The old records tell of how the one-time King Miraz tried to control Narnia by slaying the old King, Caspian IX, in his sleep and usurping the throne. Records also tell us of how the Narnians gained back their freedom when the Golden Age Kings and Queens returned and helped Caspian X thwart his Uncle’s regime. Caspian met Aslan and was knighted by High King Peter, before shortly becoming King of Narnia. The Pevensies returned to England, with only two able to return: Edmund and Lucy.

Caspian’s reign was a glorious one, in which he righted all the wrongs his Uncle had made. However, evil is always round the corner. During Caspian’s following six years as King, a witch by the name of Magdalene had slowly come to power. Unlike Jadis, the White Witch, this one sought to rule over Narnia and Earth. How she learned of Earth remains a mystery, but what is known is that she is hell-bent on ruling over the two worlds, and she’s not alone. Jadis has returned and has a plan of her own: to kill this new Witch and take her place as rightful Queen of Narnia. Narnia and Earth were now in mortal danger.

Caspian X tried to defeat Magdalene and Jadis once but he was no match for them. In desperation, Caspian prayed to Aslan for a miracle, and a miracle did he get. Aslan has sent His Messenger, who is actually his daughter, Thia Brooks, to aid him. But that wasn’t all, for King Edmund and Queen Lucy had returned once more to save Narnia, and as if that wasn’t enough, children from all over the British Isles have been summoned to aid in the coming war of survival. Now, these children must be gathered by Caspian, Lucy and Edmund’s side, otherwise all hope is lost...

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