Edward Elric lay sprawled across his bed, snoring loudly. Alphonse Elric,
however, sat on his bed, his folded hands resting on his knees. Ed's T-
shirt was half up, showing half of his stomach. He constantly turned from
side to side, snuggling under the covers and smiling. Al just sat and
watched him, smiling in his mind. Al looked at the clock, seeing that it
was nine in the morning.
"Brother, you have to get up." he said.
"Mmmfghf, do I hafta....." Ed moaned, stuffing his head into the pillow.
"Yes," Al responded. "It's nine o'clock. The train leaves at nine thirty."
Ed suddenly stopped, lifting his head up. His hair was all messy, random pieces of it sticking out everywhere.
"What time did you say it leefs?" Ed said, his words a little slurred from his tiredness.
"Nine thirty." Al repeated.
Ed looked at him for a minute, then put his head back in the pillow and mumbled, "Okay, juss five more minusss...."
"But-"Al started, but was cut off by Ed's excessive snoring.
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In Ed's wonderful dream, Ed himself was sitting at a long oak table. There was food everywhere. Chicken, turkey, mashed potatoes, chicken, all of his favorite foods were there. He suddenly felt something shake his shoulder. Ed blinked and looked up, then opened his eyes, awakening from his beautiful dream.
He looked at Al with very tired eyes.
"What?" Ed said.
"It's ten after nine." Al said. "We should get going."
Ed moaned and stood out of bed, almost falling over from being so tired. He dressed himself, grabbed his red coat, and followed Al downstairs where there were a few people enjoying their breakfast while talking softly to one another. Ed walked to the counter, left the money on it, then exited into the outside world, looking up into the mountains.
"I have a feeling something good's gonna happen today Al." Ed stated, looking up into the sapphire sky.
"Like what?" Al asked curiously.
"That's the thing," Ed said, still staring into the sky. "I dunno. I just feel like things are gonna go well today for us."
"Brother, you have to get up." he said.
"Mmmfghf, do I hafta....." Ed moaned, stuffing his head into the pillow.
"Yes," Al responded. "It's nine o'clock. The train leaves at nine thirty."
Ed suddenly stopped, lifting his head up. His hair was all messy, random pieces of it sticking out everywhere.
"What time did you say it leefs?" Ed said, his words a little slurred from his tiredness.
"Nine thirty." Al repeated.
Ed looked at him for a minute, then put his head back in the pillow and mumbled, "Okay, juss five more minusss...."
"But-"Al started, but was cut off by Ed's excessive snoring.
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In Ed's wonderful dream, Ed himself was sitting at a long oak table. There was food everywhere. Chicken, turkey, mashed potatoes, chicken, all of his favorite foods were there. He suddenly felt something shake his shoulder. Ed blinked and looked up, then opened his eyes, awakening from his beautiful dream.
He looked at Al with very tired eyes.
"What?" Ed said.
"It's ten after nine." Al said. "We should get going."
Ed moaned and stood out of bed, almost falling over from being so tired. He dressed himself, grabbed his red coat, and followed Al downstairs where there were a few people enjoying their breakfast while talking softly to one another. Ed walked to the counter, left the money on it, then exited into the outside world, looking up into the mountains.
"I have a feeling something good's gonna happen today Al." Ed stated, looking up into the sapphire sky.
"Like what?" Al asked curiously.
"That's the thing," Ed said, still staring into the sky. "I dunno. I just feel like things are gonna go well today for us."