On a moonlit night, a boat with a precious cargo carries a regretful man to shore. These are the last hours of Sir Rhosin of Archenland. One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.

Alberta Scrubb is relieved Edmund and Lucy have left, but something's still not quite right. Could they have left something behind? Post-VDT. One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.

Alone in the dark with his thoughts, questions plague Jewel. What if Aslan... was not Aslan? One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.

Though the claw marks on her back have healed, Aravis doesn't much like the scars that remain. Aslan had a plan when He had wounded her; perhaps these scars play a part. One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.

James Stephens told the abolitionists of his having witnessed the beating of a slave woman and her child and the woman's confidence in rescue. Back in Jamaica, this is what transpired between mother and daughter that night. By Ariel of Narnia.

The only sounds that night were that of the sheep, Dauid's singing, and Grandfather's prayers for Messiah's coming... until angels fill the sky and deliver a glorious message. Based on Luke 2:8-17. By Ariel of Narnia.

From loss to loss, Hiro knows he can attribute his growth from despair to hope to his brother's invention. (Spoiler alert.) By Ariel of Narnia.

Five years ago, a travelling bard told a tale of the legendary dragon conqueror. He now returns with a new song to share. Sequel to "Dragon Conqueror". By Ariel of Narnia.

Arendelle is destroyed- by its own ruler. Very Dark!Elsa AU

Aslan told him he would be High King, that his brother would also be King, that his sisters would be Queens. But how can that prophecy be fulfilled when all that surrounds him is death? Golden Age.

It's their first Christmas without Dad, but he's not totally gone from them either. Inspired by Bing Crosby's "I'll Be Home for Christmas". Pre-LWW (Christmas 1940, to be historically correct). By Ariel of Narnia.

Peter promises he'll be home for Christmas, but is this a promise he'll be able to keep? Golden Age. Sentimental fluff.

Lucy shares the last minutes of her state visit with her friend, Lady Evia of Galma. As they pick roses in the garden, Lucy soon finds that Evia has a secret... and that she needs all the support she can get. Rated T for thematic elements, no femslash. By Ariel of Narnia.

"In those days, Mr. Sherlock Holmes was still living in Baker Street..." and the game is afoot. Lestrade is baffled and Holmes solves the case in the blink of an eye, per the norm. Except that Watson can't believe Holmes is calling his conclusion logical. After all, what can a smashed cab and a broken lamppost tell? Sherlock Holmes / Magician's Nephew crossover. By Ariel of Narnia.

Tenderly, so as not to disturb her rest, Caspian takes her cool hand in his and recalls days gone by. Book-verse, Caspian/Liliandil. By Ariel of Narnia.

Dean Hardcastle had once posed the question and there are days Mike agrees with her. But apparently, Sulley doesn't. Post-MU, pre-MI. One-shot. No slash. By Ariel of Narnia

"Here stand I, Jadis, the last but true queen. Here I will stay, if for a thousand years, till there come a day I am wakened. Here stand you, pilgrim. Break the spell. Strike the bell." By Ariel of Narnia.

What if Narnia had internet? What if every character had email? What would they say and to whom would they write? What kind of pranks, love letters, live chats, war threats and virus' would occur? Is someone out to get the quick typing kings and queens?

After giving in to Aragorn's request, Gandalf installs internet in Middle Earth. And he realizes, though others do not, just how much fun - or trouble - will be caused. From Pippin's pranks to Gollum spamming, Middle Earth will be turned upside-down!

Old things shall always pass away. Promises once made are fulfilled. All worlds and traditions and people eventually fade into legend. But for Sam, the end of the world is hingled on a final farewell. One-shot. No slash.

"Don't be silly, Eowyn!" laughed Eomer. "You wouldn't ride to war." Perhaps he said it out of ignorance or perhaps he said it because he knew he would rather leave her behind and know that she was safe. Young Eomer & Eowyn sibling fluff

Peter and Edmund have a much-needed conversation. A companion piece to "Counted Among the Traitors." Contains spoilers! Golden Age. No slash.

Not long after his coronation, Edmund is overwhelmed by the weight of his responsibilities. When Aslan gives him a chance to ask for what he wants in regard to his rule, the young king makes an unusual request. Little does he know that a coming test may well define him in the eyes of the Narnians. By Ariel of Narnia.

King Edmund the Just was once counted among the traitors, but now he is known throughout Narnia as a man of honor and truth, and the High King's trust in him can never be shaken. Or can it? Golden Age. No slash. Thanks to narniagirl11 for the great cover art!

Peter would give his life for Edmund, but he's helpless against the poison of a werewolf's bite. Is he beyond even Aslan's help? ***EXPANDED EDITION*** Golden Age. No slash.

Susan can't figure out just what Peter and Edmund have been doing to ruin all their socks, but she's determined to find out. Silly family fluff. Golden Age.

High King Peter issues a Royal Proclamation in defense of his honour and of the honour of his fellow Kings and Queens. Post Last Battle. Slash? Of course not. Don't make me laugh.

Edmund wants to know why he looks nothing like his siblings. Peter shows him they're more alike than he thinks. Post LWW. No slash.

After the railway accident, Susan must identify the bodies of her brothers and sister and face the memories she has denied. Post Last Battle.

A poem inspired by multiple "I AM" passages from the Bible and parts of The Chronicles of Narnia - especially, the "I was the Lion" speech and Aslan saying that he was himself in The Horse and His Boy. By Ariel of Narnia.