Lucy Pevensie Prince Caspian Novels & Stories

"Chase me, Father!" Shouted the eight-years-old Princess Amayah of Lancayan. They are in the palace garden and are having fun playing. Her father, King Kendra chases after her while laughing. They were also accompanied by her older sister, Princess Aloha and their mother, Queen Aruha. They picture a happy family that anyone would envy.

The Packhouse is so quiet. Lumina moves through it on bare feet, a small sound in the wide dark. Her hand finds the door to the children’s room without thinking. The moon cuts a pale strip across the floor. Inside, the twins breathe even and slow. The little prince is curled against the side of the crib the way he always curls, thumb at his lip, hair mussed. Lumina's throat is tight.

He was not only the star athlete and most popular guy in school, but he was also one out of three Lycans who attended this school. Kierian was none other than the Lycan Prince and someone I had harbored a crush on since we were kids, except he didn’t remember me. Right now, it was a good thing, because I didn’t want him to look at me with pity. When he learned about what happened to my family. Those intense ice-blue eyes were the last ones that I wanted to look at me with pity in them.

Instead, he folded his arms and whispered to himself, “Run, little prince. Run as fast as you want. The game has just begun.” The R8 didn’t notice him. Not yet. They vanished into the night, Kael swallowed up by freedom once more. *** The cicadas were loud outside, their songs weaving through the open balcony of Elias’s bedroom. The smell of incense lingered faintly, mixed with the salt of sea air that drifted in from the coastline.

Whoever sent it had used the staff as their shield—or perhaps the writer was one of them. The corridors leading to the back halls smelled faintly of smoke and starch, the lingering traces of laundry, cooking, and scrubbed floors. She had walked these passages as a child, trailing after her nursemaids, but now she felt like an intruder. Servants were not used to seeing their princess wandering these halls alone at night. She caught sight of two young maids whispering near the laundry doors. When they saw her, they dropped into quick bows, faces paling. “Princess,” one stammered.

“If you can’t work out how to get to the Veil, you might be able to go through Lumen instead. I want to believe that’s what he meant.” His words gave me a flicker of hope, and I wasted no time involving the one who must have known this already. ‘Lumia?’ She let out a long, exaggerated sigh. ‘So the prince has unfortunately figured it out, and decided to entertain all of us with another one of his bad ideas.’ she yawned. ‘How amazing.’ I couldn’t stop the small laugh that escaped me, making Kylan lift a brow in response. “Nothing,” I said quickly, shaking my head before closing my eyes again.

Two years have passed after Henzie gave birth to her first son, now Zee has also started to grow because her growth is very fast, exceeding vampire babies in general, but her growth will stop at a certain time. Now the little prince is playing with his aunty and uncle in the back garden, Zee the crown prince of Lord Kevin, the leader of the Lioncourt Clan who is now 10 years old, so that's how they felt because they found the little prince had grown that big.

staring at the room she was in she realized it was her father's study room ‘what a great opportunity’ she exclaimed in her heart as she clasped her hands together. Closing the door Lucy started ransacking the files in the drawer she scoffed “seems like he deemed my father's properties useless” she muttered silently, ‘Just watch how I ruin you with it’ she added in her mind. After searching for a while, she knew she had to leave early to avoid suspicion, she sighed as her shoulders dropped in disappointment, she couldn't get the book but then an ash book caught her eyes, grabbing it she saw the words written boldly ‘The Creatures That Shapeshift’ her eyes lit up,

Though, I think she was clueless about it, and I wasn’t going to be the one to point it out to her. Of course, I was still locked into my room for most hours of the day, but I did have the immense bookshelf in my room to keep me company when Moira wasn’t around. I had finished five books, and they served as a much-needed distraction when my mind wandered to my father or the monsters that lay beneath the castle. “Focus faerie.” Prince Devin’s voice snapped out, pulling me from my thoughts. He was crouched low to the ground, ready to jump me. We had just started working on grappling on the ground, and honestly, I wasn’t great at it.

Everybody in the room turned to look at him then he continued by saying, "I would like to introduce all of you to His majesty the Vampire king and his wife the lovely Vampire queen." After he said those words surprisingly Caspian's parents came through the door and everybody bowed causing me to do the same. They looked so different from when I saw them as this time they were wearing crowns on their heads, walking gracefully and being led to the dining table by Vampire guards. I looked at Caspian then it hit me that he was a Vampire prince. I then thought to myself here I thought Vampires or princes didn't exist but now I have both of them in one person. I guess I had finally found my prince