There's a part of the prophecy that no one ever heard. It speaks of a Guardian who will guide the sons of Adam and daughters of Eve and protect them from evil. But maybe the Guardian doesn't want to help them; She has lost everything because of this stupid prophecy so why should she? Will the Guardian do what she has to do? Will she even lay her life on the line for them?

Philip is not as young as he once was. He isn't certain when this came to pass, as he remembers his "glory days," quite well, but he's not about to let his Boy realize it, not if he can help it.

They were having the best of times until some bandits stole from them. All the Pevensies, except Peter, and Caspian run off to catch them but turn up empty handed. Caspian is left to tell the High King that they lost them. But, he takes it better than expected and the results are marvellous, for Peter. Peter/Caspian

Modern days. Narnia was a well-oiled company owned by the Pevensies. Within the skyscraper of Cair Paravel, the heart of Narnia, everything ran uneventfully. The only drama was the complex feeling between Edmund Pevensie and his right-hand woman, Rosalie Westwood. What would happen when a dark force, Telmar Gang, stepped into the picture? And what's with the mysterious guy Caspian?

Just as Edmund stumbles upon a historical discovery, a mysterious threat arises against Narnia and two girls with a strange backstory find refuge in Anvard. Can Edmund make the connection among the three? Or will the sudden tensions between him and Peter result in Narnia's ruin?

Even years after the Battle of Beruna (or whatever the battle in LWW was called) took place, Peter has been going back to his grave each month, thinking about the past, thinking about what he could've done... until, years after the Battle, years after his Death, one particular person comes back to Peter, telling him to let go.

Aslan gave Aravis ten wounds, one for each of the lashes inflicted upon a slave girl in her childhood home. This is the story of Mufiyah, whose drugged sleep facilitated the young Tarkheena's ride to freedom, and who paid the price for her mistress's escape.

Rosamar arrived in the city on the day Caspian was crowned. She doesn't know him, doesn't want to know him. But she's unwittingly made an enemy in her new home, and soon Caspian himself is caught with her in an intricate web of secrecy and lies. She just wants to protect her faeries, but can she trust the king? Can he trust her?

What happened when the last Telmarine went through the Door? Missing moment from PC; one-shot.

Inspired by Like Water For Chocolate by Laura Esquivel. Carlotta is a princess from the Southern Wastes sent to Narnia to marry well. What happens when she ensnares the attention of not one but two eligible bachelors? Rating will probably change in later chapters

Peter and Edmund finally move out of their mother's house and into their own! Susan comes bearing cookies baked by her and 'Lu. Love is revealed, questions are asked, etc. Lol. Pairing: Peter/Edmund. Warning: MATURE ADULT CONTENT!

"What if she does! I almost killed all of you!" Edmund all but screams. That was it. The elephant of the room. The reason why Edmund still struggled with nightmares 6 months after they defeated Jadis.

After the siege of Anvard, a Tiger is clingy, a King gets inkstains, a Queen goes courting, Horses share deeds of great daring, Crows make wagers, stories are forgotten, and a Faun is a diplomatic liar and most unreliable narrator. Written for the 2015 Narnia Fic Exchange

The Duke of Galma's daughter, as Caspian said, squints and has freckles. But how did she feel when the King of Narnia returned with his bride? A sort of missing moment from the return voyage of The Dawn Treader.

Polly has an iron poker, a pocketknife, and a police whistle. She's ready for anything. Written for Liz Culmer for the 2015 Narnia Fic Exchange.

When Lucy dreams, she dreams of lions.

Things are looking grim for defeated, humiliated Rabadash; his future—personal and political—is balanced on a knife-edge. But there are other, unknown powers involved, very keenly interested in how matters will unfold for him, and for Calormen... This story was first published as part of the NFE 2015. Thanks to betas autumnia and asakiyume. Rated T for mild moral complexity.

Wouldn't it be nice? If life was perfect? If there was a world where animals could talk and great castles rose by the sea. A paradise where the good prevails and the evil fall, where forgiveness and warmth ran like water? It sounds nice, it sounds wonderful. But it's only a lie. A perfect, wondrous lie. This is reality, and reality is never so kind.

Far in the Southern provinces of Calormen, a young devotee of Zardeenah contemplates her life and how it relates to the larger world. Meanwhile, a young Captain does his duty. (Also features Corradin Tarkaan.) / Worldbuilding, Calormene religion, coming-of-age. Written in the Narnia Fic Exchange 2015. Rated for some results of violence and "minor suggestive adult themes".

In which Various Personages fall from above, and Eustace is Very Occasionally but Not Never capable of Doing Things.

"...There was a word which, if spoken, would destroy all living things except the one who spoke it. I learned it in a secret place and paid a terrible price to learn it."

Alan isn't sure who Edmund Pevensie really is - but whoever he is, he has even more secrets than Alan himself. Chronicles of Narnia/The Imitation Game crossover. Magical realism.

This is after Peter and Susan find out they can never return to Narnia, and when Susan decides to forget it happened. She loses touch with her family and gets caught up in boys, fashion, etc. But it will also, hopefully, include a last meeting with Aslan.

Lucy pretended to hate him. Kinda ooc, kinda au one-shot. My first story. Lucian, 'cause they're perfect. Don't like, don't read.

This is a short passage of how the professor meets Aslan for the last time, after The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. This is based on the book, not the movie. This is also my first fanfic, so I would appreciate all comments and criticisms. Also, I do not own any of the characters or places, they are all creations of the amazing C.S.Lewis.