❝𝗕𝗼𝗿𝗻 𝖿𝗋𝗈𝗆 𝗍𝗁𝖾 𝘀𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗸𝘀 𝗈𝖿 𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗌𝗈 𝗂𝗇 𝗍𝗁𝖾 𝗳𝗹𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗈𝖿 𝗱𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝖨 𝗌𝗁𝖺𝗅𝗅 𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗲.❞ Lexa was injured and bleeding, what else did they expect Clarke to do. She saved her. Like she promised she would. And then she disappeared, a burned and fallen mountain crumbled to nothing but rubble in her wake. As the legends of Wanheda spread like wildfire and fear of where the Wanpleikru disappeared to, an army from the north makes itself known with Queen Nia challenging Lexa's rule as commander, seeking the power of Wanheda and aiming for the commanders throne. What happens when a war breaks out between Azgeda and Trikru? What happens when Lexa's life and command is pushed to the edge? Where has the Wanpleikru gone and why did they leave? Will a certain clan come to their rescue with a blue eyed Queen leading the charge to fix everything before it erupts into chaos or will they stay hidden and turn a blind eye? Will Lexa ever find her lost love or will disappointment be the only thing she carries to bed each night? [Book 2 of the 'Born To....' series] [Book 1, Born to Command Death] [Lexa & Clarke pairing] [Started- 29 Sep, 2020, age 15.] [Finished- On going...] [Status- On going.]

After the war at Mount Weather, Clarke leaves Camp Jaha after all thats happened. But when she runs into a familiar face, what events will take place?

This includes many of the original elements of the 100 but under different circumstances that I think could have been beautiful After the world was destroyed many were forced to live on the Ark is space. Clarke longs to see the ground just once but it is not believed to be inhabitable for another 100 years.....until they were given no choice but to find out. With the ark station dying Clarke and her parents decide to warn those of the dire situation but are forced to flee or die. When they make it on the ground they are shocked to find other survivors, including the enticing commander. Will they be able to survive? I do not own the original story plots or the characters of the 100

Lexa Woods isn't the commander and she's not a grounder. She is part of the 100 that was sent down to Earth to see if it was sustainable for human life. This is my first time writing but the chapters do get better, I promise. Definitely leave me feedback and comments about what you would like to see happen, maybe I'll take it into consideration ;)

Clarke has to leave her home to make sure that peace is assured between the witches and vampires. despite it being a shockingly nice gesture from the vampire queen, one can't help but wonder about the ulterior motive. and of course there is one. Lexa is surprised by the curious turn of events but accepts them none the less because its something she has wanted her whole life. thanks to whomever this piece of art belongs to.

Lexa wants the Sky People to join the Coalition and become the 13th clan. Some like the idea, while others are weary. Clarke and Lexa come up with a perfect solution: travel the twelve clans after a meeting in Polis. It'll give them time to relax after going through so much, time to prove once again that the SkaiKru is a good ally, and time for Lexa to be among her people. Will the Sky People successfully join the Coalition? Will Clarke and Lexa ever have peace and quiet?

"Ai laik Klark kom Trikru" In which Clarke falls to the ground way before the 100. Will she survive?

In which Clarke was sent to Earth to die because of her supposed treason, but doesn't. She quickly learns that radiation won't kill her. Grounders, strange animals, acid fogs, AIs, politics and the delinquents that she doesn't remember adopting, on the other hand, just might. What doesn't kill her just raises her chance in surviving against the things that might. [AU/canon.]

~No longer being updated on Wattpad. To see fully updated version, see Ao3~ "Your Skaikru are lousy. They do not care for their people." "Their criminals, Lexa. They only care about themselves." Clarke leaned back and toyed idly with her knife. "That's why we were sent down here instead of anyone else. We're expendable." "It doesn't sound like your leaders care very much for their people either." Lexa twirled her own knife in one hand. "I can't say I disapprove of them sending prisoners, but it was not a well-thought-out plan. They sent children. The people will not approve." "Good. Maybe they'll find better leaders." Clarke tilted her head thoughtfully. "Perhaps they can be convinced to join the Kongeda. You'd lead them better than they lead themselves." "I'm glad you think so highly of me, but you'd first need to inform your people of our existence. You've had good reason to keep it hidden with the- what do you call them?- delinquents in such disarray, but they must know before the rest come down." Clarke snorted. "Because they'd be so happy that I've kept an entire population hidden from them."