The leader of the coalition of the thirteen clans—their Commander. Our numbers may be smaller than what some are used to—[which is an addition made in part because of her experiences here]—but I wouldn't say that our society is small. [Especially compared to where they are now.
Lexa is reluctant to share that prior to coming here, she met her demise. If anything, the true problem lies in the one place where she's met confusion: the Flame in her neck. Clarke spoke of using it later, of becoming the next Commander in all but permanence.
If anything, that will only come out if she's absolutely forced. It hasn't seemed important yet.
(But then, she's not against being selfish and deciding what is or isn't important.)]
It's not that my people aren't accustomed to me occasionally having to go into hiding, but as you can imagine, there would still be disruptions. One of my ambassadors is with me, too, and I believe that she'll be leading her clan before long. [Honestly, Lexa thinks she should be already. It's apparent that she's the best suited for it.]
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Lexa is reluctant to share that prior to coming here, she met her demise. If anything, the true problem lies in the one place where she's met confusion: the Flame in her neck. Clarke spoke of using it later, of becoming the next Commander in all but permanence.
If anything, that will only come out if she's absolutely forced. It hasn't seemed important yet.
(But then, she's not against being selfish and deciding what is or isn't important.)]
It's not that my people aren't accustomed to me occasionally having to go into hiding, but as you can imagine, there would still be disruptions. One of my ambassadors is with me, too, and I believe that she'll be leading her clan before long. [Honestly, Lexa thinks she should be already. It's apparent that she's the best suited for it.]