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❝i really thought i lost you.❞
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THEY MOVED AS FAST AS THEY COULD INTO AN ABANDONED APARTMENT. It was opposite the building that they had just been in, giving them a clear view of outside. They closed all the curtains, only peeking out when they heard trucks approaching. Peacekeepers made their way up to the building, and once they received a signal from the leader, they fired rapidly at the place. Then, they shot a bomb right in the center. Anyone inside didn't stand a chance. Lexa sighed, "It's the Leegs."
Isla tore her eyes away from the sight, trying to shake off the guilt from leaving the twins there. She sat down on a colorful but oddly uncomfortable sofa and put her head in her hands, finally being able to breathe for a second. The Armada woman sat down next to her, but their break was over when an all too familiar song echoed throughout the room. They looked up to see the words 'mandatory viewing' being projected in front of them before Caesar Flickerman's stupid face appeared.
"Good afternoon. I'm Caesar Flickerman. Here with our continuing coverage of the defense of the capitol. Today, as our peacekeepers valiantly hold off the rebels, our story takes a surprising twist. Katniss Everdeen, our once favorite daughter, has infiltrated the city with some of the Victors, whose names are all too familiar. Finnick Odair and Peeta Mellark," he announced, and footage of Peeta attacking Katniss was shown. Isla glanced over at Peeta, who seemed to be in pain while watching himself act so aggressive. "Hmm. Clearly, some alliances don't last forever. Take a look at what happened just a moment ago, when our Peacekeepers cornered Katniss Everdeen and her band of foolish rebels. Whatever arrogance brought this treacherous girl back to us, you are about to witness a great victory, not only for the capitol, but for Panem. So there you have it. Katniss Everdeen, the Girl on Fire, a girl who inspired so much violence, seems to have met a violent end herself. Stay tuned for more information. Caesar Flickerman. Thank you."
