Name- Edmund the Lucky (Also called Edmund the Annoying or Edmund the Insufferable by people who has met him.)

Age- 26

Gender- M

Hair- Silver and curly

Eyes- Green

Voice- Very EXAGGERATED sounding and has a small hint of a little Irish accent.

Height- 5'9

Species- Glass blood Sorcerer

Abilities- Able to cast and lift curses, create charms, suck the luck out of someone, and has a varied amount of offense attacks, but no one knows them all. He's considered a wild card for this.

Occupation- A charm shop owner and mage of the queen's order. (He claims one feeds his soul while the other feeds his stomach.)

Personality- Can be a bit excitable, very unpredictable, eccentric (think the Genie from Aladen), SUPERSTITIOUS, a little strange in his habits (such as keeping his cloak clean, even though it's torn), can be very bi polar in his mood, has a tenancy to know what buttons to push to properly piss someone off, not the best at normal conversations.

Family- Mother, father, and Karen, his familiar.

Fears- Acidic substances, bad omens, bad luck in general, witches, and his old magic school. He also fears Gardi the Possessed for reasons that he think he may be cursed like he is.

Likes- Annoying the ever-living hell out of people, lucky charms (actual charms and cereal), things that typically come off as creepy, and collecting strange things you expect in a trade with an evil witch (things like hair, eyes, cherished memories, ect.), street magic, and puppies.

Dislikes- KAREN, annoying familiars, nags, cats (especially black cats), not having his morning coffee, Daric the Blood-thirsty, and "those who can NOT take a joke."

Extra- Edmund make everyone around him REALLY uncomfortable when he hasn't had his morning coffee. He comes off as a little... creepy in a serial killer way when he's tired. He wears an eye patch because his eye reminds him that he's a cursed man. He lacks a left eyebrow since, well, hair doesn't grow on scars. Whenever something goes wrong in his life, he blames his familiar Karen, often yelling things like "DAWN DAMN IT, KAREN." or "SHUT UP, KAREN." He can often be seen fighting with the owl, but no one is actually sure if he can actually understand her or not. He never takes off his pendant. It's a family heirloom, and he even wears it in the shower. When asked why he keeps it on, he says that the "sad, limbless man" tells him to. He's clearly delusional, but maybe he's seeing something no one can, as there are many unseen things in the world.

Story- His mother was a vain woman who got his family cursed by a witch, after she made fun of the crone's wrinkles and nose. Edmund was the first of his family to show symptoms of the curse, claiming he saw a "funny man" under his bed or a crow on the other children's heads. It started when he was three, after he had an accident in his father's work room, spilling an acid of sorts on his face and some of his shoulder. His parents were eager to send him to a housing magic school as soon as possible, claiming they can't raise a cursed child. Edmund only got worse from there until he started stealing luck from other kids, blaming the crow on his head who told him how to do it. The teachers saw fit to give him something a little more harmless to do by teaching him common street magic, such as card tricks or a bunny from out of the hat.

After graduating at 18 and gaining a familiar, Edmund has already earned enough money to open up a charm shop like his parents did, claiming he did it for "cruel irony." Edmund furthered his career by also offering curses and curse lifting also for "cruel irony." After a while, he gained a reputation in the town he lived in as "the village's most powerful lunatic." His reputation brought Daric the Bloodthirsty to his front door, offering him a place in the Queen's order of mages.