The other girl

No Princess Left Behind (part 3)

A/n three chapters in one weekend you lucky ducks.

Claire

Catra and I were talking for hours. We were laughing and having fun like we used to. I missed this.

All of the sudden an alarm goes off. "What's going on." I asked.

"Here let's go check it out." She stood out and offered a hand. Which I gladly took.

We went to wear Glimmer was being held captive. How I wanted to save her.

After a few minutes Adora arrives with the guards holding her. This isn't going to be good.

She looked over at me. We both didn't know what to do. This was all going to go down hill.

"Glimmer. I'm here." She shouted. She was getting locked onto this thing. "Don't worry, everything will be okay. I'll save you. What have you done to her?"

Shadow Weaver appears out of nowhere. It startled me a little bit I didn't show it. "Leave us." The guards walked away.

"Report to the Force Captain barracks and pack your things. Now that Adora is back, there's no need for you there."

"What? You said if Catra was going to be removed from force captain then I would get the position. Besides why would Adora get it? She isn't going to stay here anyway."

"Well you are obviously too injured from your comma to do anything. I mean sending you on that last mission was way to dangerous. And as for Adora becoming force captain you will just have to wait and see. Now GO!" She threw us out and closed the door.

"Catra I am so sorry. I know you worked really hard to get here." I felt so bad.

"Whatever." I could tell she was in a lot of pain.

An idea popped into my head but I wasn't sure how she was going to react. "Catra I know that you might hate me forever but I want you to here me out." I took a deep breath. Here goes nothing. "There is a rebellion I think you should join."

"You remember." She looked like she was about to cry. I have only seen Catra cry a few times in my life.

"Catra I want you to here me out." I tried to reason with her.

"No you lied to me. You acted like you were my friend again. I can't believe I ever li—" she cut her sentence short. "How long have you known."

"Since me and Adora where dancing. But. Catra I would have never asked you or even told you about the rebellion if I didn't care about you."

"You don't care about me. You just care about what you want. You are the most selfish person I ever met. I mean your betraying all our friends, your dad, and me. I wish I had never met you." I was about to cry. She suddenly grabbed my hand and pulled me along. She grabbed the sword and started walking. She had something on her mind and whatever that was it was not going to be good.

She pulled the sword out and started walked towards someone. We were finally in view. It was Glimmer and Adora. The sword against the wall made a funny noise.

"Catra." Adora looked over and I made eye contact with her. She knew that I got caught.

Catra aimed the sword and Glimmer and Adora. She then turned it around to where the handle was facing them. "What was she doing," I thought.'

"What are you doing." Adora asked.

"Take it. This is not because I like you."

Adora grabbed the sword. "Catra I—"

"Just get out of here. Bring Claire with you." She turned to look at me. Hatred, sadness, and regret filled her eyes. I walked over and hugged Glimmer and Adora.

"I am so sorry I didn't save you." I whispered to Glimmer.

"I understand." That's how I knew we were on good terms.

"For the Honor of Grayskull." She-ra sliced the door open. We turned back and Catra was gone. We started running.

I saw the rest of the Rebellion. That made me run faster. I missed them so much.

They pulled us up. Once the were father away I went and hugged everyone.

"Wait, where's Entrapta?"

Everyone went dead silent. "Wait Entrapta was in the rebellion." They all looked at me funny. "I have been gone for a while, I don't know much."

"Entrapta didn't make it." Everyone looked like they were about to cry.

"What do you mean?"

"She's gone." Mermista said in a moody voice.

I probably shouldn't have opened my mouth.

"Then, we have to go back for her."

"No, she's— She's really gone."