Narnia fic: "The White Harvest"
Jun. 10th, 2011 05:25 pmTitle: The White Harvest
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bedlamsbard
Fandom: Chronicles of Narnia movieverse/bookverse
Rating: PG-13
Content Advisory: Language, fantasy battle sequences, violence
Summary: Sooner or later, the two fleets would meet and clash, spilling blood and broken spars into the calm blue water of the Eastern Ocean, feeding the monsters that inhabited the depths of the ocean, calling up the gods who watched over all who took to the sea. Narnia goes to war. Sequel to The Coastwise Lights.
Disclaimer: The Chronicles of Narnia and its characters, settings, situations, etc., belong to C.S. Lewis. Certain characters, settings, situations, etc., belong to Walden Media.
Author's Notes: Thanks so much tosnacky for the beta! Title from Rudyard Kipling, "The Sea-Wife." "The White Harvest" uses Warsverse backstory. It does not use material from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010). Some scenes previously appeared in Make and Break Harbor. See end for a list of ships named in the story.
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bedlamsbardFandom: Chronicles of Narnia movieverse/bookverse
Rating: PG-13
Content Advisory: Language, fantasy battle sequences, violence
Summary: Sooner or later, the two fleets would meet and clash, spilling blood and broken spars into the calm blue water of the Eastern Ocean, feeding the monsters that inhabited the depths of the ocean, calling up the gods who watched over all who took to the sea. Narnia goes to war. Sequel to The Coastwise Lights.
Disclaimer: The Chronicles of Narnia and its characters, settings, situations, etc., belong to C.S. Lewis. Certain characters, settings, situations, etc., belong to Walden Media.
Author's Notes: Thanks so much to
snacky for the beta! Title from Rudyard Kipling, "The Sea-Wife." "The White Harvest" uses Warsverse backstory. It does not use material from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010). Some scenes previously appeared in Make and Break Harbor. See end for a list of ships named in the story.( The White Harvest )
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