25TH FALL QUARTER

QUELL

For the 25th Quarter Quell, there will be two Hunger Games. This second one will have the Quell of Teams. The rules for this will be more explained later, however you may reply to this thread in roleplay with your character's reaction to the Quell. This announcement was made 2 weeks before the Reaping of the 25th Fall Hunger Games, some time in the final weeks of July. As if the Reaping was in the beginning of August.

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Gorran Vilumovsson, the President of Panem, looks out into the crowd with a huge smile from the Capitol. He isn't visiting the Districts, but there is a screen in which the inhabitants of each District can see him on, the same one they use for the video they show in the Reaping about Panem's history. The Capitolites cheer in front of him, as his eyes glow of surprise. "Hello, all of Panem!" he says. "Welcome to the 25th Fall Hunger Games Quell Announcement!" he stated. Gorran opens the envelope with the Capitol's crest as the seal, and reads aloud into the microphone for all to hear. "We've seen so many Tributes make it to the end together. And we've even seen so many turn on their own Partners. As a reminder that you cannot trust anyone, the quell of the 25th Fall Hunger Games will be Teams." He stepped down from the Podium in the City Circle, and proceeded back into the building as the crowd yelled and shouted excitedly.

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All Residents of the District, including Peacekeepers and Avoxes are allowed to post in this Thread. Remember that coming to this announcement is a requirement in Panem, so no one could have missed it.

Bambi stared at the screen as the man gave his speech. She didn't care for him that much, but she cared more about him than a whipping, so she didn't turn away. Bambi was too smart to get into trouble like that. Anyone that was seen acting out, would probably get whipped right there on the spot. Or shot in the head. These Peacekeepers were reckless, and didn't care about hurting anyone. She tried her very best to stay out of anyone's way. After the speech, everyone was talking about what they could do to win, but the truth was, you didn't know anything about the Games anymore. You could no longer predict what would happen. You couldn't plan anything. It was always too late.