Hey guys, its me MissGirlNextDoor. Sorry I have not updated a whole lot, but im here again. Yay! I've had a lot of comments while i was gone about my character being a "Mary Sue" so therefore I will be making so changes in the chapters to come. If you guys have any ideas to change up my charcter please feel free to tell me. Once again i hope you guys like it!
Only Hope by: MissGirlNextDoor
Chapter 1
Lilyanna carefully watch the Pevensives and Mr. Beaver try to set a fire while Mrs. Beaver tends to the Fox. She couldn't make herself known, on Aslan's orders. The Fox winced as Mrs. Beaver tried tomend it. Lily wished that she could help. She
could find a couple mending leaves, which were common in Narnia. Not many knew how to identify plants or the animals in Narnia, they just figured whothey were by knowing their last names. Lily didn't really have a last name. To some of the
creatures in school, Lily was a strange animal. She was actually a human. Instead of hooves or horns, Lily hadhuman legs, which came with a package of a human body. Lily had normal Narnian parents but she knew that she was adopted. Her real
parents must have of slid her downstream when she was just ababy. Her adopted parents picked Lilyanna up and took her home with them. There was a fuss a while about whether she was a Daughter of Eve or not. They figured that no more
children like her hadcome downstream, they figured she was just a plain little child, which turned out not to be true. She had some kind of special magic, the power of controlling nature and its animals. Although she cancontrol nature, she cannot
get rid of this horrible winter (unfortunately). She figured she had this power when she was about 7. Lilyanna is now 15 years old, sitting the bushes, in the freezing cold,wearing only a light cloak over her long-sleeved, winter blue dress. After the
Fox left, Lily noticed fear across each Pevensives face and- something else too. She couldn't quite put her finger on stifled a silent yawn and soon enough, Lily fell into a gentle slumber.