Attack of the Killer Kid
Author Note: Sorry that the chapter is so short. I thought it just needed to be short and snappy as it was a fight scene. I hope you enjoy it anyway. If you enjoy it or what to suggest anything then review or send m a message!
Ed stopped. He was dangerously close to the edge of the building. Ed looked down at Al who was now stood at the foot of the stairs that lead up to the roof. He flicked his head in an attempt to get Al to understand that he needed him. Al got his message and he started to climb the stairs.
Ed walked round the boy to stand on the other side of him.
"I don't want to hurt you," Ed said calmly, "I know someone who's really worried about you. She just wants you back safely. So please think about your sister."
The boy blinked slowly as if considering what Ed had said. He began to walk towards him. Suddenly he jumped into the air and before Ed knew it he was plummeting back towards Ed.
He realised just in time and rolled out of the way. The boy dented the roof. Standing up he smiled at Ed.
"Calm down!" Ed shouted, "I don't want to have to hurt you! Your sister wants you back!"
"She never liked me." the boy said with a voice like sand paper, "No one did. That's why I ran away into the dry hills."
The boy lunged at Ed. He jumped backwards just in time to dodge the punch.
"Please, everyone cares about you. I've learn that no matter what you do your family and friends will always love you!" Ed yelled at the boy while dodging his attacks.
"Don't lie!" the boy screamed swinging a kick at Ed, "No one has ever loved me!"
"That isn't true! Your sister loves you!" Ed shouted at the boy, "Now Al!
Al had reached the top of the steps. He then dived towards the boy in an attempt to restrain him.
Al nearly grabbed him but he was too slow. The boy span round and smashed his fists into the armour splitting it.
"AL! NO!" Ed yelled running to help his brother.
The boy had grabbed a handful of metal.
"This is for lying!" the boy shouted jumping from the roof onto the street below.
Ed ran towards the edge of the building but Al grabbed him before he could jump.
"You're just going to get hurt," Al murmured, "I don't want you to get hurt."
Ed's eyes watered as he looked at the hole in the side of Al.
"Does it hurt?" Ed said calming down slightly.
"No, it's fine brother. I just need some help getting down."
"Okay," Ed whispered.
Ed slung his brothers arm over his shoulder and slowly lowered him down the steps on his back.