Elora's eyes cracked open, the sun was just beginning to rise. She quickly got dressed and went down to breakfast. Peter was standing in front of the doors looking worried.

"Is something wrong, Peter?" She asked, Peter sighed.

"What was that lady's name? The one that you didn't want near Edmund, I mean?" Peter asked, he wrung his hands nervously.

"Shianna. Why?" She questioned. Peter opened to door to the dining hall just a crack. Elora had to bite her lip to keep from crying. Edmund, along with Lucy and Susan was sitting at the dining table, listening and laughing as the little.... the little beast told some tale. Peter saw Elora getting upset and shut the door before anyone noticed they were there.

"That's her." Elora said dryly. Peter made a face.

"She's icky." He said, Elora gave a small smirk at the childish word. "I don't like her at- ooh!" Peter's grumbling turned to astonishment. Elora turned around to see what Peter had seen. When she turned around she was almost instantly on her knees, Peter was as well.

"Arise, Dear Ones." Aslan announced. Peter and Elora stood up and flashed each other an odd look.

"Aslan, why have you come?!" Elora asked, Aslan pressed his nose to her forehead, his mane tickled her cheek but she didn't pull away she wanted to stay with him like that forever. Finally he did pull back and did the same to Peter. When he pulled away from Peter he stepped back and looked at them both.

"It has been prophesied, long ago, thar a daughter from the line of Gratia and Mitis, eould deliver Narnia from brewing evil in Narnia." Aslan said gravely.

"I've never heard of it!" Peter exclaimed, Aslan looked at the High King.

"That, son of Adam, is because no one wishes to remember the failing of Gratia and Mitis." Aslan stated.

"What happened?" Elora asked in confusion, Aslan shook his head.

"My children, that that is for you to find out for yourselves. And watch out for dark magic." He looked at Peter.

Elora and Peter looked at each other in confusion before looking back at Aslan, but to their surprise and dismayal, he was already gone.