Hello, so I'm going to try some other point of views and see how it goes.

Also after rewatching the first episode of season five I realised Clarke left Becca's lab fourty two days after Primfaya, I have already written it for about ten days after but I'm going to pretend it's fourty two for the sake of accuracy.

Raven

Bellamy is spiralling, he tries to hide it but we can all clearly see the pain he's in. Almost everyone knew something was happening between him and Clarke, it was blindingly obvious to anyone but them.

Losing Clarke hurt us all, even Murphy, Emori and Echo, she's changed all our lives, saved all our lives and died in doing so. I remember the first time I met her, we were so young and untainted by the horrors of Earth, I was excited to see her, Abby's daughter. Then Finn happened and we drifted but only after Finn's death we got along properly, after his death I came to see her as a friend, and now she's gone.

Murphy and Emori keep to themselves, I think they're still worried they're expendable due to the radiation chamber nightblood incident, Echo is silent probably still in awe of space, she'll get over it soon and become fed up of the blank star filled void.

Monty, Harper and myself are the only ones actively carrying on, the algae is running but after trying the first batch and very nearly going into a coma Bellamy has decided that it isn't ready and Monty needs to get it sorted and soon because it's our only food source.

After fixing the comms as much as I can, I've started to look for ways to travel back to Earth in five years it's early but it is better to have a plan now in case complications come up. Our original idea of landing in water may not work as Primfaya has obliterated any water source as far as we can see.

Clarke

Packing all the rations I have left I double check I have all I need, I stripped the radio down and used what limited knowledge Raven passed on to try and build a portable one, it looks worn down but it works, I received more garbled speech from the bunker and then some morse code, my mother is okay and everyone's settling, Octavia's struggling but that's to be expected, she's never had that responsibility before, she's always had Bellamy's support.

Standing I take a deep breath, this is the first time I'll see the outside after Primfaya, I'll see the damage done to the once beautiful Earth.

I slowly climb the stairs towards the doors, I barely remember pushing through them after Primfaya hit. Pulling on the doors, they creak open with a loud groan. Rubble topples into the lab the small overbuilding is in pieces, I push at the large stone slabs squirming through the gap and pulling my rucksack out behind me.

Light. Blinding, glares of light shine down on the now barren Earth, as far as I can see there is sand, dull yellow sand. The water is gone, the green of the trees and grass is gone and there are no clouds. It's a desert, empty and strikingly hot.

I pull out the map we made in Arkadia and judging by the direction the sun is rising I determine north. Looking at the map I sigh "At least I don't know swim" I mutter to myself. Hoisting my rucksack up I nod determinedly to myself "l got this"

After hours of walking my feet start to drag as I come across partially buried pillars, stumbling down I retrieve the small shovel from my pack and start to dig, three shovels in I hit something, it lets out a dull metallic bang, furrowing my brows I hit it again and scrape away the sand, determined I start burrowing my hand into it, the object feels cylindrical, brushing the sand aside glee fills me, it's the rover, the solar powered rover.

Digging takes more than an hour but its worth it the rover is a blessing that is much needed, its still charged up from before Primfaya and purrs to life when I start it. I almost laugh in joy.

The ride to Polis is mostly uneventful except the sandstorm I spotted, but that's to be expected when I'm the only one here.

Pulling up I stare at the once bustling city reduced to rubble, I quickly get out and run towards the rock pile, squeezing through the small gaps I see the commanders tower has toppled over and the debris is covering the entrance to the bunker.

Abby

Clarke radio'd in this morning, she's on her way to Polis, it'll take a couple of days but my daughter is coming, she told us that the Ark contacted her but she couldn't reply to them, we still have radio silence from them but Clarke says they think she's us, they think she's dead, my brave reckless determined daughter, always saving others, she's her father's daughter.

I am nothing like her or my late husband, all my life I have looked the other way while innocents died on the Ark, convincing myself that because I was a doctor and I saved some lives that I was good, but I wasn't.

This bunker was given to us, its another chance, a chance to not continue the barbaric lives we once had, no fighting or killing over nothing. An opportunity to live together and rebuild humanity, to not destroy it like everything else we have.

I didn't really know how to end this chapter so I left it there, next chapter it gets interesting, the bunker knowing Clarke's coming changes some things but it's relatively similar to season five for now. Love you all Liya xx