The arc that opens the Attack on Titan: Lost Girls spin-off manga. On her last free day before infiltrating the Survey Corps, Annie Leonhart hunts for Carly Stratmann, a missing young woman in Stohess District, and the errand drags her into far more trouble than she bargained for.
Wall Sheena, Goodbye arc opens Attack on Titan: Lost Girls, a spin-off manga. Five numbered chapters plus a side story make up the arc, all collected in the first volume and published between August 9 and December 9, 2015. Lost in the Cruel World follows as the manga's second arc.
One day remains before Annie Leonhart's mission to slip into the Survey Corps begins. She spends it in Stohess District looking for Carly Stratmann, a girl who has gone missing, and the search pulls her into complications she never anticipated. Most of the chapters take their names from figures tied to the case, moving from "Carly Stratmann" through "Wayne Eisner," "Wald and Lou," and "Coderoin" before the fifth chapter turns its title on Annie herself.

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The Wall Sheena, Goodbye arc is the opening arc of the Attack on Titan: Lost Girls spin-off manga, made up of five chapters and a side story collected in volume 1, published between August and December 2015.
On her last free day before infiltrating the Survey Corps, Annie Leonhart searches Stohess District for a missing young woman named Carly Stratmann.
Carly Stratmann is a young woman who has gone missing in Stohess District, and Annie Leonhart's search for her drives the plot of the Wall Sheena, Goodbye arc.
Lost in the Cruel World is the second arc of Attack on Titan: Lost Girls, following directly after Wall Sheena, Goodbye.
The Wall Sheena, Goodbye arc consists of five numbered chapters plus a bonus side story, all collected in the first volume of Lost Girls.
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