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The water felt good on his face. So much so that Roy splashed himself several times. The cold water also helped the redness of his eyes fade.
Roy had already found out as much as he could about the entire situation. What was the point of being a general if he couldn’t use the power it gave him?
The man who had caused this was also in the hospital. Granted, it was a military prison hospital, but it was a hospital. Apparently Al had done some damage to the bastard.
Roy would have been quite content to let the bastard rot, but those above him wanted the secret of connecting arrays.
Not that their desire would matter if Ed died.
Al was right when he said Roy and Masuta were scary when angry. When faced with the Flame Alchemist and his infamous gloves, the doctors were more than willing to tell what they knew.
And they told him everything. Including the details of the damage done to Ed’s body.
After that, Roy had found himself in the restroom. After rinsing his mouth out, he had washed his face.
He had thought he was reacting well. He thought that he would be the one the others could lean on if worse came to worse. At least, that’s what he thought until he realized he was drawing out possible arrays on the counter. Looking at the lines of water, Roy saw what he had been creating.
Human transmutation arrays.
With a quick twist of his wrist, he wiped the lines from existence.
The doctors were fools. They didn’t know Ed the same way he did. Ed would make it.
He had to.
Drying his hands, Roy shut his eyes. The first thing he saw was the image of Ed, lying still on the bed. His eyes snapped open. Shaking his head, Roy went to join the others.
They had to wait for Ed to wake up.
The water felt good on his face. So much so that Roy splashed himself several times. The cold water also helped the redness of his eyes fade.
Roy had already found out as much as he could about the entire situation. What was the point of being a general if he couldn’t use the power it gave him?
The man who had caused this was also in the hospital. Granted, it was a military prison hospital, but it was a hospital. Apparently Al had done some damage to the bastard.
Roy would have been quite content to let the bastard rot, but those above him wanted the secret of connecting arrays.
Not that their desire would matter if Ed died.
Al was right when he said Roy and Masuta were scary when angry. When faced with the Flame Alchemist and his infamous gloves, the doctors were more than willing to tell what they knew.
And they told him everything. Including the details of the damage done to Ed’s body.
After that, Roy had found himself in the restroom. After rinsing his mouth out, he had washed his face.
He had thought he was reacting well. He thought that he would be the one the others could lean on if worse came to worse. At least, that’s what he thought until he realized he was drawing out possible arrays on the counter. Looking at the lines of water, Roy saw what he had been creating.
Human transmutation arrays.
With a quick twist of his wrist, he wiped the lines from existence.
The doctors were fools. They didn’t know Ed the same way he did. Ed would make it.
He had to.
Drying his hands, Roy shut his eyes. The first thing he saw was the image of Ed, lying still on the bed. His eyes snapped open. Shaking his head, Roy went to join the others.
They had to wait for Ed to wake up.