After persuading the grounder’s leader. She sent her war chiefs, Indra, and a variety of warriors to camp Jaha. Grounders deemed the sky people worthless and should have been killed, while the sky people were distrustful and believed them to be barbarians.

Lexa instructed them to meet with grounders and sky people to form a consensus, facing the same foe as Mount Weather or ‘the mountain men,’ who were turning their people into ‘reapers’ as long as they could remember.

Later, you and Chancellor Kane observe Grounders train, witnessing harsh physical training and then rising again as though nothing had happened, and Indra asks who will be next. You attempt to get her to let you train alongside them. "I am," you say. “We’re supposed to train together, right?.”

She flat out refuses. Not sparing you a glance as while she kept her focus on her warriors sparring, “Only warriors train here.” You scoffed in response, “I saved your life.” Indra’s eyes remained focused on her warriors, “And now I'm saving yours.“

Indra discovers the Sky People don't even have food to feed anyone. Not their own people nor her warriors, irritatedly, she approaches her training warriors “Noumou. Yo beda don kepa beda unfnes, gon ron hompei.” She scowls, “Ai ge tel op nou dina.”

A hunting party of grounders began approaching the gates. You stepped in front of her, refusing the hunting party to leave “Time for one more?”, Indra didn’t have time to play games “Step aside. We're hungry.”

“Make me.” We’re the last words that escaped your lips: “Simon. Give them what they want.” Simon approached you wielding a sword. All aggression, no thought, nor defensiveness was your weakness. He left you bruised and bloodied.

When they returned from their hunt, Simon handed you a plate of food “You fight good, for a sky person. But The boar still picked up a better fight than you.” He then left to be with his people. You obviously won the grounders' respect, despite the fact that he blatantly just disrespected you.