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| Edward of Lancaster | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Born |
October 13, 1453 |
| Alias |
The Prince of Ice |
| Marital |
Single |
| Level |
Upper-Level |
| Physical description | |
| Species |
Demon |
| Gender |
Male |
| Hair color |
Dark |
| Eye color |
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| Skin color |
White |
| Family information | |
| Family members |
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| Magical characteristics | |
| Active powers |
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| Affiliation | |
| Residence |
Westminster Palace |
| Loyalty |
House of Lancaster |
| Character information | |
| First appearance |
The Red Queen |
| Portrayed By |
Matthew Waterhouse |
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- "You are nothing but a traitor, Maximilian. I am a natural king, while you are just an impostor. I would kill you if I were not afraid of staining my hands with your blood."
- —Edward about to kill Max, before being interrupted by Isabella.[src]
Edward of Lancaster is the only son of Richard and Margaret and the stepson of Henry. He is the husband of Anne of Lancaster.
Biography[]
Henry's Death[]
By the time he was prince, Edward killed his stepfather Henry in a fit of rage. It was then that a man approached him and used Persuasion on him to prove to the young prince that he was his father. That man was Richard, the former lover of his mother and the now new king of England.
Lessons to be King[]
After the death of his stepfather, Richard became the second husband of Margaret and Edward embraced the fact that he was his father. Richard also started teaching him how to be a king and one way was to enter the underworld. At the same time, Edward became well acquainted with a young demon named Lionel whom despite appearances, became one of his best friends.
Conflicts with the House of York[]
In his lifetime, Edward started having a conflicted relationship with the House of York which started when he witnessed his father fighting with Maximilian Wyatt. This led to Edward utilizing his powers to hurt Max in the process.
Marriage[]
After the conflict with the House of York, Edward seeked a mate and he created a demonic Life Essence that he named Anne. She and him eventually consummated their marriage and had twins.