KURO-21

"Ed-" I exclaimed. 'You idiot!" both of them shouted. "What the hell are you doing here?!" Ed responded, his tone cold and fierce. "Ed... I'm sorry, I-" "I told you to stay in Central, where you would be safe!" Ed scolded, his eyes piercing into my soul. "Why are you always so stubborn?!" I bit my lips, unable to answer anything else. He was right, if I hadn't disobeyed him, I would be safe and they would not have to worry. I didn't at all dare to look at Ed's face, only disappointment and anger painted on it. "It seems like all of you know what is happening at the moment. However, I made a deal with the Phantom Alchemist," Kimblee said

"So why exactly are you bringing me to the North to meet the Fullmetal Alchemist?" I asked, trying to look as though I wasn't at all suspicious about him. He had taken me with him to a caboose in a train ride. Soldiers from the military were saluting us, for we were in a higher rank from any of them - A State Alchemist's rank is equivalent to a Major. And at this very moment, we were seated quietly in one of the private rooms in the caboose. "Well, to be honest, I need your help," he said, his eyes narrowing as he pierced into my soul. I gulped, trying not to flinch at his cold glare. I took in a deep breath, forcing myself to speak firmly

[Ed's P.O.V.] "Hey Al," I hissed-whispered to Al as I glared at the small brat that was smiling innocently, only making me angrier and angrier. "What the hell are we doing here." Selim had invited me into the Bradley mansion, in other words, their home. Her mom was seated beside him, smiling warmly at all of us. Jude was fidgeting slightly as she looked everywhere awkwardly. "Sorry, this kid always admired the three of you," the lady gestured to all of us. "Admired?" I thought in my head, smirking at the thought of someone finally admiring me. "Selim loved alchemy?" Al asked. "Yes!" Selim answered instantly. "My dream is to learn alchem

"Colonel!" the two of us chorused at seeing the black-haired male driving a car. We explained everything to him from the beginning. From when we last saw him to when we began to look for May Chang. Al was sitting in the back of the car, taking up the whole space. Ed, the Colonel and I were in the front, making me the one being squashed on the middle. The Colonel was acting rather different from usual, his hand was injured and his eyes seemed restless. "Of course," I thought. "He must be really worries with Lt. Hawkeye at this point. Well, I can't really blame him. If I was in his position, I would do the same." "I see," he said, distractin

Ed had found Lieutenant Hawkeye's gun in his pocket, the gun that she had given to him the last time we met. Ed told me that we should return it back, so we headed straight to headquarters, where all the soldiers' dormitories were there. Ed knocked on the door, waiting for an answer. Once it was answered, to Ed's surprise, Black Hayate, Riza's dog had sprung up to Ed's face, knocking him down as he yelped. "Hayate. No," Riza instructed the dog, as thought it was a soldier of the military. "Sorry about that." I laughed quietly, helping Ed up as he groaned from the fall. "It's fine... It happens a lot," Ed grinned. "It's a relief to see tha

- An earlier update as a present for all my followers and to celebrate 1K+ views. I know I write a lot of chapters and so it's rather expected of that, but thank you all! This chapter was dedicated to SliverCrimson No_giving_up sweet_demon14 Love you guys, enjoy! ^-^ - [Jude's P.O.V.] "Hey, where the hell are you taking us?" Ed asked Envy. I was still in Ed's arms, trying to get as close to his chest for it was rather cold down here. We were in the underground floors of Central City, so there were tons of pipes leading to other people's houses. It was dark and unexpected chilling, making me feel slightly claustrophobic because of the smal

[Ed's P.O.V.] "What a waste of time," Father said, taking a single step forward. A large gust of wind was formed, making me close one eye as I tried to tell what was happening. Red sparks were surrounding him, and I felt as if energy was being drained out of my body. I fell on my knees, trying to comprehend what just happened. I turned to Al, who had the same thought as me. We clapped our hands together and placed them on the ground, hoping that something would happen. There was no sound from the transmutation, and no circle appeared the moment we put our hands on contact to the ground. "We can't use alchemy?!" I gasped. I quickly turned