In a Panem that followed a history different from what we know.
In such a world, tributes are pulled from the same pool, and so in addition to being reaped, sometimes you just know you don't have a chance; two boys from District 2 would plow through...
It looked like no one wanted to be here, understandable.
The staff tried to create hostility, but the victors had pushed their tables together, eating as one, even careers showing the lower districts how to throw a spear or hold a weapon. No one truly wanted to go back into the arena that marked all of them even if in different ways.
But right now the dear readers will get their magnificent roof scene that they got cheated out of.
Tho it is not as expected.
"Ah! Up here they can't fuck with me! You suck!"
Yeah... Percy was yelling at the passersby below, knowing she couldn't be heard, plus she was alone.
She gave a little sigh, still smiling.
Scratching her head.
...
Well this is boring.
Looking over the ledge of the stone wall tho.
With a hop, she pulled herself on it, standing, hands held up.
This was no breeze, it was a storm preparing to beat down on the Capitol, dark clouds brewing and wind whipping her hair.
She wondered if something might stop her from jumping if so she wished to do so, concluding that probably since losing a tribute before the games was unheard off after the reform of the games she learnt about, having been taught that after the 10th the games got an overhaul even if it wasn't known why.
But she was not about to test it, imagine if there was this oversight and she fell to her death, that's not how she wants to go out even if the idea of having her own destiny in her hand was appealing.
But she's just a fake jacker, no wings, she can't fly away, all she has is a sting.
Humming, spinning step off on solid ground, the ledge was not even a meter high but just at that height the wind's strength was more then here.
Watching the clouds drown out the sun as it looked like a blanket of rain fell.
Lifting her hand, water gathering fast in her palm, seems even the world is crying for this injustice.
But Percy smiled.
She always liked the rain.
It was a weather all ran from, wanting to stay dry while she could stay out in thunder storms willingly.
Who'd go out their way to go out in one of those just to hurt her?
In the rain, no one would bother her.
It was peaceful as the clouds were not angry at her but at the world.
"Ah..." Leaning back against the ledge with a grin. "Fine, just a moment more." She told herself.
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