Erwin Aot Novels & Stories

Erwin's tone was unnervingly calm, as if he were merely discussing the weather with Noelle. For a moment, she couldn't quite process what he had just said. It wasn't until Erwin turned to her with a smile that the weight of his words began to sink in. Noelle had only met him once. Back then, although Erwin had maintained the demeanor of a well-mannered gentleman and greeted her out of respect for Hendrix, his gaze had still carried an unmistakable arrogance and disdain toward Noelle.

"Those two idiots think they can come here whichever way they want. I never did like how stupidly ambitious they were, but for Breona, I let it slide. It's their fault that Breona wanted Aria's wolf." "You joined in, too, didn't you?" Erwin pointed out, rolling his eyes. "I was just looking out for my woman. I would go to any length to please Bree; that's how much I love her." "I don't think you loved that lady. You are just plainly obsessed with the thought of loving her. I heard from Andrew that you haunted two big fishes today." "That would be Aria and Kyle." Erwin raised a brow, "Kyle? Who is that? The name sounds familiar."

"Don't misunderstand. He got chased by a dog and ended up losing his way here." Erwin's mouth twitched. Who could believe that a werewolf couldn't even beat a dog? If he was a wizard in his exhausted mana stated, then it was possible. Erwin had a feeling that out of the people in this vast area, Azarias was the one he hardly could read. He was like a bottomless pit. Even more so than Mira. "I want to cooperate with you." Erwin left a message through magic transmission and excused himself. He was uncomfortable by that dagger stare of Azarias.

Erwin's great-grandson whispered in fear to the Beta who caught his partner's behavior close to Nadhea. Nadhea shrugged and snapped her fingers. "The things I told you to buy Have you done, sir? Just try negotiating first."Nadhea searched Mr. Erwin's stored belongings as a means of apologizing to the man without using violence. Mr. Erwin's face was wiped rough knowing it was the only solution.

"What's so great about Aby, this, and why did miss Tania directly ask him to come in here while I had to wait for him to come? The clinking sound of the open elevator door awakened Erwin, who had been waiting for him in front of the elevator. Erwin's face implied unfriendliness at the time he met Abyan. He had thought Aby was an average guy, but after standing face to face? Erwin had to admit that his heyday as the most handsome employee had ended. "With Mr. Erwin? My name is Aby, " said Abyan to the man whose face looked disheveled.

“I’m going to change into this dress.” Nolan turned his head and watched as she walked toward the other room, lowering his gaze at the same time. Erwin was a native of Morwich. This man had always been very proficient when it came to forming interpersonal circles and jumping from one circle to another. That was how he seemed to have connections with half of the business circles around the world. In fact, he had always maintained a good relationship with the local law enforcers and mafias in Morwich. He was not someone that anybody could trifle with.

Evan was keen on listening to his sister sing and I bet Ren would fall in love with her instantly. “Need help?” Laoise’s voice startled me. I was keenly listening to Aoibhe, wondering if she’d want to become a recording artist, for she got a damn wonderful voice. “Uhm,” I shook my head. “Almost done.” I smiled, setting the last set of silverware into the drawer after drying them.

He'd been only eleven when his adventures at sea began and nearing the age of thirteen when he came under contract with The Remington-backed Vessel dutifully named The Laurel. Erwin was a thin lad, of modest appeal with bright blue eyes and dark brown hair more than likely unkempt and covering his sullen pale cheeks. He wore a dirty brown shirt with worn trousers that were cut into a pair of shorts with thin brown sandals that lined his exposed sun-kissed feet. His skin had been red for the most part, a side effect of sea life and being beneath the blazing sun more often than not in the crow's nest.