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Hagane no renkinjutsushi (Fullmetal Alchemist): Ed and Al arrive at Liore, where they witness Father Cornello's "miracles," performed by what could only be the Philosopher's Stone. They meet Rosé and request to see Cornello. Cornello, who is aware of the State Alchemists, ambushes Ed and Al, and asks Rose to shoot the Fullmetal Alchemist. Rosé accidentally shoots Al, and discovers his armor is empty. Cornello sends a chimera after Ed, who fends it back with his automail, revealing their sin. Ed and Al escape, taking Rose with them. While Al explains to Rosé the sin they have committed, Cornello finds Ed and reveals his plans, unaware it had been broadcasted to the whole town of Liore. When Cornello tries to use the Philosopher's Stone against Ed, it rebounds. When he tries to use it again, he grows into a monster and fights Ed, but is defeated by him. When Ed tries to retrieve the Philosopher's Stone from Cornello, it breaks, revealing it as a fake. Cornello runs off, but is killed by Lust and eaten by Gluttony. When Rosé confronts Ed and Al about the stone, Ed tells her to walk on her own two feet.

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