On My Mind {Suspian}

Snow White

Caspian fell to the ground beside his unconditional lover. He leaned in towards her lifeless body; his heart sunk into his stomach and tears threatened to leave his face. He stroked her cold cheeks but shivered at the touch. He placed a kiss upon her forehead and shouted her name.

"Susan Pevensie! You can't leave me. You can't leave me alone. Four years I waited, I hoped to see you again. Four years of wishing you was mine. You can't leave me again. I won't let you." He blubbered. Like a waterfall his eyes leaked. He was weak and inconsolable. He held her in his arms for a while.

"She's this way." A distant but unfamiliar voice shouted. Caspian panicked and stood up. But not before kissing her lips. He hid behind a large rock; Calmly, Destrian followed in suit and laid in silence.

Before long, the remaining three Pevensies' ran towards the damsel and crowded her. Their feet crumbled against the freshly fallen snow. The remaining pieces of Caspian's heart shattered as he saw tears falling from his family's face. He went to edge around the rock as he noticed a women, wearing a ratty gown, walk towards them holding what looked like a staff.

Before Caspian's blood shot eyes, the simple women transformed into a familiar face. Her ice white hair reached blow her breasts, which were supported by a blue corset attached to a blue flowing skirt.

Abruptly the Pevensie's collapsed along side their sister. Their body's were tranquil and lifeless. The monster laughed at her wicked work. "Let's see if this lion can save his loved ones this time."

Caspian's heart smashed.

Without hesitation he got up from his crouching position to confront her but was distracted by the sound of a distressed horse. He jolted his head to his right, and was faced with Destrian on his muscular back legs with his front raised. The horse screeched and shook his body before charging towards Jadis.

Caspian watched in horror as the horse attempted to save everyone. It took brief moments before he realised the intention that Destrian had. He knelt down and grabbed the horn that fell out of his satchel and with a hard blow, the horn echoed through the dormant trees and out into the heart of Narnia.

This alarmed the queen struck her staff in front of the horse and permanently suspended the devoted stallion with no remorse.