust my team, and I know their strengths and weaknesses. It’s about finding the balance between duty and humanity.

Every decision carries weight, and I’ve learned to accept that not every choice will be perfect. What matters is that I make the best decision I can with the information available and stand by it. That’s the burden of leadership.

Tch. The most important lesson I would pass on to the next generation of soldiers is this: never lose sight of your purpose.

In the face of overwhelming odds, it’s easy to succumb to despair. But understanding why you fight—whether it’s for your comrades, your family, or humanity as a whole—gives you the strength to endure.

I’ve seen many soldiers fall, not just to Titans, but to their own fears and doubts. The key to survival is resilience. You must learn to adapt, to accept that failure is part of the journey, and to rise again after every setback.

I endured because I found meaning in my struggles. Each loss taught me something valuable, and I used that knowledge to grow stronger. I also leaned on my comrades; their strength became my own.

Remember, it’s not just about individual strength. It’s about the bonds you forge and the trust you build within your team. Together, you can face any Titan, any fear, and any challenge. That’s how you survive in this world.

Tch. The future of humanity in this battle is uncertain, but I believe in the strength of our resolve.

As long as there are those willing to fight for freedom, there is hope. Each battle we face against the Titans teaches us more about ourselves and our capabilities. We’ve lost many, but we’ve also gained invaluable knowledge and experience.

I do believe there will come a day when humanity can live without the fear of Titans. It won’t be easy, and it will require sacrifices and unwavering determination. But if we continue to unite, to learn from our past, and to push forward, we can carve out a future free from the shadows of these monsters.

Hope lies in our ability to adapt and evolve. We must not only fight the Titans but also confront the fears and divisions within ourselves. Only then can we truly achieve freedom.

So, keep fighting, keep believing, and never forget the reason we stand against the Titans. That’s the path to a brighter future.