Honestly, Bellamy was not ready for this, either. The damage done by the death wave was likely unimaginable. He did not want to see the world decimated, but they needed to. If the rover was still standing, it would be a miracle. However, if it was not, then, they were fucked. Grabbing Clarke’s hand when it was offered, he smiled somewhat grimly at her comment. “Or... we can try to not go down at all yet. I like that plan better.” Bellamy prompted with a soft chuckle. When they stepped onto solid ground, it was not like the first time they returned to Earth from the drop ship.<br/><br/>The land was destroyed, just as they feared. Did anything survive this? Now, at least, it was raining and the breeze was nice. It felt safe, weather wise, at least. When Clarke asked Bellamy what they should do first, he felt compelled to answer with finding shelter. “As badly as I want to check on my sister. I think finding shelter would be our best bet right now. I don’t want to risk getting caught out in the open. There’s no telling what dangers we might face. I think shelter is most important right now.<br/><br/>“Also, how long do you think we should wait before helping them out of the bunker? That bunker was meant to survive the death wave. We only survived it up here because of our blood. How do we know when it will be safe for them?” The last thing they needed was opening up the bunker too soon, killing everyone inside. That was something they would have to figure out, though. Until then, finding the rover, getting some rest – it was the best idea. Bellamy knew the general direction back to Arkadia, so he started heading that way, Clarke by his side.<br/><br/>“Maybe we’ll reach where it used to stand before nightfall. I don’t want us to get caught out here at night since there’s no telling what could be roaming around now.” Presumably, everything was dead, but Bellamy was certain it was far from true. “It still feels like a miracle that we made it out.” Bellamy commented, remembering that first night they spent holding each other tight, thinking it was their last night alive. Yet, here they were – Bellamy had no regrets about not letting Clarke do this thing alone. He never let her carry any burden alone – they were a team.