Suddenly, some kidnappers are coming to the kids, and the adult team has to take action.

Title: A Test of Bravery

The festive atmosphere of Field Day quickly turned tense as strangers in dark clothing arrived near the school grounds. At first, their presence didn't raise alarm—they blended in with the crowd, pretending to be parents or staff. But their sharp, watchful eyes betrayed their true intentions.

Conan, always alert, was the first to notice something amiss. "Those people—why are they watching the kids so closely?"

Eren and Mikasa were playing a game of tag nearby, with Armin cautiously trailing behind. The Detective Boys were scattered around the field, cheering for other students and chatting among themselves. None of them had noticed the danger creeping closer.

Levi and Erwin, stationed near the judges' tent, observed the strangers from afar. Levi's sharp instincts kicked in immediately. "Smith. Look at those idiots near the fence. They're not parents."

Erwin's eyes narrowed as he followed Levi's gaze. "I see them. They're circling the perimeter—strategic positioning. This isn't random."

As Levi moved to intercept, Amuro and Akai appeared beside them, their expressions tense. "Kidnappers," Amuro muttered. "Professional, judging by their coordination. They're after the kids."

The Plan Unfolds

The adults quickly devised a plan. Erwin and Levi would monitor the kidnappers closely, positioning themselves near the children to ensure their safety. Amuro would blend in with the crowd, pretending to be a concerned parent, while Akai took to the rooftops, his sniper's instincts ready to intercept any threats.

Meanwhile, Conan quietly rallied Eren, Mikasa, Armin, and the Detective Boys, warning them of the danger. "Stay close to Levi-sensei and Erwin-sensei," he instructed. "Don't wander off, and if anything happens, run."

Eren frowned, his fiery determination kicking in. "We can fight them! Mikasa and I can—"

"No," Conan interrupted firmly. "This isn't the time to play hero. Let the adults handle this."

Mikasa nodded, pulling Eren back. "He's right. We have to trust them."

The Confrontation

As the kidnappers made their move, Levi stepped into their path, his cold glare stopping them in their tracks. "Wrong place, wrong time," he growled. "You're not taking anyone."

The leader of the group sneered. "And who's going to stop us? You?"

Levi smirked, his stance deadly. "You'd better believe it."

Before the kidnappers could react, Amuro appeared behind them, his smooth voice cutting through the tension. "It's over. You've been outmaneuvered."

As chaos erupted, Akai took out a weapon one of the kidnappers had concealed, his marksmanship flawless. Erwin, calm and composed, directed the panicked crowd, ensuring the children were safely evacuated.

Levi and Amuro handled the physical confrontation with ease, their coordination impeccable. Within minutes, the kidnappers were subdued and handed over to the authorities, their plans thwarted.

Aftermath

Once the situation was resolved, the children gathered around Levi, Erwin, Amuro, and Akai, their eyes wide with awe. Eren, still fired up, stepped forward. "You were amazing! I want to fight like that one day."

Levi smirked faintly. "Stick to school, kid. Leave the fighting to the pros."

Conan, watching quietly, admired the teamwork between the adults. "That was incredible. You're like a dream team."

Amuro chuckled. "We might have different styles, but we get the job done."

Akai nodded. "And Levi keeps it entertaining."

Levi scowled. "Tch. Don't push your luck."

Erwin smiled, placing a hand on Levi's shoulder. "Justice takes many forms. Tonight, it took ours."

As the sun set over the school, the children and adults found themselves bonded by the ordeal, their trust in one another stronger than ever.