How Old Was Cedric Diggory When He Died Novels & Stories

“Lord Zayne we have a big issue on our hands” Cedric's eyes showed distress, I could not but worry and fear what the issue might be. “Well, tell me what it is?” “Sir, why don't I show you?” Cedric walked out of the room, prompting me to follow from behind. We reached the kingdom entrance gates. My eyes widened in shock at the sight of four Lycan bodies dead as I let out a huge gasp. “Cedric, what happened? Tell me now!” I asked Cedric my voice cracking.

His voice is more controlled than usual as he brings up the first matter, “Lord Jaromir was found dead outside his chamber earlier this morning, at the base of the steps that lead to it. He had a broken skull and was found to be heavily drunk prior to his death.” “May the spirits receive his soul,” says Lord Cedric, joining his hands in prayer and persuading the others to do the same. “Slipped and cracked his skull to his death. What else could be expected from an old human like him?” jokes Eldric. It’s not well received by anyone in the room, but no one objects either.

Cedric’s anger overwhelmed him, but before he could finish his sentence, his body collapsed against the black coffin. “You’ve committed countless evil deeds and harmed so many women. Dying here is already merciful,” Kiran said coldly. “I don’t want to die. I won’t die!” Cedric screamed, trying to resist. His body continued to convulse violently, black blood oozing from his mouth. He tried to get up and take an antidote, but it was impossible. Within minutes, Cedric lay dead on the ground. His body rapidly decomposed, emitting a foul odor, and even his bones vanished in an instant.

He pulled away, smirking, and licked his lips before kissing my neck. I didn't notice when he lifted me onto his lap. We sat there, entwined, feeling safe and content. Cedric's hands rubbed soothingly on my back as he hummed a gentle tune. I smiled, relaxing into his touch. But Cedric's mood shifted abruptly. "You know, I was just twelve when your father brutally murdered my parents," he said, his voice cold and detached. My breathing hitched as he pushed me onto the bed, his eyes glinting with a fierce light. "I...I'm sorry," I stuttered. Cedric scoffed, his expression contemptuous.

He hoped that he could fix things once he learned about many things. Virginia then played the second recording. The voices were still coming Lusiana and Miller. There was also a short words coming from Vincent. The three of them were actually talking about the late case connected with Helena’s death. Cedric kept on listening until he caught some words that stated about his mother’s death. They were also the ones who planned for Helena’s death. Cedric was speechless. He could not believe in it anymore. He strengthened up his grips and slammed the table pretty hard. It made Virginia surprised to see Cedric’s reaction.

One of the wizards held Zaiden down. “No! I’ll kill him. He must die!” Cedric declared. “That wasn’t the deal.” “I don’t care,” he said firmly. Mayes stared at Cedric silently. “Are you sure you can handle your father’s wrath?” “Killing him would solve the problem quickly! Him and his brother!”

This was killing three birds with one stone. The excitement in Philip's eyes grew more intense. Wilmer turned to look at Diggory. His voice was hoarse and low as he said, “Diggory, let me ask you. Are you involved in the incident with that girl two years ago in the east of Asteroid City?” Hearing this, Diggory's heart skipped a beat. Indeed, he was involved in that incident, and he did it with several people, but how could he admit to such a thing?

Now, mom had fully shifted to a white wolf with shining silver furs and eyes. She looked helpless since she was bounded by magic and the same thing is applicable to Cedric and Hilda. "You know, I have thought of nine hundred and ninety nine ways to kill you over the millennium, Cedric." He snapped his fingers and candles were lit with fire that burned brighter than I had ever seen all over the cemetery. He pulled out a blade and pierced the snake right from the tail upward before throwing it inside the fire.

He bowed politely to them when they both were in front of him. “Have a seat,” Cedric said to her. She then sat on the sofa with him while the elder sat across from them. Cedric and the elder looked into Calista's eyes with their sad eyes, making her feel curious. “What is it?” she asked them. “Alice died last night in a car accident. My brother killed her,” Cedric said. Her heart suddenly races with grief, and sadness gripped her firmly, making her burst into tears. “No! It can’t be! Please tell me it’s not true! Please... I beg you,” she said to Cedric, holding his arm.

“That’s right. That’s the reason why I had entrusted this locket to you. It was given to me by Cedric’s father.” Hans nodded as he did not plan to hide the truth from Maia. “His father?” Maia was taken aback in surprise. She had never met Cedric’s father. She knew that he had passed away when Cedric was only ten years old. She could still vaguely remember that her mother had attended the funeral and bawled her eyes out when she came home that day. That was also the first time Maia had ever seen her tough mother cry.