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Who: Edward Elric (fma_brat), Rabi Bookman (rabied) [OPEN TO Alphonse Elric (youngerflamel) since the two brothers are staying together]
When: Shortly after Rabi's post
Where: Junk Yard, in a house recently built
Rating: G (Subject to changes)
Warnings: None
Summary: Edward inviting Rabi to stay with him and Alphonse shortly after Rabi's arrival into Purgatorium

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[rabied]

Rabi, thankfully, had no problem at all finding Edward’s place. He already had enough confusion trying to figure out just what was going on, or what had happened to Allen and the others, so it was quite lucky for him that not only did Edward give good directions, but also that the redhead had a perfect memory, thus allowing him to remember said directions. (Wasn’t like he had a pen or a piece of paper to write them down, after all.)

It was a fair distance, from Edward’s place to where Rabi had been, but it still didn’t take the teenager all that long to reach his destination. Which was a bit… odd, to be certain, but hey, it worked, and as Rabi drew closer, he could see the use of such a place. (And he couldn’t help but wonder how it had been made.)

When he spotted Edward, not a moment later, he lifted his hand and called out, “Hey!”

[fma_brat]

Ed turned and caught sight of the other teen: "Hey, glad you can find my place, Rabi!" His grin widened: "How's my hut? I know it looks pretty weird, but well," He shrugged carelessly: "It's made up of wood and monsters'hides, can't find better materials in this place."

[rabied]

“Your directions made it easy,” Rabi replied, offering Edward something of a lazy grin as he drew closer to the teen, stopping only a short distance away from him. He let his gaze travel up to the house yet again. “Looks a lot better than some of the places I’ve seen on my way here,” he had to admit.

[fma_brat]

"Hey, it's nothing, Rabi." Ed grinned in a relaxed way. "Heh, that's of course because my house is special!" He found himself liking the other teen already. Not only that he seemed easy on everything, he was quick to admit how good his house was. Still, it was partially true that his house was a tad better. The hides were good materials to prevent water seepage into the house and the wood consolidated the structure of the building.

"Why are we standing outside the house?" Ed added cheerful: "We better get in first." Just then, Ed's stomach had a rumbling sound. Laughing a little embarrassedly, he asked: "Have you taken your dinner, Rabi?"