Chronicles of Narnia - C.S Lewis

Introduction : 

In C.S. Lewis's "Chronicles of Narnia," the magical elements include a fantastical world where animals talk, mythical creatures like fauns and centaurs exist, a powerful lion named Aslan who acts as a benevolent ruler, a wicked White Witch as the primary antagonist, a magical wardrobe that serves as a portal to Narnia, and the ability to manipulate the natural world through magic, often tied to Aslan's power.
 

Talking Animals: A central feature of Narnia, where animals like beavers, squirrels, and wolves can communicate with humans.

Aslan the Lion: A majestic lion who represents good and is considered the true king of Narnia, often performing acts of creation and powerful magic.
 

The White Witch (Jadis):
The primary villain, wielding ice magic and controlling the winter season in Narnia.
 

The Wardrobe:
A magical portal that allows the Pevensie children to enter Narnia from their real world.
 

Deep Magic:
An ancient, often dangerous magical system that governs Narnia, sometimes with unintended consequences.
 

Fauns and other mythical creatures:
Creatures like fauns, centaurs, and dryads are part of the Narnian landscape.

The Stone Table:
A significant location where Aslan's sacrifice is made