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thecapitol2013-03-13 12:16 am
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What a place I have come to [Open]
Who | Pruna and you!
Where | District 12's area of the training centre and then outside
What | Arrival and exploring mostly
When | The day of her arrival
Warnings/notes I'll add if anything comes up.
No one had said anything to her after her test and the girl followed silently as she was taken out of the room and into a box which lurched and made her stomach go funny. She still had no idea what was going on and she was starting to get more and more irritated that no one was explaining things to her. Her guardians always briefed her before missions and the fact she had been brought here without knowing it, surrounded by strangers and things she had never seen before.
She was shown to a room, which they explained was hers, and that she could go anywhere on this floor or even out of the building, but she was to sleep here. She was also given a card and some other stupid thing that no one bothered explaining.
Once she was alone she sat on the floor and tugged off the shoes she had been told to wear, they were stupid and hurt her feet and made far too much noise. She felt exposed without a weapon but they had even taken the dagger Kant had given her. She looked around, her mouth falling open. If only her sister could see this! It was grander than even the best room in the inn, grander than most the houses she had ever snuck into as part of missions. And it was hers to stay in?
She crept over to the bed staring at it, poking it suspiciously. Then dashed round the room opening and closing every cupboard, checking for threats whilst taking a childish delight in the luxurious room.
Her room well and truly explored it was time to explore outside and she opened the door, half expecting it to be locked despite what the stupid haired people had said.
She opened doors, seeing other rooms like hers and finally came to a room with chairs and sofas. She watched from the doorway for a moment before padding in and poking the couch. Another glance round the room. She wondered about the others here, other shadow followers she guessed from what she had been told already.
She really wished that Elina had sent her sister as well, they had never been apart for more than a few hours for as long as she could remember and she missed her like someone had cut off her hand.
Spotting a window she skipped over, standing on tiptoes to look out and once again her mouth fell open. What a place this was... a far cry away from Gauig and they were so high up... higher than the roofs her and her sister would play on.
[A little later in the city] She wasn't planning to go very far, she had snuck through the entrance even though she had been told she could go out if she wanted to. Still not wearing her shoes, she kept to the sides of the streets, staying in the shadows, trying to be aware of her surroundings even as she was mesmerised by them.
It was colder here than in Gauig and she shivered as she stood as hidden as she could be, watching the people go by.
Where | District 12's area of the training centre and then outside
What | Arrival and exploring mostly
When | The day of her arrival
Warnings/notes I'll add if anything comes up.
No one had said anything to her after her test and the girl followed silently as she was taken out of the room and into a box which lurched and made her stomach go funny. She still had no idea what was going on and she was starting to get more and more irritated that no one was explaining things to her. Her guardians always briefed her before missions and the fact she had been brought here without knowing it, surrounded by strangers and things she had never seen before.
She was shown to a room, which they explained was hers, and that she could go anywhere on this floor or even out of the building, but she was to sleep here. She was also given a card and some other stupid thing that no one bothered explaining.
Once she was alone she sat on the floor and tugged off the shoes she had been told to wear, they were stupid and hurt her feet and made far too much noise. She felt exposed without a weapon but they had even taken the dagger Kant had given her. She looked around, her mouth falling open. If only her sister could see this! It was grander than even the best room in the inn, grander than most the houses she had ever snuck into as part of missions. And it was hers to stay in?
She crept over to the bed staring at it, poking it suspiciously. Then dashed round the room opening and closing every cupboard, checking for threats whilst taking a childish delight in the luxurious room.
Her room well and truly explored it was time to explore outside and she opened the door, half expecting it to be locked despite what the stupid haired people had said.
She opened doors, seeing other rooms like hers and finally came to a room with chairs and sofas. She watched from the doorway for a moment before padding in and poking the couch. Another glance round the room. She wondered about the others here, other shadow followers she guessed from what she had been told already.
She really wished that Elina had sent her sister as well, they had never been apart for more than a few hours for as long as she could remember and she missed her like someone had cut off her hand.
Spotting a window she skipped over, standing on tiptoes to look out and once again her mouth fell open. What a place this was... a far cry away from Gauig and they were so high up... higher than the roofs her and her sister would play on.
[A little later in the city] She wasn't planning to go very far, she had snuck through the entrance even though she had been told she could go out if she wanted to. Still not wearing her shoes, she kept to the sides of the streets, staying in the shadows, trying to be aware of her surroundings even as she was mesmerised by them.
It was colder here than in Gauig and she shivered as she stood as hidden as she could be, watching the people go by.

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His stylists have chastised him for getting his boy's-size clothes all dirty, and they'll be mad at him again later today when he shows up with stains all over them from digging through a dumpster. He brushes himself off a little and wipes his mouth; he found some uneaten onion rings in the last one. He's about to rejoin the crowd when he turns a corner and nearly collides with a little girl.
"Jeez, are you looking for tetanus?" Howard raises his eyebrows and looks at the girl's bare feet. It's easy to tell she's a Tribute - the looks she gives to the strange hairstyles and outfits makes it evident.
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Also she had no idea what tetanus was, or why she should be looking for it. "No." She glanced around again, working out escape routes. "Do you be looking for it? I do no be knowing where it do be if that did be going to be your next question."
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He moves out of the way as a throng of people push past, squeaking up against a wall. "You're new."
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"Yes I did be getting here today, do you be living here?"
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Shoes were stupid and uncomfortable. "You did be getting kidnapped? That did be being careless of you."
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Having been inspired to try some of the less combat related training programs the center offered Sandy was beginning to suspect that she was going to die horribly...again.
In the plantlife class she kept mixing up the berries that were safe to eat and which ones would kill her. She still hasn't mastered starting a fire with twigs and grass and currently she had a tangle of ropes in front of her that was supposed to be a snare.
"I should have joined the Girl Scouts when I had the chance." She muttered oblivious of anyone else in the center.
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On spotting the girl she crept forward to see what she was doing. She hadn't seen any other people around her age at all, though she had been quite proud that Elina believed she could fight against adults.
"I do no be thinking it should be looking like that." She spoke from the shadows, assuming the girl was talking to her even if she didn't know what Girl Scouts were.
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"Yeah, it's not. I'm just really crappy at this." She threw the tangle to the ground in frustration.
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She put the tangle of rope back on the table and studied the girl quietly.
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Scooping up the ropes she started undoing the knots. She was better at that at least taking time to study the ropes and using her small nimble fingers to loosen them.
"So far the only thing I'm good at is running. Which everyone says is a great skill but I'm not convinced."
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"Why do you be being here then?" If she could only run? They had told her she had to fight, to the death and it would be stupid to send people who weren't ready for whatever this test was.
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sob I am sorry for her ;; I've loved the thread though!!
No problem, it's about time someone lit a fire under Sandy for something XD
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If he was frustrated at all he didn't show it. He was a calm presence in front of her, wearing all black except for the gold eyeliner. "New Tribute?"
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"They did be telling me I could be coming in here." She said quickly with a glare.
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ops wrong journal! sorry a bout that!
"My name is Cinna. I'm a Stylist for District 12."
no worries!
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"Are you homeless or a Tribute?" She hadn't seen any homeless people in the city before, but she didn't exactly wander very much, or pay attention to the people when she did.
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"I do be tribute, that's what they did be saying. Do you be one too?"
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Surely it did because otherwise she would be dead, they had told her they were to fight until only one person lived.
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