Broken [A The 100 Story]

Part 14 - Another Day, Another friend

And so life went on. Death become a familiar concept down on the ground, and it soon began a fight for survival. I isn't as deadly as it sounds, of course people weren't literally fighting, but with the increasing amount of deaths, they might as well be. A sincere atmosphere was all around, no one spoke of those who they unfortunately lost, as it was too emotional to just as much hear their name.

Yet everyone carried on doing their daily jobs and chores. The place was beginning to feel like a home again. Octavia and Indra were co-commanders, whereas Kane rarely came out. It was calm, and very quiet.

Raven, Clarke, Echo and Bellamy all head out to search for animals, food, water or any other things they may encounter, but what they saw, what they found, what they saved, was highly unexpected.

The green, oversized bushes were rattling vigourously. Bellamy and a Clarke got their guns ready and loaded, as Echo took a brave step forward. She stood arching over the bushes like a tower, before gasping in utter shock to find out what she saw. Echo told Bellamy and Clarke to stand back, and Raven peered over from the rover, and none of them could believe their eyes when they saw a girl rise from the bushes.

Clarke was gobsmacked. She was almost certain that they were the only ones alive, but it made her question what the rest of the world has to offer, and if it is more than just grounders and sky people. The girl look their age, with medium length brown hair, and ragged black clothing. From the dirt covering her clothes, she must've been out here for ages.

Along with the amazement of finding this new girl, they were even more shocked when she spoke their language, not grounders language, their language.
"Please don't hurt me.." the girl fearfully whimpered, but to her surprise, Bellamy kindly helped her out of the bushes, before allowing her in the rover.
Raven began to drive while the others questioned her.
"So who exactly are you?" Echo asked in an intimidating yet straight-to-the-point kind of tone.
"I'm-" The girl stuttered as Clarke offered her water "... I'm Aisha. Aisha Tale"

[When imagining Aisha, she is portrayed by Lucy Hale]