Fornarnia Stories

She was the light. He was the darkness. One couldn't exist without the other. Edmund Pevensie knew that he was a king. He knew that he didn't deserve to have adults mock him like they did. He had lead armies. He had won wars. And yet, they all saw him as a teenager. Because he was. But a long time ago, he wasn't. Diana Montgomery waited patiently for the day her royal friends would come back to Narnia. The girl was immortal, a gift bestowed upon her by Aslan himself. Though she saw it as more of a curse. She would outlive all her friends. She would be labeled a freak. But Narnia was hers to protect while the High Kings and Queens were gone. One day after school, the Pevensie siblings find themselves back in Narnia, but one thousand and three hundred years later. All that they know is gone until they stumble across Diana who has let Prince Caspian take charge of the Narnian forces to defeat the Telmarines and restore Narnia to its former glory. Disclaimer: I don't own any of this except for my OC Set in Prince Caspian This is heavily based off of the movies. There will be dialogue from The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian and the plot of the book follows the plot of the movie with my own little twists. Side note: for story purposes, the characters ages have been upped slightly to fit with my plot. In the first book, the ages were as follows: Lucy: twelve Edmond: fourteen Susan: sixteen Peter: Seventeen Diana: fourteen In Prince Caspian the ages are as follows: Lucy: fifteen Edmond: seventeen Susan: nineteen Peter: twenty Caspian: eighteen Diana: she doesn't even know her exact age

(Peter Pevensie Story) COMPETED Stepchild Elizabeth Kane and long lost friend of the Pevensies reunite unexpectedly as they all are taken to the English countryside from the safety of World War II. One by one, they discover a magical land which they must fulfill a prophecy in order to defeat the White Witch. Elizabeth finds out that she herself has her own prophecy which will help her find out her true past. All rights go to C.S. Lewis for the amazing story that he has shared with us and for many more to come.