Sir Edrick Greyford

**This page is about** **the knight under the service of Lord Richard Koopa. If you're looking for Lady Jane Phoenix's first husband, see Lord Edrick Solberg.**

## Sir Edrick Greyford

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> *"It's been an honor, my lord..."* -Edrick's last words before succumbing to his wound, The Feeble King (III)
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**Sir Edrick Greyford** was a knight at the service of Lord Richard Koopa, the duke of Sherbet Land, during the late 15th century, as well as the nephew of Lord Wulfrick Greyford, being a supporting character in *Wars of Frozen Flames* who made his debut in the first episode of the series, "The Feeble King".

Edrick was a defined by his loyalty to Lord Richard, to the point where Richard trusted him enough to let him accompany him everywhere. Edrick died during the Battle of Whomp City in the third part of The Feeble King succumbing to a slice to the stomach caused by Lord Sigmund Phoenix.

## History

### Backstory

Edrick's backstory is unknown for the most part. Judging how his uncle Wulfrick is very close to Lord Richard Koopa and his family, is likely that Edrick was raised with the intention of becoming one of Richard's knights when he grew older. In addition, is likely that Wulfrick himself took care of Edrick when he was a child, as neither them or Richard's family ever make any mention of Edrick's parents.

### The Feeble King

#### Part I

Edrick first appears accompanying Lord Richard Koopa to the Koopa Castle along with his army, but does not personally accompany Richard inside the castle. Later on in the episode, Edrick accompanies Richard to the lord's uncle Lord Raymund Kassimeer's castle at Waterlog Marsh, though he waits for Richard outside and meets up with him when he is done speaking to his uncle, and in that moment the Python brothers arrive, informing Lord Richard that the Blackfoots attacked them during Torrence's wedding to Lady Stamford. Richard decides to go to Sandcake Dunes Castle to demand justice from Lord Symon Blackfoot, in spite of Edrick's protests of being tired.

A few days later, Lord Richard receives a letter from Queen Cynder Von Bohnenrotte, inviting him and his family over to the Koopa Castle for a Loveday feast, as she has an important announcement. Edrick accompanies Richard, his wife, and six out of his seven children, his uncle Wulfrick, the three Python brothers and the former's two daughters to the Koopa Castle. During the feast, after Queen Cynder mocks Richard for no longer being heir to the throne due to her laying an egg and Lord Sigmund Phoenix threatens him with death once again, Richard pulls out his sword, causing the various other fractions of the nobility to pull out their swords on each other, with Edrick pulling out his to defend his lord, but the conflict is soon forgotten about after Parakarry informs all the attendees of the fall of Oho Oasis, and thus the loss of the war against the Bohnenkraut Kingdom, which causes King John Koopa VI to suffer a mental breakdown and collapse in front of everyone.

#### Part II

Edrick shows up as part of Richard's army when they ambush Lord Sigmund's cabinet meeting, putting him under arrest and deposing him as King's Claw and regent for all of his crimes against the realm, including deserting his troops, leaving them to die and refusing to take responsibility for his actions. Richard then takes over as Claw and regent.

The following day, Richard and Edrick are back at the Sherbet Castle, making preparations for their stay at Bright Valley and bringing Richard's youngest sons, Tobias and Rickon, with them for assistance. After they four of them are finished, they bid farewell to the rest of Richard's family and Edrick's uncle. Upon arriving at the valley, Edrick chats with Tobias and other members of Richard's forces until Tobias excuses himself to be with Lily Python.

A few days later, Edrick eavesdrops on Richard's conversation with Lord Agron Ironside, in which he tells the duke that Prince Joseph Koopa, John VI's uncle, had written a letter containing important information to be shared with his nephew, but he was arrested and imprisoned under Lord Sigmund's orders, where he mysteriously died three days later (as opposed to the general belief that he disappeared under "non-suspicious circumstances"), and warns Richard to be careful with who he trusts. after Lord Ironside leaves, Edrick then questions what the king's Steward meant by all he said.

One year later, after John VI recovers from his vegetative state, Cynder immediately has him order for Richard to be arrested and for Sigmund to be reposed as the King's Claw, to which John tasks his half-brothers Rodrick and Thedorick Solberg to do the former. A fight ensues, and Theodrick almost kills Edrick, but Richard saves him, and after knocking out the Solberg brothers, both men flee the scene on Richard's mustie.

#### Part III

After successfully fleeing from Bright Valley, Richard and Edrick remember that Tobias and Rickon were left behind. Richard wants to go back to pick up his sons, but the duo are approached by Lord Ghaston Thornton, who informs them that Tobias and Rickon have been imprisoned under Queen Cynder's orders. Thornton offers Richard and Edrick to accompany him to his castle, which they accept.

Once in Lord Thornton's castle, Edrick meets Alice, Thornton's illegitimate daughter, and the two soon get comfortable with one another. This is soon ended however, as Richard decides to follow Thornton's advice to go on war against King John's corrupt advisors to save Tobias and Rickon. Richard, Edrick and Thornton then head for the Sherbet Castle, where they inform the rest of Richard's family and Edrick's uncle the situation.

A few days later, Edrick is by Richard and Tulisa's side when the duke riles up his allies to march against King John's corrupt advisors. When the day of the Battle of Whomp City comes, Edrick fights for the Sherbet forces, mainly assisting Lord Richard. Near the end of the battle, after locating and capturing King John VI, Edrick spots Lord Sigmund Phoenix trying to flee the battlefield and attacks him, striking him in the back. Sigmund however attacks Edrick in return, slicing his stomach with his sword and sending him flying to the ground, severely injuring him. Following Lord Sigmund's execution, Richard approaches his dying loyal knight, who tells him that serving him has been an honor, after which he takes his last breath. Richard is left devastated by the loss of a loyal ally and friend.

## Appearance

Edrick was a slender dragon Koopa with yellow skin, a pale yellow snout, an indigo head, long silver hair, an also silver short moustache and stubble, and black eyes, with two outstanding long fangs. Edrick was almost always seen wearing his armor, which is entirely made of steel and comes with a dark bluish green shell with white spikes. Beneath his armor, Edrick wore a silver shell with dark yellow spikes, as well as two white bracelets, one on each arm.

## Personality

Edrick was shown to be a very loyal knight, always remaining at his Lord's side, even at the most critical of situations. He also didn't hesitate to come at Richard's aid when he needed it the most, as shown by him drawing out his sword when Lord Richard was being threatened, or helping him fight off Rodrick and Theodrick when the two were ordered to imprison Richard.

In spite of this, Edrick was also shown to be a bit naive, as shown by him being unaware of how most of the conflicts between the nobility work, and acting somewhat immature on occasions, possibly implying that he fought for Richard because all his life he was raised to serve him. This however did not prevent Edrick from putting all his efforts in everything he did, especially if it involved fighting in the name of his Lord.

## Trivia

* Edrick has an unused sprite in which his armor has a hole in the middle and he bears an expression of pain and/or discomfort. This likely indicates that Edrick was originally intended to die by being stabbed in the chest rather than having his stomach sliced.