Post by Narnia RPG on Jun 25, 2008 14:24:44 GMT -5
Aslan's words struck her harder than any other. She could no longer return to Narnia. But she, determined to return to the home of her lover, has found her way back. Her other three siblings return to Narnia to retrieve her only to find that Narnia has taken a turn for the worst in her coming. Susan had defied Aslan.
Queen Lucy, the Valiant, followed came to Narnia for so many reasons that to list them all here would take more than a day to write. When she first came she was happy for returning, worried for her sister, and concerned about Aslan as well as the rest of the Narnians. She would often leave in the night in hopes of seeing the great lion. On one of these nights she did not return.
Queen Lucy's disappearance has been a powerful blow against the moral of the Narnians. The fact that no trace was left of her, not even tracks to follow, led many to believe it was a flying beast that took her. The many bits and foliage that had been pulled apart as she fled forced others to believe this beast was no beast, but a man. But, ever so rarely, a great paw print would bee seen near the path young Lucy was said to have followed. Some believed Aslan was her murderer.
Join the Narnians as the search to find Queen Lucy, as well as her captor, begins. Dark enemies await, and even Aslan seems to be against them.
*Canon characters taken or cannot be played-
-Susan
-Lucy
Queen Lucy, the Valiant, followed came to Narnia for so many reasons that to list them all here would take more than a day to write. When she first came she was happy for returning, worried for her sister, and concerned about Aslan as well as the rest of the Narnians. She would often leave in the night in hopes of seeing the great lion. On one of these nights she did not return.
War has come to all Narnia
Queen Lucy's disappearance has been a powerful blow against the moral of the Narnians. The fact that no trace was left of her, not even tracks to follow, led many to believe it was a flying beast that took her. The many bits and foliage that had been pulled apart as she fled forced others to believe this beast was no beast, but a man. But, ever so rarely, a great paw print would bee seen near the path young Lucy was said to have followed. Some believed Aslan was her murderer.
Join the Narnians as the search to find Queen Lucy, as well as her captor, begins. Dark enemies await, and even Aslan seems to be against them.
*Canon characters taken or cannot be played-
-Susan
-Lucy