The New World...

[Adrianna Syrind]

dark clouds are arriving the sun will be rising soon...

Life on the ground was going well so far; At least they thought. Everyone was still extremely thrilled to be down on the ground. Tensions were rising as leadership roles began to develop. Adrianna went her own way with everything. She didn't care much for Bellamy's outlook. To her it was just a bunch of kids in a huge riot of Anarchy... They were Delinquents after all. Bellamy sure had a way with bringing everyone together; She guessed leading just came naturally to him. 'How lucky.' She'd think to herself. She wasn't much of a leader... Hell even less of a follower. She was free.

The thought that they were the only ones on the ground was peaceful. So they'd all start a new life. How lovely. Too bad such a fairy tail didn't exist. Clarke and the group had stumbled across other people. If you would consider them that. Adrianna thought them savages the way they had explained it to them...

The talk among the camp was terrifying. Everyone seemed startled. Adrianna didn't blame them. When the news got back to camp about the group being attacked, Jasper taking a spear to the chest... That was enough to scare anyone...

 The grounders were out to get them; They weren't happy.

"So what are we suppose to do now?" Adrianna decided to ask the question that had been on everyone's mind since Clarke and the guys had returned. One of their own had been attacked. Something had to be done at this point. She knew the answers she was about to get..

"Fight!" a couple of them had responded.

However, that answer terrified her; Not only were they unfamiliar with the area they barely had the equipment to fight... The kids had started to make weapons, they were pretty make shift though... They would have to do. Could there be another way? The question ran through Adrianna's mind constantly, were these grounders capable of a treaty... She wasn't going to hold her breath on it. 'Is a savage even capable... They probably don't even speak English...' If that was the truth, then a treaty would be hard... How can you negotiate if you don't have a common tongue.

"There has to be another way..." She was trying to be optimistic. There wasn't any need for any other delinquents to die... At this point they weren't even sure if Jasper would make it... They wouldn't last out here without numbers...

She needed a break... This was a lot to take in. Adrianna grabbed her make shift spear and headed off by herself. Adrianna knew she would get shit for it from Bellamy when she returned... If she returned. She didn't seem to worried though, deep down it terrified her... Almost as much as when the drop ship made its way down with the one hundred on it. Somewhere in all of this Adrianna liked the rush it gave her. That was enough of a risk for her. Far better then anything she could get her hands on in the Ark. She lived for the adrenaline rush.

Quiet steps.

If she stayed quiet maybe she'd be safer? That was something she hoped would work. Easier said then done; The twigs beneath her feet cracked as she walked. "Shit..." she whispered to herself. Her plan of being quiet wasn't working out well for her.

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Indra looked over her shoulder to check if the young scout was still behind her. The girl, barely ten years of age, was crouching behind a maple tree, motioning with her hand to a spot roughly ten yards away, where one of the starnge intruders stood. The original plan had been for several scouts to test the area and spy on the intruders, not attack astray-wanderes in the woods - Wanderer or not, this is definetly not Trikru, Indra thought, contemplating the girl her scout was pointing out. If they killed her, there would be one less intruder to worry about. It would be good training for Lumina, the scout, but Indra had more interest in knownledge. These strange people that had fallen from the skys scared her, though she hated to admit it. It would be useful to learn one or two things about them.
Capture then, Indra decided. If they didn't need her, they could still kill her. The weapons the intruder was bearing were feeble, and nothing the well-trained scout couldn't handle. Indra leaned over to Lumina, and murmured the plan into the younger girls ear. The scout nodded, and prepared for attack.
Lumina approached the intruder, cleverly hiding behind thick bushes and large tree, trunks. When the intruder was distracted by a sound, Lumina jumped forward, spressing a hand on her victims mouth and bringing a knife to it's throat.

[Adrianna Syrind]

dark clouds are arriving the sun will be rising soon...

    Everything had happened so fast, faster then Adrianna ever imagined. Before she could even blink or let out a peep a small hand covered her mouth; the knife at her throat was cold...

'damn it... I'm screwed now'  Was she really though?

'If its just one I can take them...' the thought crossed her mind. Bite the hand and take a chance, however she would have had more luck with that before the knife was at her throat. Adrianna played the scenarios in her head as fast as she could. How trained was the person with the knife to her throat? Adrianna knew the person had far more experience than she. Perhaps there was a chance luck was on her side... No, she wouldn't risk it. Not yet.

So she had currently lost her chance. She accepted it not lightly though, she rolled her eyes, 'Guess this is the next best bet' she dropped her make shift spear. She hoped this wasn't a mistake, it took down her threat level...

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What a weak target, thought Indra, watching as Lumina cleverly bound the Intruders hands behind his back. With an old scarf, the scout blindfolded the girl, and nodded to Indra, smiling triumphantly. She led her prisoner back to Indra, looking around in search of any attackers that may have been around. She is right to be cautious, Indra thought, it seemed so easy...maybe too easy.
"Do we take her back to our camp?" Lumina asked in Trigedasleng. Indra nodded in reply. There were five more scouts covering the ground; and another mentor. None of the prisoners friends would be able to reach them without being killed, at least for the meantime. As weak as these strangers may be, a whole group of them would be too much, especially if they were slowed down by their captive.
It was early evening, purple-grey clouds building up on teh sky above. Thunderstorm. They would have to make a move on if they wanted to get anywhere. Indra gagged the girl, and lead they way.

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It was puring with rain by the time they reachd their camp. The steady pitter aptter of the rain had drenched them, and Indras fingers were freezing. nevertheless,s he was glad for the weather. Searching for a lost member would be dificult.
The guards nodded to Indra and her scout, and didn't question about the prisoner.
"Lead her into the Celler," Indra ordered, going for the small stone building. It was designed to accomadate special guests if they should come, but adjacent to it was also a small room with barred windows with a heavy door that could be locked and bolted. Indra took the priner from Lumina, and bound her to one of the ring set ni the wall. It was alll very fragile, but even if the Intruder-girl managed to break something, she wouldn't get through the door, nor through the busy camp.

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[Adrianna Syrind]

dark clouds are arriving the sun will be rising soon...

  Adrianna gave a slight chuckle as the girl bound her hands. 'So they do need me alive...' That was a reassuring feeling. What did they really want her for though? The girl who she let take her by surprise blind folded her. 'Hmm well they're certainly taking precautions...' Did this mean there camp was close? Wherever they were taking her they didn't want her to know the exact location... That was for sure. When one of them spoke in another language she felt sick to her stomach and desperately hoped one of them spoke her language if not she was screwed. Adrianna dreaded the outcome even more now... The suspense was keeping her on edge.

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Adrianna felt like they had been walking for a long time now... 'This must mean there camp isn't close' when the rain began to drop drastically as it poured any bit of hope diminished. Their foot prints wouldn't be there anymore. It would be on her now to get herself out of this situation. She certainly wasn't able to talk herself out of it now... One of them had gagged her. The rain was cold, much colder then she would have expected... Nightfall certainly was slowly creeping upon them with the temperature drop. Another voice spoke; So she had been taken by women. 'Guess it's better then men?' She could at least put up some kind of fight. From the sound of it the way she had observed this one was older. She sounded much older then Adrianna, she smiled as best she could through the gag unintentionally. She certainly thought if it came down to it she could take one of them at this point. The ground had become much firmer; They weren't tracking through the wet ground anymore. It was hard, structured. She had been passed to the other woman now and bound to something new. She assumed she was in a room now, she wasn't getting wet anymore. Adrianna jerked her hands; 'Well I'm not getting off of this just yet however, maybe I can get loose enough eventually' She ran her fingers along the ring that she had been bound to. It was rough, maybe rusted... She figured it was old. She tried to speak but it was muffled by the gag. 'Guess I'm a sitting duck in here...' She had no idea where she was or even what her captors looked like. 'The joys of being a prisoner...' she thought as sarcastically as she could. Would they leave her in her still blindfolded and gagged? She expected the worst at this point.

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"Get yourself something to eat," Indra told Lumina, removing the gag from her prisoner. Screaming wouldn't save her, so she might as well talk. Then she tugged away the blindfold; if she was to question the Intruder she wanted to see her eyes to detect any lies.
"Are you from the sky people?" Indra asked, her voice hard. Show no fear or insecurity, she told herself, keeping her face blank as a stone.

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