There Are Consequences For Blaking The Rules

[Bellamy Blake]

Tag: Kat Roux

whatever

THE HELL WE WANT

Bellamy wasn't in the best of moods. He wasn't permitted to go to the summit, the excuse of his leg being the reason. But Bellamy knew better than that. He knew that it was because of his defiance. He had gone against Kane's orders and this was his punishment. He felt like a child being given a time out. It was ridiculous. There was a fraction of relief that came from this . . . and that was that Clarke was still alive. Left in the hands of a woman who had betrayed them and left them for dead . . . but for now, she was alive. And Clarke would not be killed anytime soon. Otherwise, she'd be dead by now.

Bellamy's distrust of the grounders was strong, and he wanted to . . . no, he needed to be there. But instead, he was here. Helping everyone get settled. There was of course another relief that those from farm had been found . . . though they had suffered the wrath of grounders as well. So many lives lost. But right now, Bellamy was focusing on settling those that were alive.

It was all they could do; focus on the ones that were still here. There had been a few guards people tasked with helping, and Bellamy was going around to each one to make sure that everything as in order, and seeing which people were situated where. He eventually limped his way to Kat. Still silently cursing at his damn wound. "Got your group settled?" He asked her. They had divided them up and designated different sectors to each one.

[Kat Roux]

With Kat's growing desire to distract herself from recent events, she was one of the first to volunteer to help everyone get settled. It was a better distraction than sitting around.. constantly worrying about her parents. She needed to move past that dilemma one way or another. And the best way to clear her head was by helping others. At least that's what she told herself. Granted, this was more or less the consequence of not following the stern rules of not venturing further into the woods. She might have taken a gun during that small misadventure to search any nearby areas by herself. After all, they found those from the Farm station still alive. There was no reason to fully believe the possibility of her parents being dead any longer. They could be alive this very second.. somewhere.

Unfortunately her misadventure to find them had landed her a one way ticket here instead. There would be little time for her to grow distracted by that thought if she was occupied settling in those from the Farm station here. Straightening up her posture slightly as she set down the luggage from one of the older folk, the auburn haired girl glanced over at the other guards. Everything seemed relatively peaceful for now. She could only hoped there wouldn't be any encounters with the Grounders anytime soon. No one needed a reminder of those they lost recently.

With Bellamy's voice suddenly being heard, Kat quickly snapped out of her thoughts and turned her attention to him. "Everyone's settled here now. They're just unpacking their things." She answered, sneaking a brief glance at their surrounding. With nothing out of the ordinary catching her eye, her attention lingered on Bellamy. The question was on the tip of her tongue, waiting to be spoken. Considering his presence here, it was a bit out of the ordinary for him not to be with Kane and his group in the summit right now. ".. Are you doing alright?" She questioned tentatively, uncertain if she should drop the subject or continue further.


Tag: Bellamy Blake  

[Bellamy Blake]

Tag: Kat Roux

whatever

THE HELL WE WANT

Bellamy listened to her response, stating that everyone was settled. That they were unpacking their things. There was relief felt that some at least had been reunited with their loved ones, like Monty and his mom, Miller and Bryan . . . Bellamy wasn't entirely certain if there was anyone that Kat had been expecting to find. From the looks of it, she hadn't. Otherwise, there would be relief on her face and she may not be standing here alone, but rather, in the company of her loved ones.

"Good," Bellamy stated. "Seems like we have enough space for everyone," he added on. Some people would be sharing a room, but that was more out of choice than dire necessity. On the other hand, that wasn't exactly a good thing because it meant that they had lost so many people. "Any news?" He hoped she understood what he meant by that; questioning as to whether there was any news on her family, friends, or any other loved ones. And hoped . . . that it wouldn't trigger a devastating response. Though he supposed that was inevitable if the answer was no. Her question caused Bellamy to avert his gaze for a moment. "I'm fine," he said almost bitterly, immediately regretting the tone he took with her. After all, it wasn't her fault. He looked at her, an apology in his gaze as he continued. "Just, doing what I can here." Since he hadn't been allowed to go to the summit. A source of bitterness for the young male.

[Kat Roux]

The future is unclear words:  tag: Bellamy Blake notes:  While it was great that everyone on the Farm station managed to find their loved ones and friends, it didn't help that Kat found herself feeling unhappy in midst of the reunions going on around them. She had fallen under the belief her parents would've been found by now, whether it was in another camp or a different station. Each time she had been proved wrong. They weren't anywhere to be found from what she heard. The worry would be a constant feeling she couldn't shake off-- not anytime in the near future at least. Nonetheless, it was good everyone else had found their loved ones among those in the Farm Station. Nodding her head in agreement, the auburn haired girl turned her attention over to the others for a moment. Despite how many people they found, there was still plenty of space remaining back in Arkadia, surprisingly. "Maybe we'll find everyone else sooner or later." Kat stated lightly, unwilling to indulge that topic any further.  "There's bound to be more people from the station somewhere." For a second, Kat found herself peering at Bellamy in confusion until his question finally sunk in. A tired look crossed her features as she mulled over her answer. From what she learned, there wasn't much news on what happened to her parents. That was worrisome. Releasing a small breath, the auburn haired girl forced herself to relax. It wouldn't help anyone if she got worked up over the lack of information on her parents. "No. There.. hasn't been much news on them. No one seems to know anything-- about my.. parents, I mean."  The bitter tone she heard left her reluctant to comment, but she ignored the feeling quickly. It might have the apologetic look in Bellamy's eyes that made her judgement sway, and she shook her head to dismiss the apology. With the way things were rapidly changing, there was a lot of tension they were dealing with. "You're helping a lot of people here too." Kat stated, only offering a brief smile at the thought. Considering Kane and the others were at the summit right now, it didn't take a genius to figure out that Bellamy should have been there beside them. "Is there anything else on our lists for today?"

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