Second of the 'Tales of the Narnian Monarchs' Series. Reunited for another other-worldy adventure, Sanya, Lilith, Caspian and the Pevensies (along with their twit of a cousin, of course) battle through both the darkness within them and 'the green misty shit' around them. May the angst forever skyrocket.

First of the 'Tales of the Narnian Monarchs' Series. Alongside our beloved Pevensies, Sanya and Lilith join Prince Caspian in returning Narnia to its rightful heir. Not only do they battle the Aslan-damned Telmarines, yet also the general struggles that face 7 teens trying to save an oppression-ravaged land. C.S. Lewis owns everything but our two OCs!

The third book in the 'Tales of the Narnian Monarchs' Series. No one taught the True Queen and Just King to deal with the loss of a child, nor a dwindling marriage. No one taught the Unwavering Queen how to deal with being thrown into another time era with nothing but hopeless optimism and sheer commitment. No one taught any of the Monarchs how to cope with loss, teenage angst or alcohol. Yet here, their lessons begin (all over again, for the Pevensies, that is).

𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 '𝐀𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞' 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 Once upon a time, in a faraway land- well, actually near the faraway land of fantasy of which we know much about- there lay a small country named Rihaaya. It was small in terms of its geographical borders but its population was vast and ever increasing, with the agricultural production (for that was the main means of livelihood) flourishing and growing leaps and bounds. It was not a young Land- it had lasted centuries upon centuries, and was ruled by a caring and clever Queen and her kind and benevolent King- but, due to some international worry, it needed the protection of a larger and stronger land. Naturally, the most reasonable thought to secure this protection the King and Queen had was that of a marriage alliance- for, that would guarantee protection and security for years and hopefully generations to follow. And they were most pleased once they received word from the High King of Narnia- who had seen the advantages of marrying into a bountiful Queendom that had an abundance of grains and natural resources- that they were willing to accept the alliance and union. Really, there were only two opposers to this idea. The bride and the groom. //// #1 in #edmundpevensie (25/06/2021) #1 in #thechroniclesofnarnia (29/05/2021) #1 in #cslewis #1 in #medievalfantasy (7/7/2021) #1 in #goldenage #1 in #kingsandqueens (9/06/2021) #1 in #naomiscott #1 in #narniaau (26/04/2021) #2 in #ocfanfiction #2 in #faeries (29/11/2020) #2 in #medievalfantasy (13/03/2021) #2 in #thegoldenage #3 in #kingsandqueens (5/04/2021) #7 in #narnia (out of 5K stories) (10/04/2022) •••• The Alliance Series, as found on @EdsGryff: 'Alliance' 'The Heirs' 'Moonshine' 'Fairytale?' ••••

(ON HIATUS) (WILL CONTINUE SOMEDAY) (I PROMISE) When life takes away her whole family in a tragic car crash, Sanya is ready to end it all. She's in a train station, no one around, all alone- so why not take advantage of it and just jump in front of a train? But, as she turns, she spots a portal where the ticket counter had once stood- and in a moment, she's not in the grubby train station, debating whether or not she should kill herself, but in a pristine beach, surrounded by waves of clear blue water, mystified and awed. She wasn't dead- as she was informed by the Pevensies and King Caspian soon after, she was simply in Narnia. Friendship, adventure, love, freedom, magic- if this all turned out to be a lie and was simply the afterlife, Sanya Reza wouldn't mind it at all. //// #1 in #edmundpevensiexreader #1 in #edmundpevensiexoc #11 in #edmundpevensie