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Instead of Anya, Clarke rescues a different grounder from Mount Weather, a strange green-eyed girl called Lexa.
Or, Lexa became the commander when she was 13 years old. She knows the benefit of being underestimated.
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10 Aug 2020
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Somewhere in the lands beyond Azgeda a new Empire is turning its gaze towards the Coalition. Its very existence has remained unknown to the Coalition but its ambitions could have drastic effects on the fragile peace that exists within the Coalition - a peace that Lexa has sacrificed almost everything to gain. Even as this new threat begins to manifest forces within the Coalition play their own games, working to wrest power from Lexa's grip and behind it all an unseen hand shapes the fate of people and empires.
With Clarke having gone missing in the North for over a year Lexa is forced to venture out on her own to try and make sense of what has become of Clarke. Journeying into a strange land Lexa will need to pick up Clarke's trail - a trail that has had a year to grow cold - and to complete Clarke's mission to find the AI responsible for the changes that have been wrought upon them all while avoiding the agents of both organic and synthetic powers that seek to block her path.Series
- Part 2 of Genesis
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20 Jul 2020
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When the Dropship lands, it becomes painfully obvious that there has been a slight mishap.
Slight mishap (noun): a rather unfortunate scenario in which the corrupt idiots on the Ark send the Delinquents 50 miles north of their target, into the heart of cold, barren, miserable Azgeda territory, rather than the lush forest overflowing with unicorns and rainbows they were promised. Whoops.
General Clarke and the Delinquents - those remaining after five years of toil and hardship climbing Azgeda's ranks - are tasked with appeasing the Commander in Polis on the eve of what could very quickly dissolve into an inter-Coalition civil war between their two clans. As she struggles to navigate the murky waters between Azgeda and the Commander's fiery rage, Clarke must hide her true goal: Dethrone Nia and reclaim Azgeda. But now, the Commander is an unknown variable. Will she aid Clarke in her coup, or remain loyal to the Coalition... and Nia?
AKA
The badass version of Romeo and Juliet, minus the sad ending, plus a whole lot of gay.
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20 Jul 2020
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Abby snaps a monitoring cuff on her wrist and tells Clarke that she is being sent to the Ground. Clarke gets a pass because she is Abby Griffin’s child - because Clarke grew up attending dinners and holidays with the Council and their children, and they trust that she can be responsible. They trust that she is sharp and capable, that if the ground is survivable, Clarke will find a way to survive it and relay the message back to them. Abby tells her that if she lives, if the Earth is habitable, the Ark will follow her down in three months’ time, and Clarke will be pardoned of her crimes.
Only, things don't go as planned, and the Ark doesn't fall in three months. It's three years before Clarke sees her people again, and so much has changed that she isn't sure she can protect them - nor that they deserve her protection.
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17 Jul 2020
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(**on major hiatus for mental health reasons. - I will finish this in 2026**)
Infect me with your lies, plague my mind with your destructive desires.
Cleanse me of my sins with your own.The 100 never made it to Earth. Everyone is dead but herself.
After crash landing and burning hundreds of warriors within mere seconds, she's known as the Commander of Death by those near and far. Now, she struggles to keep track of her identity and all of the events that already unfolded per her unexpected and sudden arrival.
But Wanheda isn't just a title. It is someone twisted, evil, and is a result of Clarke's darkest thoughts of her oppressive past in space manifesting into a total nightmare.(Season 1 pre-canon divergence in which A.L.I.E. breaches the Ark Station instead of the ground. HUGE Warning that this is extremely canon-divergent.)
dump writing playlist - read more on ch.27
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- Part 1 of liminal space: city of light
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28 Jun 2020