In a gut wrenching turn of events, Bellamy was forced to close the door on Clarke in order to save himself and his friends. Little does he know, he left more than just Clarke behind in the wake of Praimfaya. Six years later, how will he react

Previously banished from Azgeda for not killing her sister in a fighting ring, nightblood Jamie finds herself all alone after praimfaya hits. She has become accustomed to surviving alone until she discovers she is not the only that survived the death wave. Will Jamie finally trust someone other than herself? Will she reunite with her sister? How will her night blood affect her life when the bunker opens and the people from the Ark come down? Read as Jamie embarks on a journey of self growth as her past is erased and she forms a new, better future with Clarke and the rest of the 100 by her side. *season 5 complete* *season 6 underway*

*COMPLETELY RE-EDITED* "I'm a Grounder. I'm of the Trikru. I'm not just going to leave that all behind." Joyla is a Grounder. She's a skilled warrior as well as a great hunter. She's proud of who she is and where she comes from. But her entire life and what she believes in is about to change. One day, as she's hunting for her clan, she sees something fall from the sky with smoke and fire trailing behind it. When warriors leave to investigate, they discover people. Sky People Joyla and other members of her clan proceed to watch them, seeing if they're a threat or not. Other members of her clan, however, seek vengeance for the small neighboring village they destroyed during their landing. When Joyla and her good friend Lincoln get captured by the Sky People, she meets a certain, infuriating leader who changes her outlook on things and makes her question her own decisions, as well as her Clans. Will Joyla stay with her Clan and fight for her people? Or will she betray them and side with their enemies? I own nothing but my own original character(s) and/or their storylines. Started: January 2016 Finished: August 2016

Having been ripped out of her mother's arms right after being born a minute later than her twin, Wren Jordan was sent to the Sky Box on the Ark. Considered a criminal for the simple act of being born, lonely walls and cell guards are all she has and all she's ever known for the past seventeen years. When forced out of her cell one day and placed on a ship, a confused but excited Wren learns that she is part of The 100, a group of underage criminals, that are to be sent back to Earth, where no one has been to in decades. Filled with mixed emotions, Wren finds that she has no idea on what to expect on the ground. A sure death, most likely. What she most certainly didn't expect was to find that her twin was to be sent down with her and the rest of The 100. Determined to keep herself and her recently met twin alive on the ground, Wren is willing to do whatever it takes to keep them safe. But when some of the delinquent group decide to cause trouble, she finds that she got more than she bargained for when she tries to stop them. Confused, with new and mixed feelings found, Wren Jordan will find that it takes more to survive than she thought and that some people make it worth your while to go to Hell and Back. (Description by @Thalia_Prior) cover by: @sighstiles

(Sequel to Hell and Back) If Wren Jordan had learned anything while being a leader, it was to never leave her people behind. There was never a good enough reason to do so before, and she wasn't about to start looking for one now. Ever since she woke up in a blindingly, white room and saw her twin brother frantically screaming in the room opposite of her, Wren knew something was wrong. When she realized less than half of her people were present there, there was no doubt in her mind that she needed to find them and would stop at nothing to do so. Wren refused to give up hope about finding them, especially since one of the most important things in her life was with the missing group. Now, with new feelings in mind, powering her every move, Wren must be willing to work with the enemy, make new and unexpected alliances, and raise hell while fighting for the ones she loves most. Even if it meant that her bond with her twin brother would be put through the ultimate test.

At the age of nine, everyone Quinn loved was taken away from her - murdered because of something her father had done years before. She's been surviving on her own for almost ten years with no home or family to go back to. Until one day a hundred kids fall from the sky. Quinn is captured by the kids, thinking she is a danger to them all. But they are yet to realise one very important fact: they both are facing the same enemy. The Grounders. [the 100; season one] © theaeden 2015