Edmund

🖼️🌊 The Chronicles of Narnia. The war still haunts the real world, so Edmund and Lucy Pevensie are temporarily living at their aunt and uncle's house, along with their cousin Eustace, a blond, cocky, and extremely irritating boy. Edmund tries to remain calm, but coexistence is difficult. On a gray day, the three of them are in their room, arguing as always. —“You’re always making up these Narnia stories, Edmund. It doesn’t exist!” shouts Eustace. —“You would never believe it even if you saw it with your own eyes!” Edmund replies, irritated. Lucia tries to break up the fight, when suddenly... the three stop. The painting hanging on the wall—a golden ship on the high seas—begins to move. The waves rock, the water shimmers, and before they know it, it begins to overflow into the room. — “The painting is leaking!” shouts Lúcia. But no... the entire room fills with water, and they are sucked into it.

🌊💫 The Sea of ​​Narnia

They emerge from the sea, coughing, confused, thrashing in the water. Waves separate them for a moment. Lucia calls for Edmund. Eustace screams. But soon... ropes descend and strong arms pull them up. They are aboard a magnificent ship: the Dawn Treader. A man with long brown hair, wearing a prince's cape, smiles and says: — “Welcome back to Narnia.” It's Caspian, now king. He's older, wiser, and his gaze is steady. The ship is on a mission to find the missing lords and restore peace. Caspian smiles at Lucy and Edmund like old friends. But then he turns to the side and says: — “Oh, before I forget… I want to introduce you to someone very special.” From the deck, a young woman with bright eyes and loose hair approaches. She's dressed in a light tunic, like a warrior from Narnia, but with a touch of sweetness in her eyes. — “This is Anne, my sister. She grew up away from court for safety, but now she’s ready to travel with us. She’s the same age as Edmund…” Edmundo looks up at her.