Prince Caspian (character) of the novel takes place exactly three years after "Prince Caspian". Order has been re-established in Narnia, and Caspian has constructed the ship "Dawn Treader" to sail the eastern seas in search of the seven Telmarine lords who had remained loyal to his father and were sent away by Miraz. On the way to the Lone Islands, the sailors discover Edmund, Lucy, and their cousin Eustace in the water. They have been magically transported to the Narnian world, and help Caspian and the ship's crew sail east towards the end of the world to find the missing lords. When they
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