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Edmund intends to get what he believes is rightfully his, his father's estate, at all costs, as is clear when he says "I must have your land", referring to the land that Edgar stands to inherit from their father. It is evident from what he says about his letter and plan, and from calling nature his goddess, that he believes that the only way to achieve his goals is through means that contradict the laws of his society. By claiming that he only serves the laws of nature, a concept synonymous with anarchy, he believes that he has put himself outside society's laws, and is free to do as he pleases to get what he wants...
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