✓ | WARRIOR | Peter Pevensie V.S. Prince Caspian | WATTYS2017 - ˗ˏˋ 𝓯𝓱𝓻𝓮𝔂𝓪 ˎˊ˗

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Reads 199,528
Votes 7,339
Parts 17
Time 2h 18m

"What did you say your name was again?" Peter asked with a slight narrow of his eyes. 
    
    "Hero," she replied with her chin up high as she looked him straight in the eyes. 
    
    "Hero? But. . .you're a girl - "
    
    "Dear Aslan," she rolled her eyes, turning on her heel to walk away from the boy. 
    
    "Is it short for something?"
    
    "Shut up, Peter the Magnificent."
    
                                            ♚
    
    
    Hero was no damsel in distress, she made that pretty clear when she refused Peter's help. Hero was no princess in disguise, it was rather obvious in the way she spoke informally to the High King. And Hero was definitely no ordinary sweetheart as she swung her sword as though she was born for battle. Hero was a fighter, a leader, a warrior. And the one thing she was extremely good at was getting on Peter Pevensie's nerves.All Rights Reserved

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"What did you say your name was again?" Peter asked with a slight narrow of his eyes. 
    
    "Hero," she replied with her chin up high as she looked him straight in the eyes. 
    
    "Hero? But. . .you're a girl - "
    
    "Dear Aslan," she rolled her eyes, turning on her heel to walk away from the boy. 
    
    "Is it short for something?"
    
    "Shut up, Peter the Magnificent."
    
                                            ♚
    
    
    Hero was no damsel in distress, she made that pretty clear when she refused Peter's help. Hero was no princess in disguise, it was rather obvious in the way she spoke informally to the High King. And Hero was definitely no ordinary sweetheart as she swung her sword as though she was born for battle. Hero was a fighter, a leader, a warrior. And the one thing she was extremely good at was getting on Peter Pevensie's nerves.

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