On an alien planet, in the city of Al Patreck, Edwhite Avarez and Tedet Galieta run a space shuttle repair Worksop, but their daily normal lives are interrupted by supernatural events. Edwhite is an official Wizard, with enough magical brawn to destroy anything in his path, but lacking the flexibility to wield his magic efficiently and harmlessly; he is willing to push himself to save his family and friends and incapable of hurting other mortals. Tedet is a self-taught Alchemist, from the intelligent alien species Radera born on the planet Sovail, a taciturn yet lovable friendly person once you get to know him; he is willing to do absolutely anything to save his best friend, Ed, even at the expense of his or other's lives.  Follow Ed and Ted as they adventure through their loved and dreaded city of Al Patreck. Vol. 1: Edwhite is contacted by Uderach, an alien version of vampires, a Torviela, to give him an offer he shouldn't refuse. Together with Tedet, they search for Edwhite's lost nephew before the week is over, but they find themselves in the middle of a turf war between both versions of vampires. Lost family, kidnappings, vampires, torvielas, duels, war, conspiracies. Ed and Ted battle their way against blood leeches, for the sake of Edwhite's blood relative. Are they capable of surviving? And if they are, how far are they going for a goal Edwhite is hellbent on realizing, but that Tedet could not care less? Vol. 2: With jobs and mysteries left unfinished, the fiasco at the end of last week, dangers follow the people known to Ed. While the vampirids are still dangerous, something else from the spiritual world seems to be pursuing them. All this after the Council of the Cabal has summoned him and other wizards to an audience of possible future dangers. Is it really worth putting your life in danger for someone else? Ed and Ted find their answer in unlikely candidates. Vol. 3: A wizard has escaped from the Cabal. Why? Ed and Ted's task is to bring him back to face justice by the Cabal, and to find out why he chose such a fate. However, this job will take them to a place that was once thought lost centuries ago. Most of all, it will lead them to find a terrible truth about their world, one that did not exist until a few days ago. Are our lives fated? Can the future be read? Can Free Will exist in a deterministic world? And are we capable of changing the fundamentals of our universe with one small choice? What would you do if you knew your destiny? That these questions matter, and their answers, is knowledge better taken to our graves.