Susan never stopped believing in Narnia. At least, not the way they all thought she did. Drabble.

A young adventurer arrives at the royal court during the Golden Age of Narnia. Contains no actual violence but some peril and an encounter with the undead.

Some of them walked away, and no matter what we did, we couldn't save them. T for violence.

It is Lucy, Edmund, and Eustice's first week aboard the Dawn Treader. Lucy, however, is feeling less than her best. *Lucy gets her first period*

My own version of how the ceratures of Narnia found out about their Kings and Queens' return. Phillip is in this story just because.

When the four children return to Narnia for the second time the country has been invaded by a foreign people. However, they're not the Telmarines. The four children are tasked by Aslan to free His people from those oppressing them, while enduring the same captivity and danger themselves.

Repost from 2009. In this extremely canon-mangling, modern-day AU, Pete Pevensie is a sarcastic NYPD detective who winds up in Narnia without his siblings. He must fight and win the Winter War alone, if he's going to sit on the throne of the High King. OOC Peter/OC(s).

When a Nazi pilot finds his way onto Narnia, he is only too glad to escape his cruel dictator. But will the British rulers allow him to stay?

Golden Age AU Mr. and Mrs. Pevensie find themselves suddenly in Narnia, not long after the defeat of the White Witch and the beginning of the Golden Age. Beside their newly crowned children, they grow to love the mysterious land of Narnia, Aslan, and the magical world that brought their family together once again.

Inspirowane lwem, czarownicą i starą szafą, bardziej filmem niż książką, ponieważ myślałam, jak Edmund musi się czuć po pogodzeniu się z innymi. Wina to tłumaczenie Guilt - RainbowOfNeedlessBeating- Nie posiadam Narni – Ali.

Edmund Pevensie hears Peter flirting with a pretty blonde mere days after they enter into a relationship. Filled with insecurities that could threaten their relationship, Peter shows Edmund his love for him

Four Assassins. Four Monarchs. Four unpleasant surprises.

'Peter, shivering with cold, leaned out into the darkness and pulled the Door to. It scraped over ice as he pulled it. Then, rather clumsily (for even in that moment his hands had gone numb and blue) he took out a golden key and locked it.' That's all well and good, but who gave the key to Peter?

Nuit FoF Digory Kirke ne sait pas quoi faire du bois de l'arbre tombé dans son jardin. Ce même arbre qu'il avait ramené de Narnia quelques années plus tôt. Un peu de spoiler sur le tome 1 Le neveu du Magicien

Nuit FoF SPOILER Tome 7 La dernière Bataille Os qui se passe après les événements du tome 7. Susan pense à sa famille.

A particularly cold night leaves dark memories lurking right beneath the surface of Edmund’s composure, threatening to shatter him but for a sibling’s love and consideration. Sorta fluff... if you squint.

Peter's thoughts during the LWW battle. He loves his little brother and it would break his heart to loose him. Movie Verse I don't own Narnia

A life is made of a million small moments, like stars scattered across the sky. (100-word drabbles featuring The Pevensies, Caspian, and others.)

There were many long, dark times in Narnia, when evil seemed unending and the dawn far off. But even there, there was rest for weary souls.

One-shot. Aslan came back to Narnia a little late, and someone died because of it.

"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." ― Ralph Waldo Emerson. Four vignettes exploring the four 'titles' C. S. Lewis briefly mentioned at the end of The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.

Adjusting back to being typical British school children after reigning as Kings and Queens of Narnia isn't easy for the Pevensie siblings.

Each of the Pevensies reflect on the lowest points in their life. Each character tells their own story and each POV is represented by a different verse of the song Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen

A welsh girl, Alma Pierce, was sent to live at the Professor's mansion at age 12 during the war. The Pevensies resided there too. Together, the five children went out on an adventure to save the land of Narnia and fulfill the prophecy. "Two Sons of Adam, and Three Daughter's of Eve, must take big steps and defeat the Evil Queen." (Eventual EdmundxOC) (Wholesome story of friendship)

No one was supposed to read it—not even Aslan. But the Lion wrote back, anyway. [Complete. See update in Letter 2.]