The Games of Crowns-Final Game-The Kingdom Games, and more-Districts 1-10

The First Supernatural Games-Day Two-Training

The tributes were roused early the next morning for breakfast, before being driven in a limo to the training center. Spiritia was waiting for them, and explained the rules. The biggest rule was that no one hurt each other but save that for the arena. The three alliances fanned out with the cameras focusing on tributes in age order.

Ghostio went to the fire starting station, and was soon joined by Hazelle. Both soon branched off to the archery station, where Hazelle seemed to improve over time. Once lunch was over, the two went over to the art and building station, with Hazelle again getting the hang of it quicker, before helping Ghostio. Ghostio seemed to lose hope over time, but Hazelle kept his spirits up with her adorable smile. Ghostio soon smiled too. Their skills improved over the day, with Hazelle being a quicker improver, while Ghostio was a good listener. Spiritia seemed quite impressed with them.

Barlie was over at the defense station, dodging hits quickly. She then went to the acrobatics station, beating her time on the monkey bars every time, she also utilized the herbs and poisons station. She seemed to stay away from anything weapons related. Meanwhile Pannos tried to utilize the scythes, but appeared to realize he would never be good enough in time, so he went to the cooking station, roasting a duck, before sharing it with a surprised Spiritia, who had tears in her eyes.

Ghostella worked at the gun station, shooting at targets. Her skill seemed to improve over the time allocated. Rake practiced with a scythe, but his small size seemed to bring him down, he wasn't tall enough to do much, so he instead used the electricity station.

Cornella and Flax worked together, starting at the sword station. They moved on to the scythe station, before ending at the medical station. They improved massively over the day, with them both cuddling on a bench for the last hour.

Millet and Miller as it turned out, were cousins. They stuck together, staying in weapons stations, as Millet was caught on camera to whisper to Miller that they had to protect the kids until the bitter end.

Scout worked at the scythe station the entire time, using the scythe to cut corn to make it sharp, as well as cutting heads off of dummies. Spectoria approached her for an alliance, Scout stared at her before politely refusing. Spectoria glared at her, before stomping off. Barlon worked in the knife station, throwing knives at top speed.

Winnow stayed in the sword station, impressing a nearby Spiritio with her abilities. He soon approached her and asked her to join their alliance. Winnow looked up in surprise, but realized it could work to her advantage, agreeing. Hauntress and Brannick glared at her from the archery station. Buck seemed to notice Winnow join the other alliance from the speed station, rolling his eyes and smirking at Hauntress, before noticing Scout refuse their offer, and Spectoria's reaction worried him. He therefore joined her at the scythe station, and his skills improved vastly over the day, after Scout gave him tips.

Hauntress stayed in the archery station, with Brannick joining her after working at the knife station for a while. The two kissed, as they had been dating for four months before the games, before starting work at the scythe station with Scout and Buck. At this point Barlon joined them, and the five glared at Winnow, with Buck even calling her a traitor.

Maizen and Harvestia worked at the knife station, before branching off, with Maizen going to the medical station, and ending at the aquatic station, and Harvestia working at the herbs and poisons station. Harvestia also used the weight lifting station.

Meanwhile Spectoria and Spiritio worked at many weapons stations, improving their skills throughout. Winnow joined them and she taught them how to better use swords, with Spectoria thanking her.

Later that night the tributes were taken back to their apartment, where they fell asleep after a long day, with many dreading the assessments the next day.