FMA Quiz- Elemental-Chapter 1: Satori Seigi
Name: Satori Seigi
Alias: Satori
Age: 16
Eyes: Storm blue
Hair: Dark brown
Height: 5'5"
Weight: 156 LBS
Alchemy Power: All Elements and Minerals
Bio: Born and raised in the mountains of the Alps, she was only exposed to Ice, Water, Air, and Spirit elements. Her father, Chichi Satori, took her to the village a few miles away when she as fourteen. While they were gone her mother, Haha Satori, made her daughter a medallion(I'll explain the powers later). Haha Satori endowed the medallion with her power of strength and will. This caused her to faint, and when she woke, she has the medallion symbol:
img src"http/i2. her abdomen. Meanwhile, Seigi and Chichi were in the village, where Chichi taught Seigi the alchemy of Earth. Seigi succeeded in making a tree grow taller than six feet after a few unsuccessful tries. They returned to the temple atop the Alps to find what Haha had done. Haha gave the metal to Seigi, and she has never removed it.
Persona: Seigi is bad tempered if she does not get enough sleep, people mess up her age, or when a friend is in trouble. She is sweet the rest of the time, but always plotting and thinking. But sometimes her actions don't show her ability to use her head.
Weapons: Her alchemy, and a set of twin katanas she keeps hidden in sheaths built into her pants. The katanas are the length of her legs, and grow longer when she uses alchemy.
The Powers of the Medallion: The Medallion was given to Seigi by Haha Satori. It has the symbol of Fire on it, and is made of silver on a thick black cord. It has her mother's strength and will inside and it gives Seigi hope when all seems lost.
Appearance: Seigi wears black pants with sheaths for her katanas built into the legs. Her T-shirt is plain white, with a silver scale embodied in the middle. Her overcoat is dark blue, almost to the point of black. She wears her hair pulled back into a ponytail, with a bit of hair loose on the right side of her face. She has no sight in her right eye-due to an illness she acquired as a child-but has peripheral vision(only able to see to the side, and blurry images). She wears white sneakers, that somehow never get dirty. She always seems to be emotionless, but she has trained her face to be that way. She sneers only if one deserves it. Her hands are bare with no gloves, but she has permanently tattooed on them the alchemy circles(all small enough so they can all fit)of the elements and minerals in a circle around the Alchemy cross. This is also in white on the back of her overcoat.
Satori Seigi sat at a booth in the back of a bar. The tavern was in a deserted town no one really knew the name of.
But not too small to not attract the military's attention. Satori emptied her glass of water.
A kid and a large suit of armor entered the tavern. When the kid went up to the barman and asked him something, the barman pointed over to Satori's table. The kid and the suit of armor came and sat down across from Satori.
Satori looked them up and down. The kid had blonde hair; braided in the back with grouped strands free on either side of his face. He had black pants, boots, and shirt on under his red overcoat which had the Alchemy cross on the back in black. He had on white gloves with transmutation circles on them. Satori concluded he was Edward Elric, Full Metal State Alchemist.
The suit of armor was big, bulky, and silver. Satori surmised that the suit held the soul of Al Elric, younger brother to Edward.
Satori gave them a glare. "Leave a girl alone, Full Metal."
Ed sat back on his seat. "I'm not here to take you in."
Satori:snorted. "Really? Because every other no-good military bloke has!"
"I'm here to talk." Was all he said.
Satori eyed him sternly. "What's to talk about? Are you trying to say short people should stick together?"
Ed started to turn red "Watch it, punk."
Satori shrugged. "I'm five foot five; shorter than I'd like to admit. No shame, Full Metal."
Ed ignored her. "I haven't heard a name yet."
"The name's Satori Seigi, Unofficial Elemental State Alchemist."
Ed raised an eyebrow. "You're not a State Alchemist."
Satori folded her arms. "What part of 'unofficial' did you not understand?"
Ed changed the subject. "Elemental, huh?"
Satori played his game. "Yup. Chichi raised me in the Alps. I got a lot of practice on the elements. I can do minerals too."
Ed cocked an eyebrow. "Mind a demostration?"
Satori smirked."Not at all." She gets up.
Satori clapped her hands together. Her tattoos lit up. She put her hands to the floor. Light shot from her fingers, catching a chair. It folded into a wooden statue of a rearing horse. With one final spark, Satori had the mane of the mare burst into live flame. She carried it back to the table, sat down, and put the statue in front of the Elrics.
Satori motioned with one hand at the statue. "Please, feel free to examine."
Ed touched the statue. His hand fell through it as if it were water. He touched the mane. His hand felt burned for a moment, then it cooled off. As if it were through air. But the flames still licked at his gloves, yet they did not burn.
Ed pulled his hand back. "Impressive."
The barman came over and picked up the statue and looked at it with slitted eyes, examining it.
Satori nodded at the statue. "A gift, barman. Feel free to display it. It doesn't hurt."
The barman grunted, and, taking the statue, returned to his post behind the counter. Satori fingered her medallion. Al noticed.
Al noticed Satori's medallion. "What's the medallion for?"
Satori touched the medallion with two fingers. "My mother gave it to me."
Ed noticed, "It says 'fire'."
Satori explained. "Fire is my mother's word for strength. It has some of her power and will within it."
Ed raised an eyebrow in a 'tsk-tsk' fashion. "That's dangerous."
Satori rephrased. "Not 'in' it, per say, but she can give power to me when I need it. She has the same symbol on her abdomen, which links her to the medallion– Why am I telling you this? You'll go tell Mustang, once you're done here."
Ed leaned back and folded his arms over his chest. "I'm off assignment. Al and I are searching for the Philosophers Stone."
Satori snorted. "Way I heard it, you found it. A guy called Dr. Marco has the red water to make it happen."
"We found it, but I gave it back."
"Throwing your life's dream away. You surprise me, Full Metal."
"It's Ed."
Satori waved a dismissive hand. "Call me Elemental, I don't care."
Ed frowned. "That isn't your name."
Satori shook her head. "It has been since my birth. looks him in the eyes The monks of the temple where I grew up blessed me with my ability to understand. They gave me my power. I am Elemental by birthright."
Ed shrugged. "The State won't recognize you."
"Screw the State, I don't give a damn about them."
"You should, we protect girls like you."
"'Girls like me' can take care of themselves, alchemist."
Ed grinned as he imagined a nerve go "twang!". "You seem a little young to be out on your own."
Satori asserted. "You're fourteen."
Ed: But I know the extent of my powers.
Satori: I'm sixteen. And so what if I can't control it all at once. So who cares if it only comes one element and mineral at a time? I'll get it someday, and when I do, I might just challenge you.
Ed: Not likely.
Satori: With my power I can blow the snot out your nose at lowest power!
Ed: You'll control it, yeah, but will you understand?
Satori: I studied all my life. Every element, every mineral. I know what makes it all tick. Hell, I could tell you right now!
Al: Then please do.
Satori: But I'm not telling the military's kid.
Ed: reaches over the table and grabs Satori's shirt Listen, Seigi–
Satori: completely calm Elemental.
Ed: –you'll not call me that! I don't work for Mustang. I'm in the military to understand alchemy and learn, okay?
Satori: Fine, looks at her shirt in his fist, raises an eyebrow I'm afraid that if you don't let go soon, I'll have to hurt you.
Ed: I could beat you easy.
Satori: Mustang would have slaughtered you in that match had he not hesitated.
Al: You were there?
Satori: Of course.
Ed: It was his choice.
Satori: If you really wish to fight, can we take it outside? I believe the barman is getting edgy.
Ed: releases the hold on the shirt Fine.
Question Box 3
Satori stood ten feet away from Ed on the road outside the tavern. Her coat was blown to the left slightly by the breeze. Ed's face showed determination and, pity? Satori kept her face blank. Did he really believe he could beat her? Not this day. She smiled.
Satori: Al, will you do the honors of starting this brawl?
Al nodded. He raised a towel, and let it fall. He stood on the side of the road, watching, waiting for the fight to be over.
Ed struck first, sending energy toward Satori. He made spikes jut out of the road, headed in Satori's direction. Satori sidestepped the first few. The last one she jumped over, landing on the flat of the point on the spike closest to Ed.
Satori: That all?
Ed: Not close.
Satori raised a hand, palm facing away from Ed. He grimaced, seeing the tattooed transmutation circles on her hand.
Ed: Doesn't that hurt?
Satori: It did when I was twelve.
She brought her hand down. Water rose up behind her in a wave. The water changed color and became a moving flame-wave. It arched over her and was sent crashing down on Ed.
When the flame-water cleared, Satori saw a half dome of steel. Ed stood crouched behind it.
Ed: Lemme guess...Is it water, fire, and wood today? sneers Such a pity.
He sent a drill of steel her way. She stared up at it indifferently, raised a hand, and stopped it midway. Her lower half of her arm had become a thick shield that stopped the drill from going further.
Satori: Sad attempts make sad alchemists.
Ed was breathing heavily now. He bared his teeth and braced himself.
Satori let the drill fall at her feet.
Ed: eyes flashing in anger Finish it!
Satori: No. turns and starts walking away
Ed: runs in front of her Don't walk away! I'm not finished.
Satori: raises eyebrow By all means, pretend I'm there and finish it.
Ed: angry Don't let me win just because you don't want to fight.
Satori: pushes past him and keeps walking You're right, I don't want to fight. It's pointless to come near death over a nickname. turns her head and winks See you around, small fry.
Ed and Al stood there, Ed fuming, Al happy the fight was over. They watched Satori walk into the horizon as the sun began to set.
Question Box 4:
"You can always have a choice."
"Never kill to prove a point; kill only in self defense if you have no other choice."
These quotes, made my her mother and father only two years ago, ran through Satori's head as she lay in the cheap hotel room on her last night in town. She heard a grunt from outside her open window– it was a hot night outside. She got up. Dressed only in sweat pants and a sports bra, she put her hair up the usual way, unsheathed her katanas, and went over to the window. A shadow head poked into her vision. She swung both katanas over her head and landed them on the shadow's neck, crossed. She tensed her arms, ready to pull the blades just enough to make the person back off.
Ed: Relax, it's me.
Satori didn't move the blades.
Ed: Damn, you look a lot stronger without your coat on.
Satori: coldly Meaning?
Ed: You should go without your coat sometime.
Satori: takes her blades away from his throat Come in. Ed swings through; Satori sits on the bed, takes her silver scales shirt, and cuts the sleeves off Why are you here?
Ed: looks at the shirt What are you doing?
Satori: Cutting off the sleeves of my shirt. Answer me, Full Metal.
Ed: I calmed down.
Satori: If you hadn't I'd have to break your arm.
Ed: Which one?
Satori: gives him a cold stare Either one.
Ed: sits down on chair across the room So, why did you turn away and leave the fight.
Satori: puts blades down, puts shirt down I don't believe in manslaughter.
Ed: I wouldn't have killed you.
Satori: Yeah? Well it came pretty damn close.
Ed: Hey, you sent that flame-wave toward me.
Satori: shrugs I knew you could counter it.
Ed: That doesn't give me a lot of information.
Satori: You're the military's kid; and I don't give information, I give answers.
Ed: Then give me an answer.
Satori: glares at him Why? I told you, you'll just go ratting off to Mustang. I know the military, Full Metal, and I don't like it. If it had been up to them I would have lost all my sight in stead of just half.
Ed: Your right eye?
Satori: It doesn't see anymore. Peripheral vision is all I have in it now. I came down to a village when I was training with my father. That village came under siege by the military, and many people had to flee to the Alps. My father and I invited all who wished to come back with us. I was to bring up the rear and make sure no one who wanted to come was left behind–
Ed: Go on.
Satori:– I was defending a mother and two children. And officer ran up and started firing the last of his shots into the air and past the ears of some of the fleeing villagers. When he ran out of fire power, he pulled on his gloves with his transmutation circle, and would have killed them. I stopped most of the force behind the blast, but I lost my vision in my right eye. wipes a tear away; glares at Ed Well? Go rattle my story off to Mustang. What are you waiting for?
Ed got up and walked over to where Satori sat. He stood a few inches away from her, looking down on her.
Ed: I may be a State Alchemist, but that does not mean I follow all orders. I helped Marco escape the military as long as I could. I have no intention of relaying to Mustang anything that happened today.
Satori: smirks Not even how you almost got your ass kicked by a girl?
Ed: frowns, slight smile I believe I value my pride a little more than that. looks out window, then walks over to it. sitting on ledge, on leg up on the sill, one dangling, he stared off into the night You still haven't told me why you stopped the fight.
Satori: lies down above all the blankets and crosses her legs I told you, I hate manslaughter.
Ed: I know that, but I have a feeling there's more than that.
Satori: My parents always told me that a life is precious. If you take one in defense, God will forgive you; take one in darkness of heart, God will condemn you; take one for the purpose to stay alive– such as an animal–, then God will forgive you still.
Ed: You sound like the villagers who followed that twisted priest.
Satori: stares at ceiling, but eyes seeing something else No, it was the way my parents raised me. Two years ago a man insulted my father when we went into the village. I got angry and beat him within a few inches of his life. But when the time arose when I could kill him...I backed away. I couldn't kill a man for words he said. It was his choice to say them; his choice to become that type of man. And it isn't twisted to preach something you believe is true. If others don't want to hear it, they don't have to listen.
Ed: But if you had, the world would be shorter one mean person.
Satori: But to what avail, Full Metal? To what purpose would killing him have accomplished?
Ed: Good point. hops out window When are you leaving?
Satori: sits up Tomorrow. How are you standing?
Al: from below Ed Hi Satori.
Satori: Hey, Al.
Ed: turns red Why do you call him by his name?
Satori: I do call you by your name, Full Metal, your State Alchemist name.
Ed shrugged. Satori heard clanking, and knew that Al had set off with Ed on his shoulder.
Another day, another life spared.
Srry all, feeling lazy, not goin to change all of story format. Bear with me