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THE PARTY HAD YET TO STOP, AND IT WAS GETTING OUT OF HAND. Jasper, Harper, and the others had all locked themselves inside the hangar and insisted that they did not want to survive Praimfaya. They just wanted to spend their last days having a good time. However, no one was going to let that just happen. So, their friends were trying to figure out how to get them to come out. Jaha questioned, "How many gas canisters do we have?"
"You can't be serious," Enzo scoffed. There was no way that they were gassing their friends and then kidnapping them. There had to be a better way to handle things that did not involve forcing them against their will.
"In Mount Weather, we beat the gas by using water," Monty reminded them. He glanced through the tiny window where his best friend and girlfriend were drinking to the end of their days. Ivy felt really bad. Of course, they were her friends too, but he must be going through a lot. "Jasper will be ready for that."
Bellamy furrowed his eyebrows because the guards and monty were moving way too fast. He put his hands up and made his way to stand in front of the door, stopping them from doing anything crazy just yet. "Just slow down. Let me talk to them."
"Bellamy, we have over 400 people ready to march," Jaha told him. They needed to get to Polis and be ready to fight for the bunker that was there. There were already a ton of people there, but they were the second group coming. The Grounders would not be happy once they figured out about it, so they needed to move quickly.
All of a sudden, a piece of paper was pressed up against the window so that they could read it. They all tilted their heads in confusion, and Ivy read the letters out loud, "'DNR'?"
"Do not resuscitate," Enzo clarified, and she realized that it must be some medical term, which explained why she did not know what it had meant. It took her a second to comprehend the words, but she realized that it meant that they did not want to be saved.
"Jasper, put down the gun," Bellamy ordered. They had identified all of the weapons in the room that they could. Harper and Jasper both had one, and so did a couple of others. Why they needed guns to party, Ivy did not know. "Open the door."
