When Ground Met Sky

Where Are We Going?

A/N: I've written two chapters of my new story about Alicia and Elyza in an apocalyptic world. The names are changed to reflect fear the walking dead. I think it will be an interesting dynamic and we will still have Alycia and Eliza together! I haven't published it yet but I will soon! I will continue to add to this story as it has gotten a lot of love! ;)

3rd Person POV

"I cannot believe you left in the middle of the night!"

"Clark-"

"I'm not done talking!"

Lexa threw her hands in the air above her head, nodding her head in apology to Clarke. She bit her lip and held back her outburst, she didn't want to make Clarke even madder.

"How could you! What if you got hurt and I couldn't save you!"

"Save-"

"Shof op!" Clarke turned quickly to point at Lexa and give her a dangerous glare.

Lexa's mouth was hanging open. Did she just yell at her in trig? Who did she think she was talking to? Lexa couldn't believe she was in the Commanders tent getting yelled at by a girl who fell from the sky. 

"Are you even listening to me?!"

Lexa's head shot up, making eye contact with Clarke. "Yes of course I am."

"I would have worried!" Clarke sat down on the edge of the bed her head in her hands.

Lexa looked at Clarke from her position across the tent, shaking her head in disbelief at her current situation. She got Aiden back and Clarke was questioning her decision. It made no sense.

"Are you going to say anything?"

"I didn't know if I was allowed to!" Lexa couldn't believe those words just came out of her mouth. Since when was the Commander of the 12 clans not allowed to do something. She shook her head, clearly in denial of her current circumstances.

"Don't look so surprised."

"What?!"

"What?" Clarke wasn't really angry, she was just hurt. The fact that Lexa had left and gone into danger without her knowledge gripped at her.

"Clarke." Lexa stood and began to cross the tent, closing the distance between them.

"Lexa, I could have lost you." Clarke felt her eyes begin to sting.

"But you didn't." Lexa sat on the bed beside Clarke, resting her head on her shoulder. "And I got Aiden back."

Realization flashed across Clarke's face, her muscle tenses against Lexa's body. "What about the others."

Lexa wore a sad expression, her eyes showing the hurt she felt. "They didn't make it."

"Lexa I'm so-"

"Don't be." Lexa got to her knees in front of Clarke taking her hands in her own. "The dead are gone Clarke, the living are hungry. We must go back now and talk to the ambassadors about what to do with the Ice Nation. I must lead my people."