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"After that, the matter was handed over to the Garrison Corps and the Survey Corps," Jean explained.

"Wait a minute, even if it's the Garrison Corps, why does it fall to the Survey Corps?" Alan asked puzzled.

"The top brass thought this might be related to the Titans, so they handed the matter over to the Garrison Corps and the Survey Corps, who have experience fighting Titans," Marco explained.

"Is this really a decision made by the top management? Logically, shouldn't it become a legend after the situation has finally stabilized?" Alan said a little uncertainly.

"Who knows, but it seems that they are taking it so seriously because the son of that noble family seems to be among the missing gendarmerie this time." Jean said.

"Really?" Armin felt something was wrong. If it was really an invasion of giants, how could only a few hundred people be missing? Could it be that they had the same intelligence as the Colossal Titan they had dealt with before, or was it related to the monsters that had appeared before?

While Armin was brainstorming, at the headquarters of the Survey Corps, "Damn it, those guys above actually attributed the disappearance case to the Titans. If those idiots were really Titans, the Trost District would have been littered with corpses long ago." Mick said angrily.

"Well, calm down. But now that this matter has come to us, we have to deal with it." Hanji said.

"Okay, everyone, be quiet. Let's first think about how to investigate the current incident." After Alvin spoke, everyone instantly quieted down.

"How to investigate, Levi, what do you think?" Hanji looked at Levi and said, after all, they were all present, and Levi was the only one who had ideas about this matter. They couldn't really blame this matter on the giant.

"No matter how you look at it, if it's a kidnapping, the number of people is too large, and there are many lonely people among them."

"If it was human traffickers kidnapping children and adults, I could understand it, but there are actually elderly people among the missing persons." Levi also had a headache looking at the list of missing persons. The kidnappers were so hungry that they would not be picky about food.

At this time, Erwin frowned and said "Here", "What's wrong, Erwin?" Hanji asked.

"I checked the missing persons information. Look at this person."

Then Erwin took out a portrait and everyone looked at it. Hanji asked in confusion: "Is there anything special about this person?"

"Before this man disappeared, his lover ran away with someone else." Erwin said.

"Ha, Erwin, you still like this kind of gossip." Hanji teased.

"And this person." Erwin took out another portrait of an old man.

"Before this man disappeared, his wife also died."

"And this little kid is quite introverted, and his only good friend before he disappeared also broke up with him," said Irwin.

At this time, everyone also discovered that something was wrong. Everyone had experienced something before they disappeared, and became alone and lonely.

"So the murderer chooses lonely people, but why?" Hanji asked puzzled.

"Erwin, you wouldn't doubt it." Mick looked at Erwin.

Erwin did not respond to Mick but directly said to Lance: "Lance, have you ever seen a case of large-scale disappearance of people?"

"This? There are many cases where most of them were done by aliens, but I'm not sure which one you are talking about now. It would be better for you to go to the scene and take a look." Lance said.

"Really? Levi, Hanji, you two take people to the scene to investigate." Erwin ordered.

"By the way, take that water-energy conversion gun with you, maybe it can be used this time. Take a few new recruits with you, too. I have a feeling that this incident was not done by people of this era."

Seeing Erwin's serious expression, Hanji replied seriously: "I understand."