Fairy Tail Erik Novels & Stories

Pretending to look over the request that needed above F rank adventurers, she curiously glances at the ones being offered to her level, and it's mostly hunting small animals. "You really have some nerves ignoring me." She said while moving beside her again. Not quite what she expected she'd be doing. Will you just leave me alone? Evy thought that Tanya was more excessive than usual. Bad luck for her. "What? Now you're looking at the real request? Wake up. Those are for real adventurers. You'd never survive out there with how weak you are." Tanya strikes a chord with what she said and glances at her. Tanya's the same height as Evy. Black hair, blue eyes, and wore high-quality equipment that's

he replied. "So, where is Erin?" I asked him, and he sighed. I could see the conversation was difficult for him, but he seemed forthcoming. "Somewhere in the West with his mother. He wants nothing to do with me." Erik said, and I felt sorry for him. "Maybe, you can try to get your family back together?" I said while he cleaned my arm to set up the IV line. "I plan on doing that. Once this madness is over, I plan to dedicate my time to finding Elsa and Erin. I hope it won't be too late." He said, and I remembered something Alexei once told me about Erik and Yuri's experiments.

He was the perfect Gamma. “She attacked me. She was in wolf form, and Eris did not have full control,” I replied simply and factually, consciously giving only the information asked for, nothing more. Erik nodded upon receiving the information and resumed his pacing. Hunter now remained on the sidelines, aware that Erik would have a completely different perspective on this, and that insight was necessary. Erik paused his pacing once more.

I tightly pulled her to the front, very close to Erik so that she would be able to hear everything he had to say, that was if he was willing to confess. “So Prince Erik, what do you have to say?” An elder whom I’d never liked asked Erik. The way he asked the question almost seemed like he was half expecting Erik to dismiss the allegations against himself. It was like he wanted to call Kaden’s earlier evidence bluff. “I did it.” Erik replied, making the crowd erupt into wild frenzy. “I did it because I wanted my cousin, Kaden dead… I knew that If he died I would be made the next Alpha because he has no heir so I tried to kill him.”

Eric tells me with a serious expression on his face I don't think I've ever seen him this serious before. "Ok, then why don't we go to the living room and take a seat we can talk there." We all walk down to the living room Eric and the lady he's with sit on the couch and I take the sit opposite them. "Ok, so what's the problem Eric." "I don't know where to start from really but first of all this is my sister Katharina and my name isn't really Eric its Eriza, Eriza Ar'sanin and I'm a warlock."

Erika suddenly asked impatiently, batting her lashes and making Eric's heart flutter slightly. Eric smiled and shook his head. "No, I'm not thinking of anything." He said and she eyed him, "Then why do you keep staring?!" She raised her voice slightly and he reached out a hand to pinch her cheek. "You look so cute like a bunny." He said, also making sure not to smear her makeup. Erika glared at him for that, here she was saying he wasn't alright and there he was seeing her as a cute bunny. Shameless. "Hello? I'm a Lycan, not a bunny and please, you don't have to tell me how cute I am, everyone knows that." She decided to play along, flipping her hair to the back and grinning at him.

One of the house staff reddens under Nina’s glare, as the chair scraps beside me. “No.” Nina huffs out, leaning forward, helping herself to the food muttering something under her breath. A threat I couldn’t quite make out but knew it was aimed at that poor house maid. Judging by the amount of food on her plate she trains a lot. She’s strong and lean, so much more stronger than me. She’s half way through her food when a shadow forms at the doorway, an aura of an unmistakable alpha…Erik. He looks incredible; his blond hair swept to the side, a tight grey T-shirt that doesn’t hide the outline of his muscles and black pyjama pants that hang low, revealing a hint of his torso….I can feel my body

I’m not sure how long I sat there or when the waiter returned with my food, but I hadn’t realized the to-go boxes were sitting in front of me on the table until Erik got there and broke me out of my trance. “Luna, are you okay?” He asked, narrowing his eyes and studying my face with a concerned expression. I blinked a few times and then nodded, still feeling uneasy. “Yeah,” I lied. “I suppose you are here to bring me home?” He nodded a bit sheepishly. “Per orders of the Alpha,” he explained. I nodded and grabbed my to-go food. Sliding out of my seat I looked up at Erik. He was tall and buff, which wasn’t surprising considering he was a gamma warrior and typically they were built strong.

Erik looked at me like it finally dawned on him and said, "What did you do?" I went on to tell him, "I had traveled to different lands to find magical ingredients and to get the help of Elijah and the other Kings to create the spell, so when you guys killed them, it put them in a thousand-year coma until it was time for them to be released. Well, technically they did die but never crossed over, only transformed into who you now know as the Valmore brothers." Erik's eyes opened, and said, "It cannot be," I laughed and said, "Yes, Aidan, Drax, and Tyrell are alive, your friendly neighborhood hybrids." He said, "No, you are lying," before Ty walked into the cell and kissed me passionately as I

My shoes drum on the tiled floor, hurriedly running to his awaiting arm, his familiar fatherly presence yanking my emotions out, eyes misting, tears threatening to spill like an overflowing dam. “Silly child,” Erik mumbled, patting my back when I threw my arms over his shoulder. I giggled, pulling away, wiping the side of my eyes. “You missed me.” Erik shook his head, looking over my shoulder where Xavier now stood, settling his warm palms on my lower back, startling me. “How was your flight?” “It was fine, sir,” he answered in a business-like tone. Xavier wrapped his arms around Erik’s squared one, guiding us back towards the bar. Erik rarely drinks because of his job, but I’m surprised tha