All Roy knew was that he'll never again make a deal with a 'crossroads demon' just to save his best friend from death. The repercussions are far too great: his team is miserable, Riza Hawkeye has gone missing, the Elric Brothers are divided, and the enemy controls the Fullmetal Alchemist. (Parental!RoyEd, Hurt/Comfort, Shrek Forever After Plot)

Mustang does feel guilty sometimes about recruiting someone so young into the military, which is why he has tried his hardest from keeping the kid away from the conflict of war. Parental!Roy

Ed had been gone for months. Roy supposes that he should have been grateful for that. Grateful in a sick, twisted sort of way. Because what would have happened if he hadn't found out, if he hadn't been forced to look so deeply into his subordinate's eyes, if he hadn't been left to wonder and debate for days? Long story short, if Ed hadn't been away, Roy would have had no damn clue.

We all know how Lloyd became part of the ninja in the TV show, but have you ever wondered how he became part of the ninja in the movie? Join Kai, Jay, Cole, Zane and Nya as they meet their newest team mate, the most hated teen in Ninjago. Later chapters are better. Back from long break, sorry.

AU. Jay and Lloyd are tasked to help reform one of Ninjago City's well known figures and former fugitives. Who is this figure? Cole Brookstone, previously friends with the infamous Kai and his sister Nya. As conflicts arise, Jay finds himself facing his own self-problems. Slow burn bruiseshipping.

In the aftermath of Harumi's betrayal, Lloyd rethinks his life choices while Kai tries to keep his temper in check as the ninja deal with the fallout of losing this battle. (Spoilers for SOG episode 81).

Al is captured and Ed will stop at nothing to save him, but now Ed's gravely injured and in the hospital. Roy continuously blames himself for not being able to protect the child he's so often thought of as a son, and Ed's situation takes a turn for the worst. FMA parental!RoyxEd. Warnings for violence, angst, and coarse language.

Ed knew he was different. It wasn't just that he was smarter than the other kids or even that he had automail. No, it had more to do with the way people would occasionally look at him, like they were expecting somebody else. It was the way his mechanic cried the day she met him. It was the way his dad would sometimes slip – and call him Fullmetal.

Even though he's a hero, he's still a human. CONTAINS CHARACTER DEATH. A nice look into Kai's perspective as he watches a close friend slowly lose a fight for his life.