Canon divergence in which Riza Hawkeye is the one framed for the murder of Maes Hughes. Set directly after the explosion of the Fifth Laboratory.

The Promised Day is over, but the dawn of new crisis is just beginning. Gruesome murders keep occurring in Central, and Roy's team is given the case, despite recovering from their wounds. But some things are more than just skin deep, and the aftermath of the Battle of Central has Riza beginning to behave a little… differently. (M for language, violence, sexual content, and blood)

A series of vaguely interconnected one-shots, with chapters based on words/themes suggested by my readers. Contains subtle (and not-so-subtle) Royai and Havolina, Team Mustang bonding, and shameless self-promotion. Rated T for language and the occasional suggestive situation. Chapter 26: Z is for Zealous. "I couldn't do any of this without them. Without you."

"I'm very flattered, sir, but you should know I consider myself married to my work." Snap shots of Riza Hawkeye's life, detailing her growing friendship with Rebecca Catalina at the Academy and afterward. Takes place post-Espionage. Canon-compliant, non-slash, subtle Royai hints. Rated T for occasional saucy language.

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

A fancy Solstice Eve party… and a murder. Not exactly common bedfellows.

Someone has been keeping close tabs on Riza Hawkeye…the question is how far they'll be willing to go to have her. Set post-Brotherhood, and may contain spoilers for that series. Rated M for language and adult content.

A series of Royai drabbles, written as they pop into my head, varying between lighthearted and serious. Chapter 57: A light run in the morning is always beneficial to one's health.

Years, worlds, even universes apart- some things are universal. Short oneshots, probably complete.

"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.

Several months after the Promised Day, Roy and Riza are captured by a mysterious organisation with malicious intentions, and the age-old Ishvalan conflict rises to the forefront of a secret war. Fighting for each other and for the greater good, this story explores the past, present, and future of the king and queen. M for sexual content, language, and violence.

Life is full of situations, whether they're small and everyday, or nearly out-of-control. From their teenage years to the lives of soldiers, and anything in between, a collection of Royza-centred short stories. Rated M for violence, language, and the occasional innuendo.

Off all the colors on the wheel, red was the most unpleasant. After all, what other color could bring such an innocent soul so much suffering? One-shot. Rated T for wound descriptions.

For Ichigo, it ends when he loses his powers. It takes Rukia much, much longer. — ichiruki.

He doesn't miss her, not at all. — ichiruki, oneshot.

At Grumman's inaugural dinner, Mustang is reminded of the sweet burden of his own good luck.

"It'd be like equivalent exchange—he'd offer her the chance to shoot him in the back in exchange for defacing the secrets that were imprinted on hers." Mild Royai, mostly friendship with a little bit of angst, all sorts of spoilers!

In which Kaito and Meiko run into Rin, dressed as Len, a month and a half after the death of the Daughter of Evil.

What will they do when the very goal that once united them now threatens to tear them apart? Angst!Royai, set post!canon. Warning: Not for happy readers. Completed, Royai Day, 2011.

Amestris's chessmaster will need the support of all his closest pieces when he's challenged by an unseen opponent. But even if he wins, he still might lose... Post manga/Brotherhood, spoilers. RoyAi. Volume 2 of the "Elemental Chess" trilogy.

"'No, sir. You needn't make it a direct order,' Hawkeye's voice was low and subdued, and the nurse looked exultant." Royai with a dash of Ed x Riza friendship, rated T for language. (Companion piece to Heavy Heart)

Vato Falman doesn't wear a mask. But most people see him through one anyway.

"Congratulations, Mr. Fuehrer." He looked up from his drink, smiling just a bit at the woman standing in front of him. She wouldn't leave alone tonight —Sequel to The End's Beginning, Royai One-Shot

"The hardest part of letting go is saying goodbye." But why should he let go when she's still right here? —Royai, One-Shot—

Spoilers for FMA 100. Now AU. It's hard to come to terms with a First Lieutenant-shaped hole in your life, Jean muses. It's harder when you refuse to admit the hole exists, or worse, when you see nothing at all. Warning for character death.

Sometimes, a man must do what a man must do. And sometimes, what a man must do is punish his subordinates. Short piece set soon after Mustang and staff move to Central, but with no real spoilers. Features Mustang, Havoc, Falman, and a general I made up.

He even calls Kuchiki-Taicho 'Byakuya', but she is still Inoue.