Disclaimer: I DO NOT own anything from Narnia. Just the OC's.
Anna sighed softly; her mind has been fogged up ever since the recent events that took place. Her mum died from a bombing in England, during the night. Therefore Anna and Sammy were sent to Professor Kirke's house. Sammy is about 12 of age and Anna is 14. Professor Kirke was a good friend of Anna's mum and gladly accepted to watch over her kids until they were grown up and ready to leave the house.
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It was another boring, slow day at Professor Kirke's house. Anna has been reading a book that she picked off the shelf, as for Sammy, she has been doing nothing but annoy Anna.
"Anna I'm bored," Sammy pouted sitting next to Anna on the couch.
"Then go do something," Anna said lifting her gaze from the book she's been reading for the past three hours.
"But you know there's nothing to do!" Sammy uttered in a complaining tone. Anna sighed putting down her book and rubbing her temples.
"Mrs. Macready said there are going to be a few kids coming to join us. You'll probably make some friends then," Anna pointed out to her sibling.
"When are they coming?" Sammy questioned. Anna grumbled, "I don't know Sam, why you don't go ask Mrs. Macready?"
"But she scares me," Sammy mumbled under her breath. Anna giggled, hugging her sister gently.
"You shouldn't be scared of anything. Being scared is a sign of weakness and you don't want that, now do you?" Anna questioned Sammy.
"No I don't," Sammy replied.
"Good, then you won't have a problem talking to Mrs. Macready," Anna said with a smirk.
"Ugh," Sammy responded, stomping out of the room. Anna chuckled, picking up her book and continued reading. A couple of hours of whining, stomping, and bickering, Mrs. Macready came and told us that she was going to get the Pevensie children. Sammy pleaded to Mrs. Macready if she could come with her and Mrs. Macready gave in.
After Sammy and Mrs. Macready had left, Anna went to Professor Kirke's study room. She knocked on the door gently and heard a soft voice telling her to come in.
"Ah, Hello Anna," Professor said, sitting at his desk with a couple of papers spread out on his desk.
"Hello Professor," Anna said with a soft smile. She closed the door behind her, standing awkwardly.
"Please sit down," The Professor said, motioning Anna to sit on the couch in his study room, "What can I help you with today?"
"I was wondering about the world of Narnia," Anna asked with curiosity. Professor Kirke took out his pipe and sat in the chair across from Anna.
"Narnia was created by the lion, Aslan. In fact, Narnia is merely a copy of his own land," Professor Kirke, explained while smoking his pipe.
"Wait, why did he make it a copy of his own land?" Anna asked with more interest.
"It's like a testing ground for the Narnians that live there, to be able to select those who are awarded salvation to only allow those he trust and respect into his own world," the Professor said going into more detail.
"So whoever goes into Narnia will be tested, from either being good or evil?" Anna asked.
"Yes, dear child. Aslan also brings in any sons of Adam or a daughter of Eve," Professor Kirke replied.
"And for what reason might that be?" Anna asked questionably.
"There are many reasons for that," Professor Kirke straight forward said. Anna nodded taking in the information she received.
"NO touching of the artifacts!" Mrs. Macready shouted. Professor Kirke chuckled while Anna smiled, "I guess the Pevensie children are here," Professor Kirke said getting up from the chair and moving to his desk.
"I better go introduce myself, huh?" Anna asked grinning.
"Play nice young one," Professor said, resuming his paper work. Anna giggled, "When do not?" Anna pranced out of the study room and went to go find the Pevensies. She got close to the living room, where she heard giggling and sly remarks. Anna smirked, leaning on the door frame, studying the newcomers.
"Anna!" shouted Sammy, tackling Anna to the floor.
"Why hello to you Sammy," Anna said giving Sammy a soft smile before getting up. Sammy took Anna's hand and led her to the Pevensies.
"This is Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy," Sammy said, pointing out to each one of the Pevensies. Anna nodded, taking in the features of each Pevensie.
"My name is Anna, nice to meet all of you," Anna said, smiling at them. They smiled back at me, except for Edmund who was staring off in space. Anna raised her eyebrow at him then Susan whispered in her ear, "Don't mind him, he's always like that." Anna laughed at the statement and Edmund gave her a questionable look.
Everyone got to know each other the rest of the day. Days passed since the Pevensies settled into the house and everyone became good friends. Later one night, Anna was in her room, peeling off the sheets from her bed, getting ready for bed. Then she heard a knock at the door.
"Come in," Anna said, sitting on her bed. Susan came in closing the door behind her. Anna gave her a warm smile, "What can I get for you Susan?" Susan sighed sitting next to Anna.
"Lucy has been having mixed up matters going on in her head," Susan said sadly. Anna looked at her with concern, "And what are these matters?"
"Well she's been going on and on about this place called Narnia. We don't believe her because she says you can go there by following the wardrobe upstairs to Narnia," Susan explained. Anna nodded, understanding what has been happening.
"Well you should believe her Susan," Anna said suddenly, looking at Susan straight in the eye. Susan looked at her with shock, "But there's no such thing as another world!" Susan said abruptly.
"I was told there is another world called Narnia and we should see if what Lucy said is true," Anna explained grabbing Susan's hand and leading her to the room at which the wardrobe was in. They both stood by the door of the wardrobe. Anna grasped the brass knob turning it slowly opening the door wide open.
"Do you want to go first?" Anna asked turning to Susan. Susan shook her head urging you to go first. Anna sighed, stepping into the wardrobe, pushing the coats to the side. Moving forward and forward into the wardrobe it soon became cold, and then Anna heard a crunching sound beneath her feet. She looked down, believe it or not, but it was snow. Susan came behind her and gazed out behind the trees.
"Unbelievable," Susan said in amazement.
Anna smirked, "Do you believe Lucy now?"