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THEY WERE ALL HIKING THROUGH SOME FIELDS, MONTY DIRECTING THEM. Hannah and her son were talking about Monty's dad in the front, Indra and Kane were next with Ivy trailing behind them. In the back was Pike and Bellamy, discussing everything that happened with the Grounders and when they were preparing for war with them.
"Ask you a question?" Pike requested with raised eyebrows. Bellamy nodded, signaling for him to ask what he wanted to. As he spoke he glanced up at Indra who was talking peacefully iwht Kane. "Last report we got on the Ark, you were under attack by Grounders. What changed?"
Bellamy shrugged, and he thought for a moment like he was trying to remember how exactly they became allies with the Grounders. It was because of the Mountain Men. They helped get the Grounders out, and then, LExa turned around and betrayed them. But that wasn't the point. "Turns out we had a common enemy,"
"Quiet. Listen," Indra ordered, and they all stopped walking so that they could hear whatever she was talking about. The sound of crunching beneath their feet was too distracting to be able to hear effectively.
Ivy listened closely, and in the distance, she could hear a faint beating. She looked up at her friends and muttered, "War drums."
"Azgeda," Indra confirmed, and she was staring at a spot in front of them. Monty seemed confused, wondering how the woman could tell that it was Azgeda from the sound, but then, she pointed. Ivy's eyes widened when she saw the dead bodies of two Grounders lying in front of them. "There."
"We need to get those bodies off the field unless you're good with them thinking we did this," Pike told them, and Ivy turned to look at him. There were two dead people, and he was worried about the Grounders thinking that they did it. Indra was with them.She would be able to explain the situation.
Kane nodded. "Go, hurry."
"Wait. two people at twelve o clock," Bellamy informed them, and Ivy lifted her rifle so that she could look through the scope and get a better look. There was a tall man and a woman with blonde hair. The Bishop girl froze when she realized who the woman was.
"It's Clarke," she laughed out, relieved that her friend was okay. She immediately lowered her rifle and began sprinting toward the girl with Bellamy on her heels. She skidded to a halt when Pike jumped in front of her. She fought the urge to shove him out of the way. Get the hell out of my way."
