It's all worth it ( English version )

Don't fear the walking travelers

I didn't put a Warning but, just like the Elite chapter, there is a scene a bit hotter than normal in this chapter ( it's not Smutt though )...I hope you like it. I hesitated to linger a bit more in this world but I preferred to make a long chapter instead and to make it fair with the next world in which I won't linger either...In this chapter, you'll understand, I mixed the characters of Lexa and Alicia from Fear the Walking Dead. I found it interesting. I also hesitated to replace Judith by Madi but finally I didn't find it useful.As for the relationship that develops in this chapter, I think it might surprise someone. I had never read anything about it before and I found this development interesting. I can't tell you more about it without spoilers so I'll be happy to discuss it further by answering your comments.Finally, although we won't have a Bellarke scene in this chapter, I find it just as emotional because of Clarke's confession, but also because of the bonding that takes place towards the relationship that is highlighted here.See you soon!

This time they arrived in a forest. They wondered if they were still in Hawkins, which Clarke, arriving last and in tears, would have preferred.

"Clarke, where are the Blakes?" Murphy asked her seeing that nothing was happening and that the portal was already closing.

"They stayed there, the beasts came much faster than expected, massively, Bellamy insisted on helping them so we could get through and they had a chance to hold them... I wanted to stay, but he forbade me. Only Octavia managed to get through... I hope it won't be long before they join us. "Her tears flowed uncontrollably. She was so exhausted, and emotionally at her wits' end. She had finally been able to share an intense moment with her soul mate, only to have it snatched away from her again. She knew deep down that they would find each other again. Because that's how it had to be. But she didn't want to waste one more minute of her life without him. She needed him like one needs air. He had that confidence in her that she was incapable of having. Sure, she was a good leader capable of helping her friends and getting out of where they had "fallen", if again not their world. But without him, it seemed much harder. She was afraid of cracking, of making the wrong choices, she simply needed her other half. And that, she had to hide it, to show herself strong and reassuring so that their small group remains welded and overcome this next stage together. Because something told her that once again, they were not at home.

Murphy walked over to her and put his hand on her shoulder awkwardly, as if trying to reassure her.

"He'll be able to reach you. I have no doubt of it..." She answered him simply.

"It seems to be the morning," Monty observed. "It's a good thing we had a good rest. Let's see if we can get back on the road and see where we are. "

Clarke stood up, wiped away her tears, and took the lead in the walk without adding anything. She needed to get moving if she wanted to stop her tormented mind.

They walked for a good two hours before they saw what looked like a road. Thanks to everyone's skills, they were able to get out of this forest without getting lost to their great relief, they didn't encounter anything threatening, only a few rabbits.

"Right or left? "Echo asked once they were on the pavement. On either side, there was nothing on the horizon except the road and the forest, no details to help them reach the nearest town.

"We can flip a coin! "Jasper jovially proposed with his usual enthusiasm. Echo looked up at the sky, but since they didn't have any better ideas anyway, Clarke let him do it. She wasn't confident enough to make that choice yet, and no one else seemed to want to except Jasper.

"Heads, we're going right. "So they set off in that direction and walked for a little over an hour without passing a single car. No matter where they were, it must have been pretty godforsaken! A few dozen kilometers further on, the remains of an old road sign was on the side of the road, so dilapidated that it was impossible to read anything.