A special light for a special tree.

25 Narnian Oneshots, posted from December 1st to December 25th, featuring assorted characters, settings, time periods, and worlds, as well as a couple AU scenarios! — Challenge started by @forever a narnian on Instagram. All original prompts listed in chapter titles.

A collection of Christmas one-shots (well, sometimes two-shots).

Loosely based on a Narnia story my sister and I wrote as kids. The Pevensies are sent to Narnia in 1945, but this time a witch's curse has transformed them into mermaids. The only way out of this dastardly curse is to find true love, but where can one find that in Narnia?

Upon the childrens' return home from the countryside, the children struggle to adjust and Peter and his mother fight for authority. One-shot that may end up with multiple chapters later. May include spanking in later chapters so don't read if this isn't your cup of tea.

One-shot. "Things always work according to their nature." - C.S. Lewis. [Inspired by a true story. Rated T for controversial subject matter.]

It is hard to return home, and harder still to leave. Liliandil and Caspian on the journey home.

One-shot. Aslan's come back to Narnia, but not everyone's in a joyful mood. [My first Tumnus-centric fic. Contains brief language, tough subject matter, and a massive overhaul of my writing style.]

Eight years into their reign, the Pevensies are returning from a peaceful journey to meet with one of their northern lords when they are set upon and captured. Alone and at the mercy of a cruel marauder lord, the Pevencies must rely on Aslan and each other for strength to survive this trial. They hope for rescue, but will it come too late? [Edmund-centric] [Rated T for violence]

As it so happens, when you don't reach for someone, they tend to be left behind. When others try to reach them instead, the ranks of the lost simply grow. Peter didn't grab Edmund's hand. Lucy tried to reach him. Now the two of them are alone on opposite ends of a world they used to know. NO ROMANCE!

The Pevensies are physically affectionate people. As they grow closer to Caspian, living and working side-by-side to rebuild Narnia, they naturally start to include him. When Caspian reacts badly, they realize he's not be a touchy kind of person, and try to stop. But things aren't that simple… (All the Pevensies are there but you can only tag four characters.)

In the wilds of Narnia's forests grows a leafy, purple-streaked plant that causes intense pain when eaten. As such, it's good for getting people to talk…though not always the person who was dosed. Edmund is poisoned. Caspian tries to distract him.

Some Telmarines chose to stay, when Caspian and the Pevensies returned Narnia to her people. That doesn't mean all of them support their new rulers. Edmund runs afoul of one who doesn't. Featuring protective!Peter, Pevensie sibling cuddlepiles, and minor Casmund pre-shipping. Rated for violence (probably could have been T but I'm paranoid.)

Edmund has been captured, but Caspian is there to get him home again. Casmund, established relationship. Hurt/comfort oneshot featuring more snuggling than plot.

This is a Narnian fairytale that contains no violence or bad language so it is suitable for all ages.

Three years have passed and Ana sets sail with Caspian aboard the Dawn Treader. When Lucy, Edmund, and their annoying cousin Eustace join them, she is overjoyed to see her friends again. However, there are many challenges ahead and Ana's darkest nightmare comes to light. What will happen to the Phoenix Warrior? Sequel to "Warrior With the Heart of Fire”

A bard tells the Narnian court, assembled for Christmas, a tale.

A Narnian tale set at Christmas featuring Father Christmas and the Norse Loki, who accidentally stumbled into the magical land. Some rough and tumble fighting but no actual graphic violence or death. No bad language. This is a companion piece to my story 'a tale for twelfth night'.

One-shot. A wolf's wedding is crashed by an unwelcome visitor. [Sequel to Chapters 1, 4, and 5 of "Real Life." Rated T for Biblical language and British slang that may offend some readers.]

In 'The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe' Edmund saw a statue that appeared to be a dragon in the courtyard of the White Witch's castle. How could that be...unless it was a good dragon?

Short, standalone pieces associated with the little white rabbit who first existed as part of A Rabbit's Trust. 1: A poem inspired by the one about Frodo and Samwise, in LotR. Uploaded in haste because there are still hours left of nanowrimo, and words still to get.

Caspian est en fuite. Il se cache dans la forêt, attendant le bon moment pour lancer une attaque sur le Château et récupérer ce qui lui appartient de droit. Pour parvenir à ses fins, il a une idée, terrible et insensée : rallier à sa cause Alena, garde d'élite de Miraz, qui ne sait pas encore qu'il est en vie.

Cornélius voit bien que depuis son retour de l'Odysée, le Roi Caspian n'est pas heureux. D'abord, il est revenu seul du Pays d'Aslan. Ensuite, son étoile préférée a disparus et enfin son anniversaire approche. Entre souvenir et aventure, Caspian va-t-il enfin avoir une fin heureuse ? Le titre s'inspire de Disney mais ça s'arrête là.

CHAPTER 5: The wolf gets an unexpected visitor.

When Caspian's self-doubts overwhelm him on the eve of the Second Battle of Beruna, Peter checks on him. While Peter has been kinder since their encounter with the White Witch, this is the first time the two of them are alone, and the past few days of fighting have left their mark. Will Peter be able to help Caspian overcome his fears or are they destined to never get along?