is attacked by terrorists claiming to be from the Amestrian military. The Elrics are separated from Armstrong while exploring the chimera-infested town, meeting a young girl named who is not attacked by chimeras. Edward decides to chase after she calls him "shorty". They eventually find her in New Heissgart when they save her from thieves and she requests that they teach her alchemy. The Elrics meet Armony’s father , a famous alchemist and authority on catalytics – the study of making efficient alchemy - who was researching the "Philosopher's Catalyst", a legendary material similar to the Philosopher's Stone that can enhance the potency of alchemic transmutations. Wilhelm oversaw the construction of New Hiessgart following the military and chimera occupation. When Wilhelm requests the Elrics to bring them Etherflowers, they are accompanied by Armony who eventually convinces the brothers to act against her father’s wishes and reluctantly teach her alchemy. But she suddenly falls ill while two small wings appear in her back. Later, it is revealed that Armony is the result of Wilheim's daughter Selene being fused with the catalyst, creating an alternate identity with memories of believing herself a separate person from Selene. The catalyst in her body, presented by her wings, prevents Armony from safely using alchemy while keeping her from being attacked by the rampant chimeras. Wilheim‘s assistant Greta Riddle reveals her true identity as , a rouge alchemist who sought the Philosopher's Catalyst to become immortal while she and Wilheim won over the compliance of the Hiessgart region’s overseer Brigadier General Mudi Nemda with weaponized chimeras for his agenda of establishing his own country. Camilla abducts Armony to take the catalyst while having Nemda’s forces attack the Elrics and Wilheim. But Camilla ends up falling to her apparent death when she attempts to the kill the Elric brothers after Wilheim sabotages her scheme with an Etherflower, which damages the catalyst with Armony mortally injured as a result. In the end, as Colonel Roy Mustang and Armstrong keep the Elrics from interfering, Wilheim sacrifices himself to completely destroy the catalyst and end Armony’s suffering. Mustang’s group arrest Nemda for court-martial while the Elrics resume their return to Central alongside Armstrong while reading Armony's letter to them. Development Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel was developed by the Japanese company Racjin and initially produced by Enix, before their merger with Square in April 2003. Development for the game