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Erick Elric x Otaku!Reader: My name is Not Edward
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  • Reads 267
  • Votes 8
  • Parts 4
  • Time 8m
Ongoing, First published Mar 05, 2015
Erick Elric is the grate grandson of Edward Elric. He ended up in our world and lost most of his memory. You find him unconscious in the snow near your house. Being a Otaku and your love for Fullmetal Alchemist you notice something strange about Erick. You find out that he is from an other world. You try to help him regain his memory's back and get him back home.
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(DISCLAIMER: This fanfic has elements that strongly relate to a similar story called 'Morphed', by WrathandRain. Check it out, as it is amazing and they used the general beginning far more effectively than me.) Edward has been missing for just over a month, with no leads to his whereabouts in all of that time. People are starting to lose hope in finding him. All besides Roy Mustang, Edwards commanding officer, Maes Hughes, a parental figure to Edward, and Alphonse Elric, Edwards younger brother, believe that the famed alchemist is dead. When they do find the answers they seek, it is not as it seems to be. Nothing is as it should be, and Fullmetal seems to be no more, a uncontrollable and unpredictable being left behind.