Farm Taxes Attack On Titan Part 2 Hforgods Direct

"We’re in a war . You expect us to fill out 1040-E forms now?!"

"Ah, young Eren! You’ve yet to file your Titan-derived crop taxes. Did you think you could farm without paying tribute to the Treasury of the Wall?!" farm taxes attack on titan part 2 hforgods

The user wants a complete story, so I need to build a narrative that combines elements from both. The first part was already mentioned in the query, so part 2 would follow up on that. Since the original Farm Taxes is a comedy, the story should maintain a humorous tone, possibly with absurd or funny scenarios mixing the characters and settings from both universes. "We’re in a war

Including some funny scenarios where farming tools are repurposed for Titan battles, like using a tractor to crush them or using seed bombs that create barriers. The Tax Man might appear during a crucial battle to demand payment, leading to a comedic showdown. The story could end with Eren defeating the Tax Man and securing the farm, with a hint of more adventures to come. Did you think you could farm without paying

[Pickup from Part 1, where Eren, Levi, and the Survey Corps have just discovered a hidden utopia ruled by a Tax Man-like bureaucrat demanding "tributes" from both humans and Titans.] Chapter 2: The Titantic Tax Audit Eren Yeager stood in the middle of a field of genetically modified wheat (engineered to grow pickaxes in place of stalks), staring at a towering invoice the size of Wall Maria. The Tax Man, a floating suit of chainmail with a monocle and a pocket full of golden coins, loomed in the distance.

"...I can’t even." The Pivotal Pivot: A Truce in the Tillage The Tax Titan, mid-monologue about "capital gains on flesh," slipped in a mud trap (planned by Eren's squad). Armin calculated the precise moment to drop a fertilizer bomb, knocking the Tax Man's monocle askew and slowing his accounting.

He bit into a Titan-shaped energy bar (provided by a suspicious merchant named "Farmer Joe") and transformed into a Titan… of the organic gardening variety. His right hand became a spade, the other a watering can.