Chapters 9-16: The new beggining

           When they got to the stable, they hid behind it in the woods until the meeting came at dusk.  Then the ape and the lead Calorman lit the bonfire and the beasts and Calormen crowded around.  The ape told them that Aslan wasn't coming out every night any more.  The group of dwarfs laughed and said that was because he didn't have Aslan.  So they asked who should go through the stable door to see if Aslan was in there.  Ginger the cat offered to go in and see 'Tashlan.'  So he went in the stable door and came streaking out with wide eyes and bristled hairs and went straight up a tree and couldn't talk anymore.
           Then one of the Calorman offered to go in for he wanted to see Tash himself.  He went in and there was a great light and there was nothing else to be seen.  Then the Narnians from behind the stable jumped out and attacked the Calorman along with some of the wild beasts of Narnia.  Later more Calorman troups came in and attacked so the Narnians retreated and the Calorman threw them into the shack and much to Tirian's surprise, there was the four Pevincies, Eustace, and Jill, also Diggery and Polly as he had seen in his dream.
           For through the shack door, if you believed in Aslan, you came into his great world.  Aslan then showed up and Narnia started to end.  All the creatures and stars that believed in Aslan came through the doorway into the real Narnia but the ones who did not believe in Aslan were washed away into a river and carried far far off.
           Then Father Time woke up and blew his horn and Narnia's sun grew bigger, then Father Time reached out across the sea and crushed the sun.  Then Aslan had great King Peter shut the door forever.
           Then all the creatures went further up and further in where they met Reepicheep, Caspian the Seafearer, King Rilian the Enchanted, and many other Narnians of the past.  They went into a garden where Lucy discovered that beyond the land of Narnia there was England and they saw their mother and father far off waving at them, for all of them had really died in a train accident.
           And after that it was a new beginning of even greater adventures for all the Narnians.

Chapters 7-8: The Dwarfs and the Eagle

           On their way back to camp, they came upon a group of dwarfs, they told them the good news of not having to obey the ape anymore because he did not have the real Aslan.  The dwarfs doubted this because they had already been tricked, they decided that dwarfs were for dwarfs.  So they went on to their camp and on their way, they heard footsteps coming behind them.  It was one of the dwarfs and he decided to go with them.  So they went on to camp and slept the rest of the night.
           The next morning, Tirian, the dwarf, Jewel, and Puzzle got up early and started getting breakfast.  Jewel and Puzzle went out and grazed while the dwarf (Poggin) went out and killed some birds for breakfast.
           The other two kids didn't get up til almost 10:30 and by that time Poggin had breakfast ready.  After they ate, they noticed all of a sudden it got cold and the sky darkened and something stunk of a dead bird.  Then they all said, "Look!"  They looked over and saw Tash going through the forest.  Once he was out of sight it was sunny and warm again.  After that, they changed into Narnian armor again and went on to battle at the stable.
            On their way an eagle met them and told them that the Tisrocs army swept out Cair Parvel and killed Roonwit and the army.  So they went on to the stable.

Chapter 2-6: How the children came

About three weeks later the king and his friend, Jewel the Unicorn, were sitting near the kings hunting cabin, talking about spottings they had heard of of Aslan. While they were talking, Roonwit the Centaur came up and told them that he had heard of the spottings of Aslan, but the stars, (for most centaurs are star watchers,) were not showing the signs of Aslan, but of tragedy.
           A little while later a Dryad yelling out "Woe, woe, woe, woe for my brothers and sisters!  Woe for the holy trees!  The woods are laid waste.  The ax is loosed against us.  We are being felled.  Great trees are falling falling falling."  And with that she yelled , "a-a-a-h," she gasped in shuddering pain, shuddering as if with many blows, and she fell over and disappeared in a mist. All that were there knew that her tree had just been cut down.
           The king grew furious and sent Roonwit for Car Parvel to get a small army while he and Jewel went to the sight of the cutting. When they got there they saw two Carlormen with a talking horse in harness and whipping it. Anger came over the king and Jewel and they rushed upon them and killed them. They unbound the horse and asked him why they were doing such a thing, and it said, "by Aslan's orders." They were confused and gave themselves up to the Carlormen.
           The Carlormen brought them to an ape that was sitting in front of a shack and was dressed in the dumbest way, he had a scarlet shirt on which didn't fit him, jeweled slippers on his hind paws which hardly stayed on because they were made for feet, and a paper crown on his head. He claimed to be the speaker for Aslan. The Carlormen brought the two up to Shift and he took the kings sword and had them bound up.
          That night the king watched a big bone fire and a thing that looked like a lion come out of the shack. All the people and beasts bowed down to the lion.
           The next morning he woke up very thirsty and the day went by slowly. That night mice and other small creatures brang him food and water. That night he had a dream, (so he thought,) and he saw the Pevencie children, Jill and Eustace, and Diggory and Polly.  They saw him and noticed that he was Narnian.  He was not able to speak but they knew what he was there for.
           The next morning two children showed up and unbound him.  They told him that they were Jill and Eustace that helped King Rilian the disenchanted.  He led them to an old battle building and they stayed there that night.  That night, they went to the shack where the ape was and went up to it with caution.  There was a guard on site that was lightly sleeping.  Tirian snuck up on him and told him to tell him where the unicorn was otherwise it was death.  So he told him and they went and freed Jewel who was going to be executed the next morning.
           At the same time, Jill went into the shack and discovered that Puzzle was the one that was pretending to be the lion.

Chapter 1: Shift and Puzzle

           Shift and Puzzle lived in the far west, beyond Lantern Waste in Narnia. One day they were walking by the river when they spotted something coming down the waterfall; Shift told Puzzle to go and get whatever it was, (Puzzle did not want to do this but ended up doing it anyways,) and when they got on land they saw that it was a lion skin.

           Shift told Puzzle to some fruit while he made a coat for him. So Puzzle went and got the ape some fruit and while Shift sowed the lion skin. When Puzzle got back the ape had sowed the skin and put it on Puzzles back. He said, "You look wonderful, wonderful. If anyone saw you now, they'd think you were Aslan, the Great Lion, himself." Puzzle thought that would be terrible, but the ape said it wouldn't because everyone would listen to you, but Puzzle still didn't like the idea of pretending to be Aslan.