So, not a title you earned, but took for yourself, [she says, making sense of it out loud. That's conversation with Clarke. Sometimes she lets people see her thought processes.]

I'd ask you how you were as a leader, but I suppose the fact that you're no longer a king says everything. To some degree. Of course, with the other circumstances in play. [And there are other ones, of course.]

I never claimed my title. Not at first, anyway. But I guess you could say I earned it. The people in my world call me Wanheda—it translates to "the Commander of Death." It wasn't given lightly.