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Even after all the times Sam and I had clashed when making decisions in the bunker, she was still my sister and I loved her; we had learned we didn't have to agree all the time to still love each other as we did. Once I learned of her condition, I only saw one way out of this one: war. That valley was rightfully ours but I wouldn't offer to share it like Sam had; no, I'd take it for us, annihilating every single one of those strangers. Bellamy had been wrong and now they had both Murphy and Raven as leverage for their side.
We needed a plan so that was the first thing I did that morning, calling in both Indra and Miller, the leaders of my army, deciding to let Sam rest longer for I had told Roan I intended to go to war, sure she'd have shown up that night if she had been against it. I informed both Miller and Indra of what we were going to do, both of them quickly agreeing and Miller getting into position immediately after. I was going over the plan once again with Kara, Indra, and a couple of other men, when the doors to the room opened.
- "Miller, your orders were..."
- "I know my orders." -he answered Kara as I turned around to see Miller with Clarke and Bellamy- "I think we should listen to what Clarke has to say."
- "I thought you'd be with Sam." -I eyed Bellamy; I said that meaning it fully, not intending to sound condescending or critical for I really thought they'd be catching up on lost time.
- "I'm surprised she's not plotting war with you." -Clarke's tone, however, was meant to hurt me, good thing I was well over that.
- "She hasn't come out of bunker yet." -I looked at her- "And I didn't want to bother her, she needs to rest, she's got a broken rib because she tried to solve your mess."
- "You've spoken about this with her?"
- "She agrees we must retaliate."
- "But you didn't agree on this exactly." -Bellamy pressed me and I was not about to take his shit- "Did you?"
- "Ask her when you see her."
Clarke spoke now, enumerating the reasons why my plan to go through the sea route was bad according to her, saying we should take the longer one but we couldn't do that, we'd barely made it through the sea one; it was not an option and they needed to know that. They needed to learn they couldn't question me; they were no longer in charge.
- "Enough." -I cut Indra and Clarke's conversation- "We are doing this, the hydro farm is barely feeding us now, so, if this is the last living valley on Earth, it should be ours."
