It's not easy solving your own murder, even for a ghost. When Edward Elric is murdered, Truth offers him a deal: find his murderer in exchange for his life. Ed decides to take him up on his offer, but things are never simple. With Roy and Riza on the run and Al nowhere to be found, Ed has his work cut out for him. All in a day's work for a very dead Fullmetal Alchemist.

Ed knew that what he did that day at Briggs would come back to haunt him, but he wasn't expecting it so soon. Rating just to be safe. Parental Roy. Spoilers for Episode 41.

Sherlock gets sick, not 'he'll recover in a few days' sick, but hospitalised for a long time sick. His friends are all there to help him but he is Sherlock, he doesn't want or need their help. A continuation of a work written (and unfinished) by gemstone1234

COMPLETE! Ed has been MIA for months, and when Roy finally finds him, he is blind and more than just physically injured. With the State honorably discharging him, and no father to speak of, Roy has no choice but to care for the boy and try to put the pieces back together. Parental!Roy. Rating for injury and violence, just to be safe.

Ed knew he was different. It wasn't just that he was smarter than the other kids or even that he had automail. No, it had more to do with the way people would occasionally look at him, like they were expecting somebody else. It was the way his mechanic cried the day she met him. It was the way his dad would sometimes slip – and call him Fullmetal.