AOJIZE

Troops. The speech I'm about to give you today is an integral one for not only our recruits, but also for our veterans. The titans have been encroaching into our territory, deeper and deeper, but we've been slacking off in our means to protect our civilization. This is yet one of our many significant and detrimental problems, but that isn't even the half of it. It has recently come to my attention that there is a malignant tumor in my brain. Yes, troops. That means, I have cancer--I'm going to die in a dwindling 30 days, and after that, I don't know what turn humanity will take. I only hope it's one where everyone else doesn't get cancer too--lest it become a cancer epidemic. We have a new threat looming in the corner, everyone. It isn't the titan--it's cancer.

Now, I know you may be worrying about me, and I know that you may have your doubts when it comes to future events, but nothing will be catastrophic. I am but a martyr. My death will make everyone more aware of the enemy that is cancer, and because of this, more people will have the will to stop it. Take Eren Jaeger for example--humanity's last hope. 

Imagine his mother not dying for the reason of being consumed alive by a titan, but her being, figuratively, consumed by cancer.
Where would his will be focused on? I'm sure he'd frantically try curing it rather than killing titans.

This is what my death will bring. People coming together for one united cause and people assisting each other for the greater good. 

I'm sorry, but at the same time, things will be better.

This has been a speech brought to you by Commander Eyebrows.

I Have A Hernia Wasn't Actually Said And I'm Sad About That

here we are at sea world daVE-CHAN.

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