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THE ROVER STOPPED IN THE MIDDLE OF A FIELD, AND THEY CLIMBED OUT. They arrived at Mount Weather where a lot of their people — well, Pike's people — were staying during the summit at Polis. Octavia sighed as they climbed out of the car. "Oh, I knew I should've taken my horse."
Ivy was mad that Kane would not let her go with the summit delegation to see Clarke and be a guard, but he insisted that she stay back because of her injury that barely even hurt anymore. She did not even have Enzo to keep her company since Abby wanted him to stay back and help with injuries while she went to Polis with Kane.
Bellamy seemed to be suffering the same guilt as the Bishop girl, but he had Gina to keep him company. The redhead just glared at the happy couple as they had a grossly sweet moment.
"You guys, did I ever tell you how I saved Sinclair's ass on the Ark?" Raven asked them with a proud smile. Sinclair was at Mount Weather as well with the people from Farm Station.
Gina scoffed, and Ivy remembered that she probably did very similar work to Raven on the Ark. The Bishop girl had not really realized that they might have known each other before then. "You mean the time you went rogue on a space walk?"
"That depends on your definition of 'going rogue,'" Raven answered with a shrug, and when she said that, Ivy could assume that she went rogue. "I just hopped on a robotic arm and aimed it at the solar array. The whole time I was out there, the control room thought I was just fixing a loose wire."
"That is, in fact, the definition of 'going rogue.' You dangled yourself within inches of an electrified array that could've killed you," Gina pointed out as they all carried their bags into the entrance of Mount Weather. Octavia and Bellamy walked in front of the other three girls.
Ivy had nothing to contribute to the story since she had no idea what they were talking about, but she was still interested. Raven informed them, "Only time I ever heard Sinclair lose his cool on comms."
"So how long were you benched?" the older girl questioned, waiting to hear how much she got punished for almost getting herself killed. Ivy had never formally met Sinclair, but he seemed like a nice enough guy that he would not get too mad about it.
