Nice to see this continued. Annalya's naivete about humans makes me wonder if all Titans believe these lies about us or if the elders know the truth but keep it a secret via propaganda. I'm guessing the latter.

Great chapter, I think the dynamic between these two is gonna make for some interesting reads but it kinda seems like the story "traded up" so to speak. Andrill was replaced by a similar character that is better in every noticeable way: he's a better fighter, better teacher, has a more interesting backstory etc. Gaelin just seems like Andrill 2.0 if you get me, if he was a cooky pervert, or a drama queen, or some other character type it wouldn't seem like this, but he's the same "brooding hardass with a bad past" character type as Andrill only done better. Maybe we just haven't had enough chapters to distinguish them but so far this is my analysis. It doesn't help that this chapter made Annallya come off as "meh" over the whole Andrill and she got Gaelin to fill the exact same role he did as teacher just one chapter later, further emphasizing the feeling of "trading up" I talked about.