Contrary to popular belief, Aizawa Shouta was a family man.

Part 1 of the War Dogs 'verse. With all the conflict and tension between Amestris and Aerugo, it was inevitable that a war would break loose. Mustang, though, had always thought that he would be able to keep his young prodigy away from such a nightmarish ordeal.

Being reborn without the 'reset' button being completely pushed is awkward enough. It's doubly awkward when your father turns out to be a future famous alchemist. Add to that I didn't even realize it at first thanks to faded memories and you've got quite the story. My father is Roy Mustang. My name is Dawn. And I'm fairly certain I didn't exist before. (Paternal!Roy, Future Royai)

It's strange just how fast "Happily Ever After" can simply become "The Bitter End". 8th in the Moments Series. Belle's perspective on everything that happens from the moment she and Rumpelstiltskin and married until she banishes him from town. R/R.

Strength is found in many different ways. In times of solitude and sometimes in another person, when there is nothing to lose, and everything to gain. 5th in the Moment's Series. Belle's perspective of everything that happens from the moment Rumple returns her memories to the curse being cast to take them back to the Enchanted Forest. R/R.

Happy endings are the smallest part of a story, life is made up of moment after moment. Happy, sad, loving, and harsh. And they've lived them all. 3rd in the Moments Series. Belles perspective of moments that we have seen and the missing moments we haven't seen. Beginning with being held in her cell at the asylum and ending with Regina giving her Lacey's memories. R/R.

For every question there is an answer, it's just a matter of finding the truth. 7th in the Moments Series. Belle's perspective of the events in Storybrooke from the moment Belle wakes up after the second curse is cast and ending with the wedding! R/R.

Why does she feel like there is something strange going on in Storybrooke, and why does she feel like she's the only one who doesn't know? 4th in the Moments Series. It contains all of Lacey's moments, those that we saw and those we didn't, beginning with Regina givng her Lacey's memories and ending with Rumple giving her the potion to bring Belle's memories back. R/R.

What does it take to move on? A thought? An action? The words? Or is it something that goes deeper, something that the head can't provide? If it takes the heart to move on, what happens when the heart refuses? 9th in the Moments Series. Belle's perspective of everything that happens after Rumple is banished to the moment the Dark Curse is removed. R/R.

Friends can be found in the most unlikely of places in the most unlikely of times, but forged through fire for the briefest moment the lessons learned and feelings exchanged will leave echoes that last a lifetime. 6th in the Moments Series. Belle's perspective of everything that happens in the Enchanted Forest during the missing year. R/R.

Before Storybrooke, before there was a curse, before she met a man called Rumpelstiltskin there was just a girl; a girl with dreams far greater than those her family and her station could imagine for her. 1st in the Moments Series, Belle's life before she met Rumpelstiltskin. Begins with happy teenage years and ends just before Rumple arrives for her.

Her future seemed set in stone for the rest of her life, but she's about to begin an adventure that will teach her that the future isn't always as it seems. 2nd in the Moments Series. Belles perspective on everything that happens in the Enchanted Forest starts with the deal she made with Rumpelstiltskin and ending with the moment the curse hits in her cell.

My answers to the 100 Themes challenge for Roy and Riza, now round three! Rated M for safety. Warning: may contain anime/manga spoilers so read at your own risk. 300 - Riza knows that when neither option A or option B is favourable, look for option C

The story of Fullmetal Alchemist told as if Roy and Riza were the main characters. Includes the years before and after the series. Slow Burn. Heavy on the Royai. Based on the manga, with just a bit of Brotherhood.

A series of short one-shots about various stations in the childhood of Maes Mustang, the son of Roy and Riza. Chapter 9: Riza gets nervous, convinced that her 8 month old son should learn how to crawl. Luckily, he has his own set teachers to show him how to do it.

He hates being reduced to the role of civilian – a convalescing civilian, even more. He hates the red tape that surrounds his recovery; hates that Riza still hasn't come out of her coma like the doctors said she would. The aftermath of the Promised Day isn't pleasant for anybody involved. [written for fmabigbang 2k17]

The Promised Day battle ends and two weary veterans realize nothing is the same. 3.7.2018 大家好！Standing Down 将会被翻译成中文喔 Translation: "Hello everyone! Standing Down will be translated into Chinese soon." Link is here: Copy and remove all spaces. ht tp: / sleepyfishy .lofter .com/ post/ 1d85db3a 1271b35a

After Maes' death, Gracia lives and the world goes on.

He wanted to protect her, but he failed. That girl, she may have been the key to everything. Sequel to "The Difference of a Small Human." Parental!RoyOC, Royai. AU. Random idea I had while watching 03 and Brotherhood again. Starts about a year before the main plot line and will continue into it.

With Mustang's promotion to Führer, they both knew things would only get more difficult; but at least they had each other. The telling of Roy and Riza's struggles in their fight for a better future, for themselves, and for their country.

Roy and Riza are invited to Resembool to help celebrate the coming of Ed and Winry's third child. Ed makes snide remarks, Roy gets annoyed, and Riza has to intervene. Royai. Edwin. It's just Royai fluff, really. I can't seem to stop with the Royai fluff.

The annual East v. North training exercise takes an interesting turn when General Grumman calls the shots. Forests, paintball guns, and competitive spirits are just the beginning. Rated T for swearing. Team Mustang-centric, mostly platonic.

After her encounter with Pride, Riza is shaken, and Roy can tell something is wrong just from the inflection in her voice over the phone. He shows up at her door unexpectedly and offers her the comfort she desperately needs.

FMAB, Pre-Liore / "You didn't tell me your father ever looked into human transmutation. Much less the philosopher's stone." "I was young" I'm coming with you" "What business do you have there, Colonel?" "You." / Edward and Alphonse discover Roy and Riza's past, their pain, and the Lieutenant's tattoo.

Riza's trust in Roy is challenged as she gets captured by men, whose sole goal is to make Roy suffer. She finds herself doubting everything she has ever believed in, especially when her memories start to play tricks on her. Royai.

A series of one-shots and short stories detailing the events after "Pressure Point." Chapter 9: "A New Chapter, A New Beginning." The future doesn't have to be bleak.

Ed questions orders from Mustang forbidding him from working with another State Alchemist. Why is he so adamant? What does this have to do with Roy and Riza's time serving in the Ishvalan Civil War? The Flame Alchemist will stop at nothing to protect the people he loves. TW sexual assault mention in ch 2, 4, 7. Nothing explicit. Now complete with epilogue.

"Lieutenant Hawkeye sat in stunned silence, with letters spilled all across her lap, eagerly devouring the words of a boy she'd once known." Pre-series character study of the relationship between Roy and Riza as young teens, spoilers for manga and anime.

"I cauterized the wound closed. I almost passed out a few times from the pain." This is the story of Roy closing and preventing wounds the only way he knows how. A short scene that occurs "offstage" in canon. Chapter 38-39/episode 19 Spoilers. Rated for in-canon violence and in-canon language. Second more Riza-centric chap. added with aftermath of Roy and Lust's battle.

She left to protect him — and herself. Even five years later it seemed like the best choice for everyone involved. But Riza should have known better. Fate has a funny way of making things work — no matter how hard one tries to run away —Royai—