Edmunpevensie Stories

Elizabeth is abandoned by her parents as they are serving in the war, as nurse and soldier. She is in the care of her Aunt Nancy, when she is told that she is being sent away for her safety. Although she knew the war was bad, she didn't realize just how bad until this moment. Fear and nerves filled her as she embarked on her journey to the Professors home, but what was in store for her during her visit was nothing short of remarkable. All characters belong to the author of the Narnia series. They belong to them. I have possession of the characters I create, and additional plot lines added to the original series. That is all :)

The war between Telmarines and Narnians has ended, but both sides have suffered a great loss. After marrying the man she loves, dying in his arms, being resurrected after the war, and saying goodbye to her family for perhaps a final time as she was unaware if she'd see them again, Raven Snow has returned. However, she is no longer a Princess trying to save her homeland; she is a Queen trying to prevent another massive tragedy. With her husband by her side, she is ready to face any threat that may come with the passage of time...

Book 3. A short story of Narnia: The Golden Age. Do read Narnia: The Golden Age books 1 & 2 to understand what is going on. He took out his spyglass and looked. At first, he thought it was a shark so he kept his eyes on it, but the figure did not move much and wasn't particularly interesting, so he went back to his urgent task. Once he had finished, he searched for the shape again, curious to see if it was still there. He could not spot in in the place from before and so he started looking around. Perhaps it was indeed a shark and it had swum away. He spotted the thing floating close to shore and he looked until the sea spit it out. This peered his interest. Whatever it was, it was too far away for Edmund to make out what it was, so he took out his spyglass once more. "A piece of driftwood," he thought. "Or maybe a bunch of seaweed. Or driftwood with seaweed," And then it moved.