Narnia Prince Caspian Ending Song Novels & Stories

Her POV I was running out of food when we heard the shouting. A horn blew in the distance and I knew the camp was under attack. I closed my eyes and just listened to my salvation. The sound of battle rang around me and nothing had ever sounded so beautiful. Men were screaming and dying, horns were blasting and chaos was all around us. I couldn’t help the single tear that slid down my face, the distraction I so desperately craved had arrived. Sir Duggar was cussing and frantically running around the room attaching armor and weapons to his body.

Water surged, knocking men from their feet. When the light faded, she was gone. The prince stood unmoving, soaked from the waist down, red eyes glowing in the mist. Slowly, he looked at the rippling water where she’d vanished. A faint smile curved his mouth—not anger, but curiosity. “Run while you can, little moon,” he said softly. “The curse always finds its own.” --- Far downstream, Elara dragged herself from the current, coughing up river water and shaking. Her palms still burned from the spell. She pressed them to the mud, trembling.

Arden’s Point Of View There was a pause. “Big ask,” the voice said. “Belmont servers are fortified.” “I know,” I said. “That’s why I’m calling you.” Another voice chimed in on speaker, laughing softly. “Look at that,” he said. “The prince needs us.” “Less talk,” I snapped, even though I couldn’t help the faint edge of humour that tried to surface in my tone. “More work.” The first voice hummed.

"I'm sorry, my beautiful boy. I've been waiting for this day for years." Consciousness fled like smoke through his fingers. His last coherent thought was a fragment of an old lullaby she'd sung to him countless nights: Sleep now, sweet prince, let dreams take thee, Tomorrow you'll wake and... But he understood now that it had never been a lullaby at all. As awareness slipped away entirely, he heard her voice one final time. Distant. Formal. Speaking to someone who had entered the chamber. "It is finished. Send the Prince to them."

"Someone who would look a crown prince in the eye and make him look down at his own jacket." The wind came hard off the water and she held the railing and looked at the dark Atlantic below. "I need to talk to Caspian," she said. "Tonight." "I know." He was quiet for a moment. "Whatever you say to him, remember he didn't remove the fourth section. He inherited what was missing." "I know the difference between inherited wrong and committed wrong," she said. "I know you do." He straightened from the railing. "One more thing." She stopped.

Through the crack, he could see his son sleeping, clutching the drawing of the Phoenix. "I'm not letting her go, Aris," Caspian whispered, more to himself than to her. "The Phoenix doesn't find its peace by flying into the sun. It finds its peace when it comes home to the nest. And I will burn the entire world to the ground to bring her back." He shut the door softly. The hunt had officially begun.

Let the night embrace you, hear the lullaby it sings I'll keep watch over you, I'll keep you safe and warm Until the morning light, until the break of dawn You don't have to worry, you don't have to be afraid I'll protect you always, I'll never let you stray Just rest now, my princess, let your worries fade I'll be here beside you, I'll be here always Sleep now, my princess, drift away to dreams Let the night embrace you, hear the lullaby it sings I'll keep watch over you, I'll keep you safe and warm Until the morning light, until the break of dawn Sleep now, my princess, close your tired eyes Let my voice be your guide, as you drift off to the skies I'll be here beside you, I'll never let y

Alirion utters the Fire Lord’s name like a curse. “I shall get rid of him once and for all.” He states as he storms out with the orc. Once the Dark fairy is out of sight, the Princess embraces Caspian then cries nonstop. “My Princess please do not cry. I promise we’ll get out of here soon.” Caspian tries his best to calm the Princess. “No, I am not crying out of fear. I am in tears because of so much relief that you picked not to be like your uncle. Even though it is such a hard choice not to avenge your father, you overcome the hate so you will not turn out like him.”

Going to war wasn't anything new for him, he does that very often. "Right, thank you for telling me," I say holding a cold voice. I left the council and did all of my calls, I sent people to check on Caspian, and I sent him a million letters, he doesn't believe in email, but he does believe in letters but there was no answer from him, that until the day I heard the bad news. He was dead, Prince Caspian of the Summer Kingdom had died during the war, and his younger brother Prince Asher took his place as the next king and was the Fiance of Tatiana, the future queen consort.

I know you want me too ...and he’s singing to her... Ohh-ooh-oh-oh ...until the end... Pa-pa-ra, pa-pa-ra The music was over and there was silence, which Xania couldn't believe... ...with having the badboy prince in front of her.