Hagane no Neko
Disclaimer: I do not own Fullmetal Alchemist, nor do I own any of it's characters. I do own Rei though, so he is LITERALLY mine, HA-HA!
Summary: Edward jumps into a middle of a transmutation, and is transformed into a 'human cat'. Al is at Resembool, and Ed has to stay in hiding. Roy has to take him in. RoyEd
Transmutation Twenty-One
Saturday: What? You WANT a title?
Roy awoke the next morning, and covered his eyes from the bright light that was entering from the window. He groaned, and turned over, or at least tried to, but found something holding him.
He looked over, and saw Ed, in a peaceful sleep, smiling.
But. . . There was something different about him. . .
Roy's jaw dropped, and then he had an idea. He leaned close to Ed's ear.
"Hey, Chibi-Chan. . . Time to wake up. . ." Ed's eyes forced open.
"WHO ARE YOU CALLING A TINY LITTLE RUNT THAT WOULD mmph," he was cut off when Roy placed his lips over his.
They stayed that way for a while, and then broke apart. Roy smiled at the younger male, and placed his hand over Ed's head.
"Silly Neko."
"Huh? What do you mean?"
"See? I still love you."
Edward blinked, and noticed something was missing. . . Something that he had been a part of for the past week. He suddenly became overjoyed, and jumped onto the Colonel, hugging him.
XD -dodges flying food and gets beaten up by an angry mob-
YES! That's the end! Review!
Don't worry! There's a sequel! Wait for it!
Hey! I can't write if you people are busy beating the living crap out of me! XD -angry mob stops and walk away-
There. That's better.
Edit: (August 4, 2012) Wow! Okay, so it's been what, six years since I've written and completed this fic? And you guys are still reading it! The only question in my mind is "WHY" but whatever, haha, I'm really glad you guys enjoy/still enjoy reading this fic, as much as I had writing it. If I could, I'd edit this so the writing would be better, but as I'm unfortunately not exactly IN the fandom anymore, I'll just let it sit.
Still, wow, okay, thank you guys very much! You are all awesome, and I appreciate you taking the time to read this piece of (fail) writing I did when I was thirteen.