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Lilly hadn't overly thought about how being inactive might have been hard on him, but when he said it, she could see that! It might be hard to think toot much when your thoughts were what pulled you under! Yes! Clearly he needed to escape from this and get out! Once he was busy then maybe she would see more of the old Jasper! The one how did little things to get in trouble! Thinking this the best thing for him she grinned and decided that she was going to try to keep him busy!

"You're welcome!" Lilly told him when the thanked her, "I'm glad you're coming." Lilly shifted so her knee drew up on her seat, and she could face Jasper's side rather then turn her head to look at him. "I was thinking that we should follow the mountains, and head west. Right? Because we could see what was past the clans there and maybe find an area away from here that could be safe." Besides, Alekay had taken her that way, and she had found it beautiful! The glowing forest had taken her breath away! She really wanted to see what was past there, and try to find something undiscovered! "Though there is a lot of water and forest that don't have a lot of room, so . . . . can you ride a horse?"

Lilly used her shoulder to bump Jasper's and try to get him to smile or something. She knew it was a long shot, but she had to try a little. She felt she owed him a lot after him helping her until she had found her mother after Mount Weather. Lilly had been born to privilege, but had hid it when they got to the ground since no one seemed to recognize her. She didn't want to be out casted like Clarke and Wells. Her mother had come down with Alpha station, and they were reunited here. That was when everyone had figured out she was a council member's daughter.

"Yeah, I get that." She admitted, "It's like me with my Mom. I rather not leave her right now either, but I want to help her stay alive. Which is why I am going to do this, and do my best!" And why she needed him to do the same. She needed him to be able to take charge of his job, and have a sharp eye on the readings. She wanted to believe that he could, but she wouldn't risk the mission on him.
"I want to be honest with you Jasper, I am a bit worried about you. If you think this is too much for you, no one will judge you for staying here." Lilly reached over and rested her hand on his shoulder, "But I could really use you, and you're the best one on the team for this. I think that getting away from this place will do you good. So just let me know what you need, K?" She wasn't going to baby him, but she was here to help him if he needed it, and could ask for it.

Lilly was almost out of sight when there was a sound of something moving in the air, and then something smacking slightly. While she wasn't fast enough to see what it was, or where it was from--she knew instantly what was happening. The boar was turning it's attention to her! No longer trying to move slowly she begun backing up. She she lifted her foot, she tried to grab her knife from her boot but ended up falling back on her butt. Pushing backwards, she was about to push up and run . . . .

When she understood more of what was happening. The blade came from no where, and hit the neck. Lilly watched as it went down before getting more then a half dozen feet from her. Exhaling, she sat there for a moment, as she watched Alekay climb down from the tree. Alekay. She huffed out another breath. Alekay! Suddenly everything was making more sense! "You asshole!" She snapped at him, pushing up from the ground, and wanted to stamp her foot but THAT would set him off. "You could have killed me!" She bent down and put her knife up, but grabbed a few pine cones and threw them at him. She knew they wouldn't hurt if they hit him, but it made her feel better!

She straightened her clothes, and brushed the dirt off her backside, while glaring at him. Sometimes his humor was just what she needed. Sometimes it really helped her not take everything seriously, and just have fun--but sometimes it left her pissed off. This time it was the later. Once she was rearranged, she walked toward both the stupid beasts, and looked down at the dead one. "Good thing you have more brawn then brains, cause you're caring that back by yourself."

Lilly walked toward where she saw Jasper sitting, and paused a few feet away until he turned to look at her. She smiled softly at him then and walked forward to sit beside him. "I'm glad you're on my team." She told him, wanting him to know that first and foremost. She hadn't really worried too much when he had been assigned too her. Had Jasper been in better shape he would be leading this mission. She knew that. He had had a rough few months, and she was worried that he might not be ready for this type of mission, but he had keep her alive in Mount Weather. She was hoping that this could be what he needed to help him get back to the old @jasper420. The one who believed in himself. She knew that he would still help the team--he had saved Raven, and without knowing it herself too. When he stole the rover and everyone gave chase, she had escaped from the group of people waiting to be chipped and gotten away, too.

Lilly kept smiling softly at him, trying not to treat him like she thought he was fragile. "I was a little surprised you volunteered at all." She admitted, not finding it easy to come out and ask him if he thought he could keep up. She didn't want to ask him to stay, but this mission was important. She was trying to test the waters to make sure he could do it. She believed he could! He had been so strong before. She just knew that he was hurting now, and she hadn't ever lost anyone. She hadn't even really loved anyone like that before. The later might not be true. She did care about someone a lot, but with everything happening she knew she couldn't really let herself think on that.

Lilly was fighting to stand still! This mission would be the hardest thing she had ever done, by choice at least. She would be leading this mission! Not because she was her mother's daughter, or that Kane favored her mother, but because she had earned it! Working hard and staying on her path had lead her to this point! While it would be hard to once again say good bye to her mother, she would do it to help save her. She wasn't afraid of what was out there, not anymore. She was ready to undertake this! She had the best crew out of the bunch too! Lilly knew this wasn't something to smile about, but she wanted tp prove herself, and this was her chance! She really believed that there would be a place for them all out there!

Lilly was the daughter of Callie, a council member on the Ark; and still a predominant member of their people. When she was arrested for illegal substances and sent to Earth, she had lied about who she was. The only few privileged who had known her hadn't given her away. It had only been recently, after mount weather, that others had learned that she had been raised in the upper classes. She had worked hard, and trained to join the guard. First under Bellamy's guide while they were at the dropship; and later with the actual guard at Camp Jaha. When Pike became commandar she had kept her head down, and not gotten evolved in the politics. It was later that she would begin to stand out. When ALIE took over the camp, she used Jasper's distracted on stealing Raven as a way of escaping. She hadn't known where she was going, but she ended up finding some grounders who thankfully didn't kill her. They had spread the word of what was happening tot he clans, and helped slow the mass spreading. Because of this, she was given the role as leader of her own group. Delta Group!

Looking over across the room she looked at Nyko, a man she had only met in passing, but never spoken directly too. He was known as peacful, and good. That was great for her, because Lilly wasn't one who could overly assert her power every day. Nyko was smart, and she would do well to take his advice when she needed it. Then here was Harper. Lilly was excited that Harper was on her team. They had been been on the dropship that had sent the 100 down, and in Mount Weather together. She respected Harper, and was a little surprised she wasn't leading this mission. Yeah, she had a good team! The only real concern was Jasper. Looking over at him, Lilly tried to guage how he was doing. For a while he had helped keep everyone alive while in Mount Weather, and she had thought he would have risen int he ranks after that; but the loss of Maya had taken a toll on him, and she was worried that he might not be ready for this mission. She hoped this would be good for him, since they were taking no booze, but she also knew that if he really wanted to do himself harm there were other ways. He had been known for herbs on the Ark. Him and Monty.

The last member of their team was Alekay. Lilly had tried to keep from looking at him the longest, but now she found herself looking toward him. Alekey. That would be her other challenge. They had spent the most resent weeks traveling together, and she wasn't sure if they would kill each other before they figured out how to make a good team. He had led them last time, and hadn't overly let her help. Lilly grinned toward him, enjoying the moment of knowing this was her moment. Now she was in charge, and she was going to enjoy reminding him of that.

She wasn't worried though. Her team would be alright. They were good at what they did, and she was sure that they would make the perfect team. It would do everyone good to get out of here for a while anyway.

Lilly was running too fast to really pay attention to where she was going. She didn't even know where she was going but she hoped that she could get far enough away that she could stay free enough to figure it out. The city had fallen, and thankfully Jasper had made a big enough ruckus at the main gate that she had fled out the side. She didn't have a plan, or any sort of idea what to do now. She knew Kane and the others had escaped a while back but Lilly had no idea how to find them!

At one point in her run, she stepped in something, and before she could take the next step, her foot was jerked from under her, and she slamed into the the ground. It knocked the breath from her, but she didn't even have time to realize that before she was jerked into the air--High into the air! She let out a little scream, as she swung wildly for a moment, before her thinking caught back up to her. She was caught in a trap. A grounder trap!

She twisted, and pulled, and tried to get to the knot holding her foot, but it was tight on her. "Damn it," she hissed as she kept trying. "Blah blah blah bla blah blahlie blah." Grounders! She jerked her head up--err down--to look at them She didn't know what he said, but she knew that right now the odds of them not killing her were slim. Her heart beat so hard she thought it might stop. Finally the one who spoke did so again. "Aren't you a bit far from home, Skai girl?" Words she understood.

Lilly weighted her options. In the end, she decided that if she had news they wanted to hear, she might get cut down, and have a chance--if she refused to talk she could be dead before she hit the ground. "Not anymore. The city has fallen." She admitted, not giving more detail. Buying her time. She knew she couldn't fight her way out, but she knew she wasn't going down without one, either.