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The world had changed in the years that Aurora had been underwater, frozen. She was somehow young again, the same age she was when she met them. She couldn't help but wonder if it was to do with the siblings.
A growl escaped her mouth at the thought of the four who left her alone in the world. Those who abandoned her.
Why did they leave her?
No! She didn't care. She didn't need them. They had betrayed her, left her behind. They were nothing to her.
While she believed her words to be the truth, her heart held a special place for the siblings, especially the younger two.
Aurora walked through the woods, noticing how the trees seemed still, too still. She pressed her hand against them, gasping as she heard their screams. They were hurt. No, not hurt, hurt didn't describe the pain. They were in agony. She knew something bad had happened since she had fallen off the mountain.
How many years had passed since Aurora had been underwater?
Why was she underwater?
How did she survive?
An idea crossed Aurora's mind. There was only one way to discover what had happened. The Mirror Of Truth.
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Edmund couldn't help but grin at the fact he was in Narnia once more, his home. Yes, he liked Earth, but Narnia always felt more like home to him. Perhaps it was because of his best friend.
Aurora.
What had happened to the girl since they left?
Did she continue to age?
Or stay as a young adult?
Or did she age down?
Too many questions were running through his head.
"You're awfully quiet, Edmund," Lucy's voice broke the boy out of his thoughts. "Are you okay?"
The boy had to admit, out of all his siblings, he was closest to Lucy. Perhaps it was because how much he used to tease her, until they grew up. She was also close to Aurora. He was about to answer Lucy's question somewhat truthfully, when she gasped.
Edmund's eyes followed his sister's eyes, only to see two men about to drown a Dwarf. "We have to help him!" Lucy yelled.
Susan pulled back her bow, releasing it on the boat, catching their attention. "Drop him!"
