First came the Lord Peridan on a bay horse carrying the great banner of Narnia.a red lion on a green ground. Shasta knew him at once. Then came three people riding abreast， two on great chargers and one on a pony. The two on the chargers were King Edmund and a fair.haired lady with a very merry face who wore a helmet and a mail shirt and carried a bow across her shoulder and a quiver full of arrows at her side. （“The Queen Lucy，” whispered Duffle.） But the one on the pony was Corin. After that came the main body of the army： men on ordinary horses， men on Talking Horses （who didn‘t mind being ridden on proper occasions， as when Narnia went to war）， centaurs， stern， hard.bitten bears， great Talking Dogs， and last of all six giants. For there are good giants in Narnia. But though he knew they were on the right side Shasta at first could hardly bear to look at them； there are some things that take a lot of getting used to.
