Annie had settled into the Ice Castle, but in truth, had she really settled in?
Because, starting early the very next morning, she had vanished without a trace. For more than half a month afterward, no one saw her again, and no one knew what she had gone off to do or where she had gone.
The White Witch, Jadis, her evil Dwarves, and the Snow Wolves guarding the castle were all baffled. They hadn't seen her leave and had no idea when the little girl had suddenly disappeared. They even assumed she must have had something to attend to and had hurried off without saying goodbye, never to return.
Over the following days, aside from the White Witch, Jadis, who occasionally thought in her spare time of the little girl who had visited her castle, got along well with her, shared similar beliefs, and seemed to possess quite a bit of magic—and who had originally wanted to help her deal with the Lion King Aslan—the others in the Ice Castle, whether people or animals, soon forgot that such a strange little guest had ever stayed there.
However,
by today, even the White Witch had nearly forgotten that they'd once had a little guest.
That was because today she was about to lead her army—the "evil" horde made up of Tauren, Snow Wolves, tigers, polar bears, Trolls, Dwarves, one-eyed giants, wolf badgers, and all sorts of other members—to utterly destroy the distant "righteous" army. It was led by four children, the so-called "Sons of Adam" and "Daughters of Eve," and made up of centaurs, goat-headed creatures, beavers, griffins, cheetahs, rhinos, wild boars, and all sorts of other odds and ends!
"..."
"Hmph!!"
Watching the Narnian resistance army form up around the hard-to-defend stone hill in the distance, the White Witch,