The Land of Aslan

In The Silver Chair, Jill and Eustace arrive through a door at the school, at the edge of a sheer cliff. Aslan gives the four signs to Jill. At the end of the book, they return there, and the dead Caspian is revived in a stream by a drop of Aslan’s blood.

In The Last Battle, it is here that all who have loved Aslan come. The land contains a Narnia truer than the old one, an England truer than ours, and every country is larger on the inside than on the outside. The heroes go there “further up and further in.”

The land of Aslan rises beyond the Dawn Treader, on mountains infinitely high, which surround all worlds. You reach it by sea, by a sheer cliff, or after death. Time and weariness no longer have any meaning there. All "true" lands, the true Narnia, the true England, are connected to it like foothills.

L'Odyssée du Passeur d'Aurore — Ripitchip y part en coracle. Aslan y apparaît en agneau puis en lion.

Le Fauteuil d'argent — Jill et Eustache arrivent sur sa falaise. À la fin, Caspian y revient à la vie, rajeuni.

La Dernière Bataille — Destination finale de tous les amis de Narnia.