Wrong will be right, when Aslan comes in sight,
At the sound of his roar, sorrows will be no more,
When he bares his teeth, winter meets its death,
And when he shakes his mane, we shall have spring again.
When Adam's flesh and Adam's bone,
Along with The Prophesied One,
Sit at Cair Paravel in throne,
The evil time will be over and done.
...
A noise awoke Mrs. Beaver from a deep sleep. She got out of bed, careful not to wake Mr. Beaver in the process, and made her way to the kitchen. Making a cup of tea, she pondered what had woke her up. Just as she was about to pour the tea, she heard the noise again. Almost like some beast was crying out. In fact, the more she listened, the more it sounded like a cry for help.
"Mr. Beaver!come quickly! Now is not a time for sleep. Get out of bed and help me! Some beast is crying out in the wood!"
"I'm coming Mrs. Beaver. No need to raise a racket!" After Mr. Beaver had gotten up and talked his wife, he went outside to search for whatever was causing such a racket.
"Oh my. What happened hear?" Mr. Beaver came upon a sight that would stay with him for the rest of his life.
"Mrs. Beaver! Come quick!" Before him, their lay a human, and her child. Of course he didn't know that they were human, no human had ever been in Narnia since its creation.
"Oh Aslan! Those poor creatures! What are they? They look like hairless, hornless, hoof-less mutant fauns!"
"Mrs. Beaver! It doesn't matter what they are, the white witch obviously sent her enforcers to get rid of them, and anyone SHE wants dead, we want alive! And that's final." Mr. Beaver sniffed the woman, "Oh. It's to late to help that one. He/she is gone to the land beyond the sea. But as far as I can tell, the young one is still alive. Lets take it back to the dam, and I'll go get Tumnus and his father. Perhaps they know what it is." And with that, the beavers took the child away from the bloodshed. Little did they know, that the child was the start of the beginning of the prophesy. And so it begins. The end of The White Witch's reign is near.