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Summary
Roy didn’t have enough money to buy textbooks for his next year at the Academy. Without the textbooks, he won’t be able to study well enough to get the next scholarship.
He also didn’t have anything to show at the alchemy exam.
He was just a pretentious little alchemist who thought that he could work at the factory one day and easily get the state certification the other day. It just didn’t happen this way. Everyone in his shift worked at the factory for tens of years now; many of them had tried to become state alchemists, and, of course, they hadn’t. There were no miracles in life, and even if there were, they weren’t about to happen to someone like him. Miracles liked pretty rich people like Armstrong who lived in their perfect world without buses, poor people, hunger, factories – and with all these nice things like fancy croissants and personal alchemy teachers.
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