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Chapter 29: The Eye of the King

Manga ChapterCh. 29

Bradley's raid crushes the Devil's Nest chimera, and the Führer personally cuts down Dorchet and Loa. As Edward finds a crack in Greed's defenses, Greed flees only to run into Bradley, whose covered eye bears the ouroboros mark.

Volume: 7
Usa Release: May 16, 2006
Chapter Title: The Eye of the King
Japan Release: November 2003
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Summary

Führer President Bradley and his soldiers sweep through the Devil's Nest sparing no one, pushing the last survivors, including the chimera Loa and Dorchet, down into the lower levels for a final stand. Below ground, Edward keeps trading blows with Greed and absorbs most of the punishment, since the homunculus shrugs off nearly any wound, yet he refuses to quit. When Major Armstrong confronts the chimera, Loa abandons his useless hammer and fights with his beastly gifts alone. Word spreads that Bradley himself is leading the assault, catching the lower-level defenders off guard. As Dorchet and Loa move to retreat, Bradley ambushes Dorchet and runs a sword through his heart, then cuts down a charging Loa without mercy.

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Key Events

Refusing to surrender, Edward finally spots a genuine weakness in Greed and exploits it. Dismissing the first hit as a fluke, Greed keeps pressing, which is exactly what Ed wants, until Greed realizes the flaw is real and decides to flee. Soldiers seize Edward before he can pursue. In the tunnels Greed encounters Alphonse with Martel still inside him, and as they discuss escape, Bradley appears and refuses to let Greed pass. Confident he can best the aging Führer, Greed engages him, only to end with Bradley's blade through his throat and the ouroboros tattoo revealed inside the leader's usually patched eye.

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Notes

Greed's Ultimate Shield cannot operate while he is regenerating, and it draws its strength from the carbon in his own body. Loa once served in the Ishbalan extermination campaign. Armstrong's mercy is cited as the reason he has never been promoted higher. Bradley is shown to possess a power of his own, the Ultimate Eye.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to Dorchet and Loa in Chapter 29?

Fuhrer President Bradley personally kills the chimera Dorchet and Loa during his raid on the Devil's Nest, running Dorchet through with a sword and cutting down Loa without mercy.

What weakness does Edward find in Greed?

Edward finally spots a genuine weakness in Greed's nearly indestructible body and exploits it, prompting Greed to abandon the fight and try to flee.

Who kills Greed in Chapter 29?

Fuhrer President Bradley confronts Greed in the tunnels beneath the Devil's Nest and kills him with a sword through the throat, revealing an ouroboros tattoo hidden inside his own eye.

What is King Bradley's hidden power?

Chapter 29 reveals that Fuhrer President Bradley possesses a power called the Ultimate Eye, hidden beneath the patch he normally wears.

Why has Major Armstrong never been promoted higher?

The chapter notes that Alex Louis Armstrong's mercy toward enemies, shown when he holds back against the chimera, is cited as the reason he has never advanced beyond his current rank.

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