Cree Kom Azgeda

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Origin
Cree was born under normal circumstances, the second child of DAD and MOM (tbd until I remember their names lolz). Her father was a high ranking warrior in the Azgeda military, respected for his ruthlessness in battle and ability to run a tight regiment. Her mother was an advisor to the royal family and considered one of their most valuable asset for her quick thinking and out-of-the-box battle strategies.

However, shortly before her birth, her father was accused of treason and conspiracy to commit treason. In an attempt to avoid execution, he makes a deal with the childless rulers- in return for pardoning him of crimes committed, the king and queen could take their unborn child and raise it as their own. Seeing this as an opportunity to have the child they've tried unsuccessfully to conceive, without having to lose a skilled warrior, they pardon him, and shortly after Cree's birth, she is taken into the palace, cut off from her biological family, and raised to believe the King and Queen are her true parents.

Her childhood is filled with doting servants and the luxuries associated with her position. She grows close to both parents, who love and spoil her as their only child.

Much of her childhood is spent with tutors, learning traditional subjects, as well and the social skills, etiquette, public speaking, strategy and politics, associated with her position. Per tradition and in hopes of having well-rounded members of the royal family, she is put through the same intense physical training as the other children in Azgeda. Unlike her peers, who all become brutal warriors, memories of fights to the death and capital punishments remained burned into her head, and she remains opposed to the violence.

Cree quickly becomes apt at politics and is quick to share her ideas when her parents allow her to sit in on meetings, though her ideas are typically brushed off as naive, childish, or outright foolish. Worried for their daughter's naivety, her tutors and parents make every attempt to harden her, though they eventually give up and hope it passes.

Current Happenings
In the beginning of Season One, Cree's life is changed forever with the arrival of the drop ships and the people who fall from the sky. While her nation plots attacks and spy missions, Cree advocates for peaceful negotiations and open-mindedness before violence and war. However, due to the debris killing many of their own, tensions in Azgeda rise, and any hope she had of convincing her people of peace is gone.

She learns her mother was among those injured by the downed space debris, and though Azgeda medics try to heal her, Queen MOM succumbs to her wounds. This only angers the citizens of Azgeda further, and repeated calls to action come to a climax when King DAD is challenged for his position by Atlan Kom Azgeda. The King doesn't chose a second to fight in his place, and eventually is defeated, making Atlan Azgeda's new ruler.

Fearing she faces the same fate as her parents, or would be married off to unite Azgeda with another clan, Cree flees her nation, not stopping until she arrives at the delinquent's camp, where she hopes she can work on negotiating a treaty from their side. Things don't go as planned, and she is locked up and kept under constant watch. She tries befriending each delinquent to varying degrees of success, before fulling gaining their trust by healing Leo's wound, and showing them how to create the antidote for the grounder's poison. With their trust, she teaches whoever will listen the basics of communication in Trigedasleng, and prolly some other stuff all the secrets that make the ground bearable I just don't know what would make sense.

Though she warns the 100 against retaliating after the grounder attack, she's largely ignored, resulting in the death of the Heda. Cree remains on edge after that and, not wanting to risk upsetting the other clans, she parts ways before the delinquents head off to negotiate peace.

Along the way, she runs into a member of Azgeda, exiled shortly after she had left. He reveals what's happened in Azgeda since she ran away, and also informs her the truth about her past, including that Atlan is, in reality, her biological brother. More determined than ever to return to Azgeda, Cree becomes more hurried, and in her recklessness, is discovered and taken to Mount Weather by a Reaper.

In Season Two, Cree is revealed to be in the Mountain, and had been since her disappearance in Season One. After multiple blood transfusions, the Mountain Men drill into her for her bone marrow, at which point she tells them about her title, and bluffs about a rescue and complete eradication of the mountain. This has the opposite effect as she had hoped, and instead of freeing her, Peter uses this to antagonize and torture her in different ways, and she is kept as a collateral in case the grounders do ever try to attack Mount Weather.

Through Peter's manipulation, she eventually begins to believe no one cares or is going to come rescue her, and she knows she would otherwise be unable to escape. She eventually witnesses several of the delinquents escape, and believes they saw her, but chose to leave her behind to get out. which only causes her to grow angry and resentful towards the 100. When she is freed, despite being weak and alone for so long, she feels overlooked, cementing the emotional wounds and bitterness created in the mountain.

Cree is taken back to Arkadia with everyone else freed from the now irradiated Mount Weather, and is shown in Season Three immediately distancing herself from the others in an attempt to slip away unnoticed and return to Azgeda. she runs into cat or cat tells her she's leaving so they go together. she's rly grossed out that anyone would? have a crush on her brother like? ew who does that?

Personality
From a young age, Cree has been a compassionate person, more concerned with the feelings of others than with justice or being right. Because of this, she always vouches for a diplomatic solution to conflict, and has a firm belief that communication and compromises can solve any issues. While her kindness is not a valued trait in the militaristic Azgeda, she remains a gentle person throughout her childhood and first season of the show.

She's also shown to be witty and

Skills & Abilities
Azgeda is a clan prized for their brutal warriors and ruthlessness, and as is customary for children in Azgeda, Cree's tutoring and royal duties were supplemented with rigorous physical and military training. This has made her a strong warrior, knowledgeable in a variety of weapons, poisons, methods of murder, and hand-to-hand combat, despite her typical refusal to act violently. Most of her strength in combat comes from her quick thinking and ability to use her opponent's strengths against them.