Wolf Edwards

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## Biographical Information

### Other Names

The Veteran of Pain and Suffering
 The Veteran
 False Prophet
 Wolf

### Occupation

High School Student *(Pre-apocalypse)*
 Former leader of the Clarkson Survivors *(Post-apocalypse)*
 Former Hometown lieutenant and expansion worker *(Post-apocalypse)*
 Leader of his group *(Post-apocalypse)*
 Former chairman of the Greencole Council *(Post Apocalypse)*
 Co-leader of the Archangel Rebellion *(Post Apocalypse)*
 Leader of Adams Air Force Base *(Post Apocalypse)*
 Leader of the Commonwealth of New Graystone *(Post-apocalypse)*
 Leader of the New Graystone Military *(Post Apocalypse)*

### Family

(Unnamed) - mother *(unknown)*
 (Unnamed) - father *(unknown)*
 (Unnamed) – brother *(unknown)*
 (Unnamed) - great-grandfather *(deceased)*
 Kieron Smith – half-brother *(alive)*
 Alex Junior – adopted/possible son *(alive)*
 Holly Parker – former girlfriend *(deceased)*
 Bethany Edwards – wife *(deceased)*
 Ben Stanton – possible grandson *(alive)*
 Deathjaw - pet *(deceased)*
 Fenrir - pet *(alive)*

## Appearances

"*For the Land of Light! **Currahee!***"
—Edwards' battle cry[src]

**Henry "Harry" Edwards**, better known as **Wolf**, is the protagonist of *Cosmic Calamity*. He is an alternate version of the Edwards from the Original Series whose reality closely mirrors that of his mainline counterpart.

In the aftermath of his people's war with the Frontiersmen, Edwards discovered a breach in space and time, transporting him to a reality that had been devastated by nuclear war, where he encountered alternate versions of himself and many survivors he had encountered in the apocalypse.

## Overview

Edwards is an imposing, tall and dark survivor who initially seems gruff and even unfriendly. However, once he trusts someone he makes his true nature known: a welcoming man with a good sense of humour, often-life-saving experience, and a powerful determination to protect his friends and allies.

Edwards is typically calm, smart, and a good friend and father figure, but he will often stubbornly cling to his strong personal moral code, which has resulted in numerous bad calls and extra stress within the group. His greatest fault, perhaps, is his uncanny ability to place responsibility on himself and set for himself goals that are impossible to reach. Despite his faults, his combat skill and general care for all members of the group have led him to be looked up to and allowed him to take the leadership role within the group.

However, all of this hides a diagnosis of Asperges Syndrome, a condition he has managed to suppress due to his strong willpower and survival experience. For example, his physical clumsiness and inability to read body language were trained out of him during his strenuous sessions with The Teller in Bennington National Park. However, he often speaks in a long-winded, pedantic and clinical fashion.

One of the most notable aspects of his personality is, unfortunately, severe anger issues, resulting in him often losing his temper when those close to him are hurt. Notable examples are his mutilation of Francis during their fight after he threatens to hurt Jess, and his literal beating open of the face of Randall after he horrifically scars AJ, killing him in the process. He also loses his temper with the Commonwealth Council due to their hesitation to go to war with the Government. Often, Edwards has let his anger get the better of him, resulting in him becoming cruel, methodical and even sadistic towards those who have hurt those he loves. The most notable example of this was his slow dismemberment of Chris in revenge for the murder of Charlotte, and continuing to axe at his disembowelled corpse.

On occasion, Edwards has fallen victim to a number of vices, including weed, violent sex, and alcohol, the latter of which he has abstained from due to his alcoholism, a factor of his personality that has nearly destroyed him in the past. Edwards is also one of the few members of the group to maintain a smoking habit, which he begins after the sabotage of Greencole, and he uses as an alternative to alcoholism; it is one of the few vices of which he has tried to quit but ultimately failed in doing so, especially in times of stress.

Edwards is strongly non-religious, admitting to never have been much of a believer, instead putting his faith in his family and the group members around him. He also appears to view religion and belief in God as an interference and a waste of time. Relying on the survival skills he has picked up over the years, Edwards has evolved into a battle-hardened survivor who will protect his family and group without question, putting his faith in his friends and family instead of a higher power.

It has often been proposed by some of his fellow survivors that, ever since the death of Holly, Edwards has suffered from a death wish. This has been evidenced on several occasions, including when he nearly sacrificed himself during the Soap Factory Massacre and his willingness to go on ahead and put his life at serious risk during missions; a second demonstration was his reckless and near-suicidal hunt for the Crow after the destruction of the Capital and the murder of Kieron. However, it is also notable that this behaviour has come and gone, and typically arises whenever he loses someone close to him and can last for days, weeks and even years.

By the end of *Season 2* and the beginning of *Season 3*, Edwards has hardened considerably and comes to terms with his brutality, now willing to kill any and all human threats without question in order to protect his friends and family, while still being able to retain his humanity. During this time, his confidence in himself and his fellow group members grows, believing that his group will triumph and conquer over any threats they come across. His confidence remains strong even when the group is under the thumb of the String Gang and he even manages to taunt Rhodes when chained up, beaten and fully at his mercy.

In *Season 8*, Edwards has stepped down as leader of Greencole, deciding to concentrate on his relationship with Holly and raising AJ, as well as helping make Greencole self-sustainable. He conducts farm work in the community and desires to be treated like any other resident of the fortress, asking to be given orders while reinforcing the wall with other residents. However, he is consistently asked by his friends to return to his leadership role, most notably by Drew. Once the traitor is revealed and the community sabotaged, Edwards realizes that he was living a fantasy and returns to leadership.

Beginning in *Season 10*, Edwards has become noticeably colder and harsher. It is also by this point that he begins showing classic signs of alcoholism: drinking excessively, his sleep patterns become more irregular - causing a return of his paranoia - and hallucinations.

In *Season 12*, Edwards has lost his leadership role and has finally given in to his alcoholism, losing the respect of many residents of the community. The successful invasion of Greencole by Liam Hull and his rejuvenated String Gang pushes a weakened Edwards to his absolute breaking point. Having been the first man to devolve Edwards into a complete loss of power and control, Liam reveals the extremity of Edwards' emotions of absolute fear and subjugation as he becomes horrified for the safety of his remaining group should he provoke Liam again. However, when Liam directly threatens AJ in front of the community, Edwards regains his courage and leads the fight against the Gang, driving them out of Greencole forever. After hallucinating Aaron and realizing his duties, Edwards decides to never have a drop of alcohol again.

Despite the Frontiersmen's subjugation of the group and the widespread power they wield, Edwards remains resolute, convincing the group that there is nothing left to fight for and eventually proving to them that the group can take on any threat.

## Post-Apocalypse

> *Main Article: Harry Edwards*
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## Killed Victims

This list shows the victims Wolf Edwards has killed:

### EDStudios

* Mr Dawid *(zombified)*
* US Soldier *(zombified)*
* Gemma *(zombified)*
* 'Ohio' *(indirectly caused)*
* Matthew Mitchell *(caused, alongside his fellow survivors)*
* Andre Mitchell
* Kyle Mitchell *(alongside his fellow survivors)*
* Daniel Cottingham *(out of mercy)*
* Hopeville Courtyard Guard *(accidental & out of mercy)*
* Francis *(alive)*
* Aaron Ganger *(out of mercy)*
* Leland *(out of mercy*)
* William *(indirectly caused)*
* Hometown Roof Lieutenant *(before reanimation)*
* Ashley *(zombified)*
* Declan *(caused)*
* Smitty
* Stoffman *(indirectly caused)*
* Mexican Girl *(out of mercy)*
* Mexican Man *(caused and before reanimation)*
* Mexican Woman *(zombified)*
* William Carter *(caused)*
* Martin
* Joseph *(alive)*
* Deck
* Zoe's brother *(zombified, out of mercy)*
* Bart Rhodes *(before reanimation)*
* Morgan *(alongside his fellow survivors)*
* Bulldog
* Rupert
* Chris *(alive)*
* Tannerson *(before reanimation, off-panel)*
* Dustbowl
* Richard *(indirectly caused)*
* Ben Appleby *(out of mercy)*
* Two-Tongue
* James Cottingham
* Dag
* Holly Parker *(before reanimation)*
* Francis *(indirectly caused)*
* Mikhail
* Randall *(alive)*
* Frontiersmen Guard
* 'Aaron'
* New Graystone Guard *(zombified, out of mercy)*
* Katrina *(indirectly caused)*
* Becky Stanton *(zombified)*
* Amjori Priest
* Frontiersmen General
* Norman
* Chloe Nikolas *(out of mercy)*
* Joseph *(before reanimation)*
* Gerald
* Albert
* Jessica *(out of mercy)*
* 'Killer'
* Gaunter O'Kyle
* Newton
* Paul Raleigh *(caused)*
* Frontiersmen High Priest
* Several unnamed Chester Woods Bandits
* Several unnamed members of the Hopeville Army
* Numerous unnamed Black Forest Bandits
* Four wolves
* 4 unnamed Hometown guards *(1 caused, 1 zombified, 2 direct)*
* Numerous members of the String Gang
* 5 unnamed members of the Lake Bandits
* Numerous members of the New World Warriors
* 1 unnamed member of the Murdoch Fighters
* Several members of the Church
* 4 unnamed members of Liam's String Gang
* Numerous unnamed members of the Ravagers
* Numerous unnamed members of the True Teller Clan
* 223 unnamed members of the Frontiersmen *(caused, direct, zombified, 1 out of mercy)*
* Several unnamed members of the Site 65 Militia
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

### Cosmic Calamity

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* As revealed by Berto and the Lady of the Lake, Edwards has a fear of both heights and spiders, although he has learned to handle this fear. He also mentions he has a fear of wolves following the events of '*Along A Lonely Road*', but it is unknown that this remains the case after he adopts Fenrir.
* Edwards has the greatest number of injuries out of any character in the series:
	+ A circle of scars on his forehead sustained from his battle with Andre Mitchell.
	+ A long scar on his neck from Andre's machete.
	+ A flesh wound on the side of his head - a luckily missed headshot.
	+ He has a prominent scar on his left cheek from his fight with Francis in Hopeville.
	+ He has a scar on his left shoulder, again from Francis, during their fight in the boathouse.
	+ His right hand was badly broken while fighting Trapp and the other bandits, smashed against a tree. Although the bones have since healed, they have ached ever since. He sometimes has to wrap his hand in bandages to straighten the knucklebones so he can make a fist.
	+ A large range of scars over his arms, legs, torso and back. Sustained from a wolf pack attack that nearly spelt the end of him in Bennington National Park. Even in his middle and late ages, these scars are still prominent.
	+ His most prominent injury is his 'crippled' eye; the area around his right eye is snow-pale, the white of the eye is red, and the iris has turned yellow. This injury nearly caused him brain aneurysms on several occasions, especially in the earlier seasons. He wore an eyepatch over the injury from *Season 3* to *Season 6*.
	+ His heart was nearly removed from his chest during his battle against Bart Rhodes, leaving a scar just above his heart.
	+ He lost his middle toe on his left foot during his fight with Tannerson; the injury forced him to adopt a natural limp to maintain balance.
	+ He lost his left ear after part of it was bitten by a walker and he was forced to remove it to prevent it from affecting him.
	+ His leg was broken during the final minutes of the Battle of Archangel, resulting in his using a mechanical leg brace and his sword-cane.
		- Although he is able to walk without his cane just using his leg brace, in order to do this he must keep the brace painfully tight.

## Trivia

* Wolf's reality closely follows that of the main series up until the six-year time-skip between *Season 21* and *Season 22*.