Abatha has reached the age of maturity and is now going to face the dreaded ceremony. Her human life, as she know it is over. What happens when she figures out the truth of those who rule her? What happens when she figures out that her worst nightmares exist? Her very character is put to the test, as she faces the new world before her. She is thrown into a world of deception, hatred, sexuality, betrayal, and intrigue. The main question, how will she come out of this? Cover made by: @wackypineaple

On reading Collin's Hunger Games trilogy I was so moved I didn't want it to end. I wrote this after the release of the Hunger Games movie, but before the last three films. This rambling is based on the books, not the movies. I wrote it as way to keep the legend going. I would love to see Ms. Collins continue a truly moving tribute to people. This is complete and I will not add to this story.

The village was an abyss of complete and utter chaos. "Kaua!" I shouted. "Kaua!" A sudden force suddenly gusts around me. I look up and there are air-crafts, none like I'd ever seen, landing. Men came flooding out, taking our people. I was too shaken to move and a large man in black attire forced me against a tree, cuffing my wrists with shiny locks. The man shoved me inside the structure and tied my locks to a pole. "Amalia?" My head shot toward the voice and I'm immediately overcome by tears. "Kaua," I sob. "What's happening?" His water welted eyes avert from mine. "I-I don't know." *** #50 in humanity #58 in disaster