Edward Elrick Novels & Stories

Madame Richert brought a blanket over and wrapped it around her shoulders as the four adults pondered what Ellie had said. "Elizabeth, we don't know a lot about werewolves without wolves. They exist but are so incredibly rare that they don't even make the history books more than a mention here or there. The problem we are running into right now is that we know you are magical and we know you are in danger from rebels. We also know Jake is in danger, and I will leave it to him to explain more why he is in danger if he so chooses. You seem to be uniquely placed to see danger before it attacks Jake specifically and we are not completely sure why, though we do have our theories." The headmaster

She ruined the project, shutting her up was their best bet. Stanley Edwards discovered as one executioner. Gary Bates, the detective of Justice Complex, discovered as Scarface. And last but not least, Mayor, Lucas Woods discovered as Blind Man. These three men engaged in Druid Hills Headquarters conspiracy. As to realize half of the Justice Complex police department, some elected officials of Atlanta, Georgia turned out to be criminals engaging in unlawful actions harvesting organ. Therefore, Druid Hills Headquarters continued murdering elected officials in cold blood.

The children, now slowly coming out of hiding with their parents, began stomping them out. “What the fuck was this?” A familiar voice snarled. I turned slowly, schooling my face into a mask of indifference. There was blood smeared across my cheek. Good, it would make me look tough. Battle-worn. Edward stood before me, shirtless and in a pair of torn slacks. He’d just shifted back into his human form after eliminating the last of the leech demons.

"Wait. You said the gift some vampires get resembles that of the intense qualities in their human life. Yes?" "Yes." My bottom lip stuck out and I felt my eyes get big. "Does that mean that Elezar was exceptionally good at finding what was special in people during his human life?" My heart swelled, this man sounded so wholesome and sweet if this were true. "I never thought about it that way." Edward smiled as he mulled it over. "I suppose that is what it could mean." "You always knew what was on people's minds then?" "I don't remember much from that life." He said glumly. "It's faded away into time."

Infected creatures were crawling and walking around, posing a significant threat. Edward realized that he needed to inform the higher-ups about the situation, but his priority was finding Lily. She was his newfound love, his honey, and his life. Determined to protect her, Edward produced several swords and aimed them at the infected creatures, targeting their vital organs, especially their heads.

asked Zean enthusiastically. "No, no. The only ones who know about this are me, and Will. But now, you know," Edward replied. "Will?" Zean sounded like he was wondering. Who was Will. "Will is the son of Mr. Thomas, my late father's lawyer. After Mr. Thomas retired, Will took over his father's duties. And is now my lawyer. But... not many people know about this," Edward replied. "Again with the secrets. How many secrets do you actually have?"

A man. Maybe ninety. Thin. White hair. Perfectly alert. He looked directly into the camera. At current Elena. Then smiled. “Elena.” She stared. “You engineered the Moran crash.” “Yes.” “You built the first identity selection systems.” “Yes.” “You planned for two Earths.” “Yes.” “Why?” Edward's smile disappeared. “Because this has happened before.” Nobody moved. Lucas whispered: “What?” Edward looked at him through the screen. “Not you.” Then back at Elena.

Edward actually sat back in his chair, glasses forgotten, something crossing his face that looked almost like surprise, though I couldn't tell if it was real or another performance. "You have a—" "His name is Elias. He's a year and a half old. I found out about him the same month my security team started pulling on the thread you left behind." I straightened, took a step back from the desk, because standing that close to him made me want to do something I couldn't take back. "So don't tell me about protecting children, Edward. You spent two years manufacturing my wife's unhappiness so your daughter could have my marriage instead of her own life. I missed a year and a half of my son's life be

Dave shoved the nearest officer and lunged at Edward, eyes wild. "You planned this! Edward, I should've finished you off years ago!" Edward remained in place, watching him approach. A crackling sound cut through the air. An electric stun baton. Dave collapsed like a puppet with severed strings, limbs useless and twitching. The baton in the officer's hand still glowed faintly blue. Edward looked down at him, expression unchanging. "I might be ruthless, but my conscience is clean. I'm a businessman. I make money—nothing more. I've never hired someone to kill."

" You blindly followed our mother. I don't know what she promised you but you should have known she is the worst psychopath on earth. You're nothing more than just a pawn." Edward’s jaw clenched, his breathing sharp and uneven as he glared at Jett. “You think you know her?” he hissed. “You don’t. None of you do. You're her children but none of you care about her. Only me. That's why I am the only one qualified to be by her side. I am the only one worthy of being the most powerful sorcerer not Talon!" Jett's hands dug into my fur as he stared at Edward. He didn't seem normal again at all. Rather he seemed like he had gone mad. Was it from power or was it a spell? I had no idea.