The lights of fire and screams came from every direction, but to her the only thing she could concern herself with was the house that was one fire, and the man standing in front of it. Then everything turned to tears and fire, and the raven haired man did nothing.
A scream and heavy panting came from the room on the second floor.
"It's just a dream, it's the past. There is nothing I can do now, nothing, nothing."
The girl's voice trailed off when something caught her eye out of that window. The young fire haired girl walked up to the window. A gasp came out of her mouth. "Wh-wh-what is that?" those words escaped her mouth too quickly. The girl was not aware this was the night, the night that changed her life.
"Why the hell is the colonel sending us all the way out here?" said the blonde haired boy whining down the street. "Now, now brother I am sure the colonel has his reasons." That voice was the voice of a boy, but it came from a suit of armor.
"Yeah, yeah I think it's just because he just doesn't want to come here himself, lazy bas-"
"Edward, please try to watch your language."
Ed sighed and replied "I guess I am just on edge, sorry Al."
"It's okay brother."
"But, it's just he almost never comes, then he drags us all the way out here, for what! Nothing that's what! He just wants to get on my nerves!-"The blonde keep on whining while Al was just listening and thinking. Gosh Ed, Yell at mustang not me. Huh? What's she doing?
"- and another thing why is he always-"
"Hey Ed what's that girl doing?"
"Huh? Al who? Who? I can't see her"
"Maybe if you grow a little you could see her."
"Shut it Al, Oh I see her, wait is that alchemy."
Near a small coffee building was a fire haired girl that was clapping her hands together and touching the broken coffee cup. Then blue sparks flew around everywhere, and then the cup was repaired.
"Ed do you think that she…"
"Yeah, Al I do, Oh no she's going. HEY YOU, HEY WE NEED TO TALK TO YOU!"
"Come on Ed, let's go after her"
"Hey, that's my line."