Edward Elric Powers Novels & Stories

He made it clear to his subordinates that they should eliminate any monsters they encountered and be cautious of suspicious individuals. "Yes, master, we understand," they replied. The seriousness of the situation was evident on their faces as they formed into two groups, evenly divided. Edward used his teleportation power to quickly arrive at the training grounds. Blood stained the surroundings, and green slime spread across the once-beautiful garden. Infected creatures were crawling and walking around, posing a significant threat.

There are a bunch of other men in here too but I have never seen them before nor was there any striking thing about their appearance other than they looked well dressed and well fed almost like the room they all sat. Mr Bellman directs us to stand at the center and walks around to join the others at the table, when he is seated, the one with the scar stands up and begins addressing us. "You must be Elsa and you Eden, do you mind sharing to the council how you found water?" he says while giving Elsa an intense gaze, like he is trying to reach down her soul. Before I can even respond, Elsa holds my hands and takes a few steps forward towards the one who spoke to us whom I presume must be the g

I want him to look me in the eye and command his white smoke to eat him, and immediately his white smoke attacks him. “Aahhhh!!!” I heard him shouting. He tried to fight back but he can’t fight anymore, because it is his smoke attacking him that makes him weak. Not me. I know it is painful for him to be attacked by his energy, but I have no choice. He is unstoppable, that is why he needed to be stopped, and that is what I am doing. I made him look at me because I want him to see that it is not an illusion like what he did. It is real, his white smoke is attacking him for real, ready to kill him and little by little his light is shutting down and he is getting weak. I am absorbing his energy.

Strong jawline, cheekbones that could slice glass, and lips that held no warmth. But it was his eyes that stole my breath. Those unnerving pale irises, not quite grey or blue, but something in between. Almost silver. Almost white. Like frost on glass. Eyes that saw everything. Eyes that burned through you. His thick dark hair was styled neatly, swept away from his face. Everything about him screamed dominance, cold beauty, and unshakable power. “You’re late,” he said coolly, his gaze skimming over my dress lingering for a second too long.

That response was also enough to get him angrier, Elder Edward, he was the oldest and among all five of them, I’ve heard he was also the most powerful. If left with me one on one, his powers were almost on par with mine and I’ve heard that in his prime I wouldn’t have been a match for him but who cares?

I mumbled and Elwin grinned. "Thank you so much, you're so beautiful and kind, my Queen," Elwin stated firmly and I shook my head. My eyes narrowed and I waved my hand at him and watched in complete shock as I tossed him and the couch across the room. I jumped up quickly and ran to him to make sure he was alright. I pulled him up from the couch cushions and checked him over. Elwin was laughing hysterically. "I can't believe you have Telekinetic powers, like the ancient vampires, you truly are meant to be a queen, Hera," he said excitedly. I patted his cheek.

Sofia. That name was a thorn in my side, pricking deeper with each passing day. Her power wasn’t natural—it wasn’t merely the strength of a Luna or the ferocity of a young wolf learning to lead. No, it was something primal, ancient. And if I didn’t stop her soon, it would become unstoppable. “Elric!” I barked, my voice cutting through the oppressive silence like a blade. The grizzled warrior stepped forward from the shadows, his head bowed slightly in respect. His scarred face was a testament to the countless battles he had fought, and his loyalty to me had never wavered.

"Why my mom? What did you do to her?" "Your mother is fine," Elric says. “ Just sleeping. She'll wake up." "Why are you doing this?" He doesn't answer. He just steps back and stands near the door like a guard. I look at Victor. "You're working with him?" Victor shrugs. "We want the same thing." "What thing?" Before he can answer I hear more footsteps coming from the hallway. Another man appears in the doorway. He looks older but Elric looks just like him. They have the same sharp jaws, the same cold eyes, Elric is a spitting image of him.

I share with him. He pauses for a moment, “And your parents never realized he was there?” he asks surprised. “Eric says they did not; I want to ask my parents about that time. I was young and would not have been aware of my surroundings. My father was a powerful Alpha. Was there something he noticed and never conveyed to me? Was there a reason they discouraged me from using my powers and seeking a medical career?” I ask half to Adam and half to myself.

Meanwhile, Edward fought his way through the chamber toward a hidden corridor. Richard watched him go. "Running again?" Edward stopped. He turned slowly. "I'm not running." "I'm protecting my future." Richard laughed. "You don't have one." Edward disappeared into the corridor just as more tactical officers entered the room. Back in the underground streets, Oliver suddenly stopped. "There." At the end of a narrow road stood an enormous steel building marked: CENTRAL POWER CONTROL Two heavily armed guards blocked the entrance. Liam whispered, "I'll take the one on the left."