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They Shouted, Reveling by Roz McClure [PG]
Fandom: Narnia
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Why this story must be read:
This takes place during the Golden Age of Narnia, and thus makes its way into my favorites of Narnian fanfiction. I adore stories about the Pevensies during this time, working to nuture their beloved land into greatness and glory once more. I think it is full of wonderful stories that have yet to be told, and I am absolutely delighted when I find those that do take place during this period. It is also a particularly lovely Yule story.
Peter stood on the dais, holding a tall candle. The golden light glinted off his crown and ring, for the sword of a King is left in the armory at Yule, in hope that it will remain unused for all the next twelvemonth. Susan left Prince Rabadash to stand below her elder brother; Edmund rose and held a hand to his younger sister; Lucy tucked her hand into the crook of his arm and saw that all the Narnians in the Great Hall had gone silent and still, as the four Kings and Queens came together at the top of the room.
They Shouted, Reveling
Author on LJ:
roz_mcclureWhy this story must be read:
This takes place during the Golden Age of Narnia, and thus makes its way into my favorites of Narnian fanfiction. I adore stories about the Pevensies during this time, working to nuture their beloved land into greatness and glory once more. I think it is full of wonderful stories that have yet to be told, and I am absolutely delighted when I find those that do take place during this period. It is also a particularly lovely Yule story.
Peter stood on the dais, holding a tall candle. The golden light glinted off his crown and ring, for the sword of a King is left in the armory at Yule, in hope that it will remain unused for all the next twelvemonth. Susan left Prince Rabadash to stand below her elder brother; Edmund rose and held a hand to his younger sister; Lucy tucked her hand into the crook of his arm and saw that all the Narnians in the Great Hall had gone silent and still, as the four Kings and Queens came together at the top of the room.
They Shouted, Reveling