Chronicles of Narnia, Susan/Aravis - Last wish
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TITLE: Last wish
PROMPT: #446, face
FANDOM: Chronicles of Narnia
PAIRING: Susan/Aravis
RATING: T
WORD COUNT: 200
Susan stood among broken, ivy covered walls. She tried to not cry much. Since she found how many years passed in Narnia, she knew it will end like that. But she had to see it. War was over, Caspian became a king, her brothers and sister were celebrating their victory. But she just took a horse and came here, where Anward stood once. In the shadows on the crumbling walls she thought she saw shapes of the good, ancient times when she was a queen and Aravis was her princess. Her only one, beloved princess. She couldn’t forget about her.
„Why it ends like that?“, she asked, feeling familiar presence nearby, „I can’t even put some flowers on her grave...“
„Narnia and your world are different, my child... And you knew that your romance with her was a sin...“, said Aslan.
„If so then promise me one thing“, Susan turned to the Lion. There was no sign of sadness in her eyes. Despite her age, she looked like a queen Susan the Gentle again. „Promise me that I won’t have to return to Narnia again. This world might be beautiful, but it’s empty for me without seeing her face“.
TITLE: Last wish
PROMPT: #446, face
FANDOM: Chronicles of Narnia
PAIRING: Susan/Aravis
RATING: T
WORD COUNT: 200
Susan stood among broken, ivy covered walls. She tried to not cry much. Since she found how many years passed in Narnia, she knew it will end like that. But she had to see it. War was over, Caspian became a king, her brothers and sister were celebrating their victory. But she just took a horse and came here, where Anward stood once. In the shadows on the crumbling walls she thought she saw shapes of the good, ancient times when she was a queen and Aravis was her princess. Her only one, beloved princess. She couldn’t forget about her.
„Why it ends like that?“, she asked, feeling familiar presence nearby, „I can’t even put some flowers on her grave...“
„Narnia and your world are different, my child... And you knew that your romance with her was a sin...“, said Aslan.
„If so then promise me one thing“, Susan turned to the Lion. There was no sign of sadness in her eyes. Despite her age, she looked like a queen Susan the Gentle again. „Promise me that I won’t have to return to Narnia again. This world might be beautiful, but it’s empty for me without seeing her face“.