The 100: Garden of Eden
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  • Reads 4,252
  • Votes 109
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 36m
Complete, First published Dec 28, 2020
Book 5

"Two serpents, one garden"

Returning to Wonkru, Adheda discovers the new ruler, Blodreina. There is a small rebellion that tries to convince her to overthrow the Red Queen but she seems to back down. Siding with Diyoza from Eligius 4, she helps her with the Battle for Eden
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