Young warrior Ontari stands beside the Ice Nation queen and watches the ensuing fight. This is probably going to get real ugly, real fast.

Roan's cleaned up a bit and seems to be in standard Ice Nation make-up. He also appears to be readying for a fight in an arena. Are the rival queens staging some kind of gladiator-style fight to the death?

We already know Nia is ruthless, based on her actions in the attack on Farm Station at Mount Weather during "Ye Who Enter Here." Now that we're seeing her in the light of day, her epic makeup and styling makes her look even more menacing, if that's even possible.

Nia's throne isn't quite as ornate as Lexa's, but she looks totally in command and powerful here. She and her court appear to be overseeing some kind of gladiatorial activity.

Is it just me or does that look like adoration in Kane's eyes as he looks at Abby? Not that we can blame him. The two have been through a lot together. Plus, we know from the trailer that the two share a kiss at some point this season. We're SO looking forward to seeing these two connect and share a moment like that.

Whatever Kane and Abby are talking about has put a big old smile on his face. Seems that they aren't worried about Clarke's fate at the moment, or their all-too-fragile truce with the Grounder clans.

Kane and Abby share a casual, happy moment. Cherish it, folks, because as we know all too well in this world, those moments are few and far between. Also, check out that old subway station sign in the back!

Looks like Indra has made her way back to meet up with Abby and Kane. She's got a smile on her face, so maybe she's passing along good news. Like the fact that Clarke is safe with Lexa (for now), for instance.

Wherever he is, Kane appears to be in awe at what he's found. Abby is with him and the rest of the group as well.

Kane is looking serious, flanked by two guards and visiting a makeshift village of some kind. Where could he be?

Indra left Kane, Bellamy, Monty, and the others to warn her people when she saw that the Ice Nation army was marching on her clan. She didn't seem particularly surprised to see Clarke, leaving us to wonder what exactly Indra knew, all along when she was with the Sky People, about who had taken Clarke.

The pain on Clarke's face is palpable as she meets with Lexa. Presumably, Lexa is requesting Clarke's assistance in dealing with the Ice Queen, as she started to do in "Wanheda: Part Two," right before Clarke flipped out and attacked her. Clearly, the sting of Lexa's betrayal before the Battle at Mount Weather still feels fresh to Clarke.