Well, everything is for oneself, starting for oneself, it's okay to be selfish.
In the second season of April, did the two finally meet after unremitting efforts? Wait and see.
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Two worlds, one circle
Ivy 2022-03-23 09:02:21
Young people believe that the world is fair, the so-called equivalent exchange. Slowly getting old and discovering that equivalent exchange does not exist. The only best thing about this animation is that there is not too much contrived, a lot of people died, cruel and real, everyone is stained with bright red blood. Believe and find out. In fact, the departure is just for oneself, there is no righteousness, just oneself, very good. The last is very humorous, maybe it is two parallel worlds that intersect, maybe three, or more, just like "The Chronicle of Wings". The door is a serious existence, a humorous existence.
Well, everything is for oneself, starting for oneself, it's okay to be selfish.
In the second season of April, did the two finally meet after unremitting efforts? Wait and see.
Well, everything is for oneself, starting for oneself, it's okay to be selfish.
In the second season of April, did the two finally meet after unremitting efforts? Wait and see.
Extended Reading
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Alphonse Elric: Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost. That is alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange. In those days, we really believed that to be the world's one and only truth.
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Edward Elric: [to Magwar, in response to imposter Elric brothers] I told ya before, let's take care of those kids first. It's been a while since I've killed anyone. I kinda miss it.
[his eye turns to Magwar with a sick, scary grin]
Edward Elric: You wanna watch?