Hazeyhanna

10th of October. Worst day of his life. No-one ever remembered why this day was important and he never mentioned it. What was the point? This year, he'd managed to avoid Iruka-sensei's offer of ramen and had just gone straight home. It hurt. Of course it hurt, but he never let that bother him. That pain was what reminded him that he needed to work hard so that one day, everyone would know why the 10th of October was so special. He closed his eyes, shutting out and the pain and allowed himself to drift off into sleep, there was nothing here to remind him of this pain. Nothing in his black dream world. Dreaming? This wasn't dreaming. Something

Alphonse Elric couldn't sleep. He was thinking about what he and his big brother were trying to do. Whether they could do it, whether they should do it and whether it actually was impossible. He let his thoughts drift back to when his mother was alive. Happier, peaceful times. The morning came, bright and sunny, exactly the opposite of how Alphonse was feeling. What if Ed was wrong? He never had been before; about learning alchemy, sneaking into their father's study. But…no-one had ever succeeded in this before. What if it he really was wrong about this? What if it really couldn’t be done? “Al! Come on! We’re going

Valley of Angels Thursday 12th June, 11:30am   Her vibrant red hair was blown across her face, blocking her vision, by the strong winds that howled through the valley. Still, she trudged on. The bottom of the deep valley was wildly overgrown with thickets of brambles and huge clumps of nettles meaning that, by the time she had reached the cliff she had earlier scaled, her clothes were in tatters; her skin covered in nettle stings and scratches. "Right! Come on Dianne! You can make it!" She urged herself on getting a good grip on the rocky face she was about to climb and hauling herself to the first ledge. The upward climb, she noted, was m

Selim Bradley lay un-moving on the ground by Roy Mustang's feet. Roy didn't move. Didn't breathe. Could this really be happening again? Shadows shifted and he held up his hand, ready to strike, as Selim....no, Pride, got to his feet again. "Uh-huh. Okay. Thanks, I'll be there as soon as I can. Have you called Al? You should, he'll probably be more help than I will. Uh-huh. See you soon." Edward Elric put the phone down and put his face in his hands. Edward rarely cried, yet this one of those rare times. Pride had returned and killed one of his best friends. That had shaken him up more than he thought was ever possible. He took a deep breat

I sighed and lay back, looking up into the starry sky. There was no point in sleeping inside tonight, I wanted to look at the stars and remember. Remember exactly what I felt at that time three years ago. Unconciously, I reached my hand into my pocket and pulled out my watch, the watch that was proof I had sold my soul to the military all that time ago. I pressed down on the top and it popped open, revealing the date. Today. three years ago. My vision turned into flames and I was lying beside my house, watching it burn. Engulfed in the crimson flames, the wood shrivelled and even the old tree was being charred yet I didn't regret what I had

They continued walking in a straight line until they saw what appeared to be a clearing up ahead. And in the clearing, what appeared to be a building. "Hey! What's that?" Penguin said noticing the clearing before his captain. Law noticed to what he was referring immeadiately and smiled continuing towards it at a steady pace. No need to rush. It was all going exactly to plan. "Captain!" Penguin stopped dead to make sure he got Trafalgar Law's attention. "What?" Law asked turning to face him, also stopping. "I had a bad feeling about this at the time when we first stepped foot onto the island and it's gotten even worse now that I've just s