elias galdre

Addy was excited, she was back on the island and currently trying to recruit her friend Elias to help her with a party. She figured it would help her friend to host a party. Parties made everything better in her opinion of course, that was just how she was raised. Her father's life was never...

Naoko was not enjoying the month of March. It wasn't that she was sick--she wasn't, since she was fully human and thus completely immune--but instead the fact that her father was sick. The story of Naoko's life (well, before she'd even been born) was man has powers, government says they'll...

Being recruited to join the National Honors Society is one of the highest honors. It is not only a mark of intelligence, but of perseverance and dignity. Those who wear the badge of the Society proudly declare themselves dedicated leaders, intellectual scholars, and responsible role models...

Addy was really excited she had gotten up early to go through with her latest idea. She had spent the better part of the day before recruiting participants. The thing that most people knew about Addy, was that she was pretty crazy. Not in a bad way, in fact she was The best kind of crazy. She...

Elias was not a talented wizard. That was no secret. He went to his Power Classes, he practiced, he did everything he was supposed to, but even then it felt like he was progressing at too slow of a pace. Still, he refused to stop trying. When an opportunity arose that could help him get better...

When he could, Elias liked to stay away from large crowds of people. Typically, he could accomplish this. At school, you just needed to know which hallways to walk and which stairways to take. But there was one thing that always threw a wrench in his plans--lunchtime. Starlight Academy had...

In between the food stalls and event stages that dotted the courtyard a simple tents stands with little more then a sign dictating it's purpose. "Information and Assistance Club, special discount today." Wesker sat at the table inside the shade of the tent, leaning on a hand as he took a few...

Ding. The first bell of the day rang. The last of the students begrudgingly filed into their homerooms and took their seats. Elias, who was already seated, stopped ruffling aimlessly through his backpack and straightened up. Operating on about three cups of coffee, he was prepared to start the...