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thecapitol2015-09-21 03:45 pm
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'Cause we all wanna party when the funeral ends and we all get together when we bury our friends
Who| TYP Children and You?
What| TYP Children have the opportunity to look around.
Where| The Tribute Tower main floor.
When| Now through the week leading up to the arena.
Warnings/Notes| TYP children showing up early is not mandatory. This is merely an avenue for those NPC players who were interested.
In part with the President’s wishes, the District children are not training or living in the same building, but rather, a refurbished old Tribute tower as was used in the days before Tributes were offworlders of vast number. Mentors, Escorts, and Stylists alike will need to travel to the new building to work with them, then travel back to see to their offworld Tributes. Public appearances are minimal so long as the Tribute is kept busy with training and private interviews. There is, however, a brief chance to meet a few of them before the arena, should you catch them on a visit to the offworlder’s tower, restricted to the main floor. Through this, the lucky few District children able to show are allowed fleeting glimpses in person of those they will be competing with and possibly even a chance to talk to them in person.
What| TYP Children have the opportunity to look around.
Where| The Tribute Tower main floor.
When| Now through the week leading up to the arena.
Warnings/Notes| TYP children showing up early is not mandatory. This is merely an avenue for those NPC players who were interested.
In part with the President’s wishes, the District children are not training or living in the same building, but rather, a refurbished old Tribute tower as was used in the days before Tributes were offworlders of vast number. Mentors, Escorts, and Stylists alike will need to travel to the new building to work with them, then travel back to see to their offworld Tributes. Public appearances are minimal so long as the Tribute is kept busy with training and private interviews. There is, however, a brief chance to meet a few of them before the arena, should you catch them on a visit to the offworlder’s tower, restricted to the main floor. Through this, the lucky few District children able to show are allowed fleeting glimpses in person of those they will be competing with and possibly even a chance to talk to them in person.
you rang?
"At ease," he makes his presence known as he would in the District he was so loyal to. There a needling feeling in the back of his mind that he can't quite place, but he shows a familiar pride. "I see you've made yourself welcome in the Training facilities."
Yesss plz and thank you *^*
When she sees who it is, her face lights up with recognition. She'd been watching these new games religiously ever since they started and the District 2 coach was well known back home. Well known and well respected in Aemila's opinion.
"Leonidas Cora. I'm honored to be working with you." Her words are a learned formality, but there's a roughness to her speech and tone that belies the tough-talking teen under a peacekeeper's training.
i missed you <3
He then takes in account something that most of the students back home seem to forget, "How is your foraging and your survival skills? You're well aware that these Games are chance and making sure you live another day."
How could she not be? This is what D2 is all about: masonry and excelling at making the most out of the worst. His father once said a man can make a house out of rocks and rubble, he just has to see beyond the mess.
i missed you too also i'm sorry for how late this is <3
She had, indeed, forgot.
"I can build things and I know how to make a fire." But there was hesitation. She wasn't very well-versed in plants or animals or even hunting anything that wasn't another person but, likely, that part would be similar.
She took an obvious moment to swallow her pride before looking to him again. "Will you help me? I...didn't think much beyond how to fight." She wanted to win and if she couldn't take care of herself, that wouldn't happen.
don't worry about it!
"That's what I'm here for," he reminded her, "Eliminating the competition can only do so much in these Games, it's about outlasting the rest." He's got that District loyalty that Jason has called seditious, but how could he not with seeing that there are still people like Aemila, willing to lay down their lives for Panem?
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"I understand. I'm ready to listen to whatever you've got to tell me, Coach. What'd you think's most likely to be a problem I need to watch out for?"
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"Have you done any hunting? Most of the fauna in the arena can be edible but never trust what the Capitol brings from the other worlds. Stick to the animals you know. Plants are much more subtle, mushrooms are never a good idea and you will have to collaborate with your Districtmates."
That might not go down so well.
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She pauses in her vehemence and looks away as something seems to come to mind. "I guess...there's the Batter. He's okay. For an offworlder."
He was really cool, one of the only ones now that some of her favorites were gone. Even still, she didn't want to rely on anyone but herself if she could, she was the only person she could really trust to have her back.
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Leo's a manipulative bitch sometimes but in this case, it was justified. Some of the Tributes out there were effective killers and as the weeks progress, the coach knows they will turn desperate. Aemila was trained like a soldier but she has no experience in the actual field.
"Alliances are what keep this nation going, the Capitol and the Districts. To honor that tradition is something we must continue. The Batter is the closest the offworlders have to a Career, a man driven to serve. As the daughter of a Peacekeeper, you know this."
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But pride for herself shouldn't be above pride for her district or her family's name. She drew it back in and nodded.
"I understand. I'll make alliances." And if one of them started spewing rotten rhetoric, she'd bite her tongue and hold out for a chance to get even.
"Thank you, coach."
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"Carry on with your training but remember that if you're going to survive, cooperation will be more of a boon than any weapon. Nothing can break mountains, as my grandfather used to say," Cora spoke solemnly, as he would any cadet that graduated to Tribute, but also slipped in some District 2 pride.