Between The Pages Part 1- Anyna

It Was Only Doing Its Job!

"Wow Anyna you are so good at this." Percy or Alex or Harry commented
"What?"
"You should know the name of a character in the world your about to visit!" Harry or Alex or Percy insisted.
"I WAS NERVOUS OKAY?!?"

"You mean the white witch?" Mr Beaver questioned keeping his distance
"Yes!" I blushed, "That's it, I forgot her name."
Mr Beaver raised an eyebrow.
"Anyway, i'm not her!"
"Quite clearly." Mr Beaver said looking me up and down and frowning at my jeans, "Who are you then?"
"I'm Anyna with an 'n' between the 'y' and the 'a'!"
Urgh i'm not repeating the next part. In simple terms, as I had nothing else to do, I asked if I could join them. The Beavers looked unsure but they all eventually deemed me as safe, but weird.

Moving on,
Skip skippity skip to the part where Edmund's gone. I'm not telling you where he went.

We were going to have fish and chips at the Beavers' house but then we didn't, because some wolf guys attacked and I may or may not have screamed loudly several times probably giving away our position more than once so made a complete fool of myself- again and i'd rather not relive it if that's okay with you Gila. It's useless information anyway we just packed some jam (strawberry dammit) and ran through a secret tunnel where I must've tripped up about a million times because my shoe lace was untied. I couldn't fly because we were underground.

Then we had to sit in a tree whilst poor Mr Fox guy was bullied by some wolf i've forgotten the name of and it was really uncomfortable. I got cramp, because I was squashed up against Jane (the tree) who was very quiet. Even for a Narnian tree.

Oh, the trees in Narnia are so weird by the way. I mean, nature in Narnia in general, really. Obviously the animals all talk anyway, but then you'd expect the trees to as well, but they're really really shy! They didn't even try to trip me up every two seconds! In fact, I think I came across as a little rude because I just wasn't used to the trees being so calm and patient with me. Yeah, my relationship with nature isn't the best.

Then came the lovely frozen river which definitely woke me up. If I ever want to properly wake up in the morning, I always think of that iced river where I came out as a literal Fa icicle, wings and white hair and all. I screamed several times, plus swallowed lots of water and also got lost. I wasn't even on the same iceberg...square...thing... as the others- Oh Gila, no i'm not explaining- I fell into the river as soon as the wolves arrived, but I somehow found myself on the riverbank with Lucy asking for her coat. I don't know what happened exactly, I must have apparated out of there; there was no other way I could have escaped near death by drowning in a minus seventy degree river. I probably hit my head somewhere as well. The others didn't seem to notice me missing or how Lucy and I appeared at the same time on the same bank, so I didn't say anything either. Lucy said thanks of course, but the others didn't seem to make the connection- heck I barely made the connection I'd saved Lucy by myself - but I think that was the moment I realised how real this all was. Yeah that wasn't a nice feeling. Meh. Thank the gods for apparation eh?

Anyway onto some actual stuff.

A little while later, we were all walking in the direction of Aslan's camp again. I was walking alongside Susan and we were talking about before when Santa came by and gave everyone presents. I think I was asking Susan if I could have a go at her bow and arrow and kept telling her I was jealous. I don't know why- just don't question it okay. No, I didn't get any presents from him because I was that weird unexpected guest at a dinner party (metaphorically Gila metaphorically!) and I obviously didn't even come from Narnia or the world the others were from. I wasn't expecting any presents but you know how false hope works, I was starting to hope some miracle would happen and I would also get a present too, but I didn't because of cold hard reality.