Al meets an alchemist who claims he can transform his body back, but only for a short amount of time.. (Al story!)
THIS IS Entirely fiction, and has nothing to do with the real plot! Some spoilers from FMA manga or Brotherhood! I'm watching FMA B, so references are from the anime!
Fullmetal Alchemist does NOT belong to me.
I WILL use suffix as: onii-chan, -san, -kun etc. you get the point.
But I will NOT use any japanese phrases like kowai, ohayo, etc.!)
TIME: This takes place in no specific time! But can take place right before they discovered the big plan of 'FATHER'.
***I AM not a native English speaker, so my gramma may not be perfect***
***I will be very happy, if anyone would correct my mistakes! Thanks***
***ENJOY the story! I prefer having a STORY in my fanfics!***
Kyouki
Prologue
"You need to relax. Why don't you take a vacation?"
Al looked at his brother. "What do you mean?"
Edward sat in the sofa, in their small room in Central. He crossed his legs and looked at his little brother. He seemed serious, like something was bothering him. "Why do you think so, so sudden?"
Edward still didn't answer. He looked up at his brother. "This is something that have bothered me for some time. Al, just trust me, go home."
His eyes are serious. I know my brother, something is happening, and he wants me to go to someplace safe. Al didn't speak a word for some seconds. "I won't. I will fight with you, nii-san."
"I said trust me! You can't be around, or else -"
"-or else what, nii-san? What is happening?"
No answer. He won't tell me, no matter what I do. He don't wants me to worry.
"I beg you. Al, go home. There I'll know you're safe." Edward rose from the sofa. "I've aldready bought the tickets."
Central station was lively as always. People running across the hall to say goodbye to their loved ones, and get onto their train in time. Edward followed his brother to the train, waved goodbye, silently. Al followed him from the window, as the train started moving. He wondered why he had to go home, why his brother wouldn't tell him anything. He knew Edward didn't want to worry anyone, then he would rather be silent.
A speaker in the train announced;
"Welcome abroad! This train will -"
Al listened to the speaker, and rose from the seat. "No way! my home is on the complete opposite direction! Why did I get on the wrong train!"
The train continued, even though he wanted to stop it. This is the beginning on his adventure in the West...