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Cressida's whole world is one frozen prison. The land of Narnia was long ago plunged into eternal winter by the White Witch, Jadis Queen of Narnia. The powerful sorceress who stole Cressida from her home and her people. Cressida is little more than a trophy in Jadis's fortress of magic and fear, until the sons of Adam and daughters of Eve reignite her hope. The Narnian's only have one chance to end winter and dethrone Jadis. Cressida has one important choice; risk everything for her freedom or remain by Jadis's side. And Cressida is no pet. Peter Pevensie x OC Promised Rulers Book I Rankings: #1 PeterPevensie 20/11/24 #1 Narnia 27/07/25 #1 NarniaFanfiction 29/11/24 #1 PevensieSiblings 05/01/25 #1 Aslan 18/02/25 #1 GoldenAge 11/06/25 #1 EdmundPevensie 17/06/25 #1 LucyPevensie 03/08/25 #1 Princess 23/02/26 #2 TheLionTheWitchAndTheWardrobe 06/05/25

They say If you're brave enough to say goodbye, life will reward you with a new hello. But what if you don't need new hello's, for the only hello you need, is the one you will never want to say goodbye to. | ©royallnarnian |

<< Based on the movies directed by Andrew Adamson, Michael Apted and Joe Johnston, "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" and "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" >> Alex had enough with Kings and Queens; being a servant at the Telmar Palace does that to you. The only royal person she could ever learn to tolerate was her best friend, Prince Caspian. And even his life was ruined because of the title. As Caspian is forced to flee the castle the night of his cousin's birth, Alex's father appoints her with the task of keeping him alive. She had no skills at sword fighting or any experience at surviving outside the castle whatsoever... But, hey, at least her father gave her a reliquary and a final piece of advice: "Be brave." Things go south, like they only can when a teenage girl is given the responsibility of taking care of a fugitive Prince. Coincidentally, her only chance at succeeding at her mission is hanging around with yet... more Kings and Queens. Ancient and legendary ones, at that. Destiny works in mysterious ways, they say. And hers was determined to make it really hard to decipher. The only hint being a boy.

When thirteen-year-old Margaret Kirk, the quiet and clever great-niece of Professor Digory Kirke, comes to stay at the old country estate during wartime, she expects nothing more than dusty books and rainy afternoons. But everything changes when she discovers the truth behind her great-uncle's stories-and follows the Pevensie siblings through the wardrobe into the magical world of Narnia. Unlike the Pevensies, Margaret does not rush into battle or prophecy. Instead, her wisdom, empathy, and knack for languages quickly earn her a place in Narnian hearts. Guided by the teachings of Aslan and ancient scrolls hidden in Cair Paravel, Margaret becomes the youngest royal advisor in Narnian history-Lady Margaret, the Wise. She counsels Peter with patience, steadies Edmund's doubts, and gently guides Lucy's boundless curiosity. But it is with Susan, the second eldest and most skeptical of the siblings, that Margaret shares her most unexpected bond. What begins as quiet companionship-reading in the palace library, stargazing on castle walls-blossoms into a gentle, unspoken love. In Susan, Margaret finds courage; in Margaret, Susan finds peace. Their affection is soft, tender, and true-a light in the long winters and fierce wars to come. Through fierce battles, whispered betrayals, and the golden age of Narnia, Lady Margaret remains a pillar of wisdom and heart. She is not a warrior, nor a queen, but something just as vital: a voice of reason, compassion, and hope. A girl from a forgotten corner of England who helped shape a kingdom-and loved a queen along the way. "Some are called to rule, some to fight," Aslan once said. "And some, like Margaret, to remind them why it matters."

[Book 1] For nearly two years, Pommella Loran Kirke, a dear friend to the Pevensie siblings, had been living life normally. With average marks and no mother, Pommella was quite a normal fifteen-year-old teenager. During a trip to boarding school, however, her life is changed forever. She, along with the four Pevensie siblings, is magically transferred to a magical country called Narnia. There, she meets Caspian X, whom she is distantly related to, by a certain blood pact created by their mothers. Strange feelings occur. Hatred, jealousy. And before she knows it, Pommella had fallen in love with the very person she previously thought she hated. . . Edmund Pevensie.

Stella lives with her uncle Digory until something unexpected happened Her brother had killed himself a month later when they're parents died in a fire Since then she had alot of problems in school and she got in alot of fights but when the 4 siblings came will things change or will they be the same as always Find out who is endgame while you read!!!

You met Edmund and the rest of the Pevensie's when you went for tea around their house. Edmund didn't speak to you much as he was known as the moody sibling. After a year you two have some chemistry. Watch their chemistry grow into the most greatest love story along the way.

Literally just fanfiction about Edmund from Narnia. This will consist of: sibling fics (aw) like wholeosme stuff ships (literally only caspian x edmund bc who else, but im open for suggestions) i like the au of the white witch snatching edmund when he was young and raising him, so maybe that a lot angst sum other stuff including aus etc i dont think i'll write oc's!!! or y/n, sorry!!

Elysian- adjective. Beautiful or creative; divinely inspired; peaceful and perfect. Abigail Darling has never truly known where she truly belongs. Yes, she may be pretty, desired and popular but she want's to be more than just the 'pretty darlings girl'. She has always felt different from other people; having the ability to find beauty in anything. Abigail has only one true friend ,Susan Pevensie, Susan's brother Peter was always caught Abigails eye. But she knew that their relationship could never happen. Right? But when Susan brings her on an adventure to a wonderful land called Narnia, will her feelings for her best friends brother grow,or be destroyed?

Lena has been put on trial and Edmund is trying to help her but there is a new evil rising in Narnia. A dark threat that could destroy everything and to defeat it the Pevensie's elemental abilities are expanding. Can they defeat this new threat before it is too late? Disclaimer - I own nothing except the plot and my original characters!

Right now, Agatha Langford's husband is waking up a young boy on another continent. Right now, she's dressing for school when she used to be a world renowned scientist. This is the story of how they find their way back. This what coming to grips with another life looks like.

This story is based on the Narnian characters. ~•Susan Pevensie•~

6 kingdoms. 3 villains. One alliance. The land of Narnia has been at peace for years after the white witch has been overthrown by the Pevensie siblings... or has it? Where doubt, revenge and fear dwells monsters and creatures of corruption and chaos lie waiting for orders of destruction. The prophecy that was once uttered but forever remembered awaits the chosen monarchs to rise to their destinies. Will they be able to overcome their worst fears or would fatal flaws win their cause? Book cover by: @rAinneAinne Warning: This is a fanfic made by three teenage friends just being delulu so don't even expect much guys 😜.

Peter fell in love with Caspian, while Edmund fell in love with Lev (Caspian's twin) What happens when Peter leaves and Edmund wants to help? Will Peter see Caspian again? Will the Pevensie boys be excepted? What does Lucy think? What does Susan think? Read and lets see.

Edmund, Eustace and Hermione have to find Lucy, Peter and Caspian before it's to late but with it being a different world to Eustace and Edmund how will it effect them on their journey.

Peace has come to Narnia - or so the songs insist. From the sun-bright courts of Cair Paravel, the four Pevensies reign over a kingdom newly freed from winter's long shadow. The rivers run clear, the forests speak kindly again, and ambassadors crowd the marble halls bearing gifts wrapped in careful smiles. To Narnia, this is the dawn of the Golden Age. To its young monarchs, it is something far more fragile. For crowns weigh differently than swords, and the work of peace is written not in victories but in compromises: in border disputes quietly smoothed over, in treaties inked beneath watchful eyes, in the uneasy stillness along the northern marches where old powers have begun, once more, to stir. Beloved though they are, Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy remain children of another world - praised as saviours, watched as rulers, and never entirely certain where the story of them is meant to end. As court factions shift, alliances strain, and whispers from the North grow teeth, the four must learn what it truly means to govern a land that has claimed their loyalty... if not yet their belonging. Because in Narnia, peace is a living thing. And even in the Golden Age, it can bleed.

You are the youngest Pevensie and when your siblings were sent away you weren't aloud to go with them. You missed them very much and enjoyed their stories what they told. You knew it couldn't possibly be real, them living in a magical kingdom being kings and queens and fighting evil witches? Well you soon to realise that it isn't all fairy tales.