Lake

At dawn and through most of the morning, this lake seems perfectly normal- because early in the day, mist seems natural. Normal enough, right? Especially since the Arena isn't too warm this year, and cooler temperatures usually allow fog to sustain a longer existence. But there comes a point when the fog should disperse, when the sun should evaporate all the moisture into higher skies. Nothing happens, though, and every hour of the day is marked by a veil that hangs over the water, drastically reducing visibility and causing an almost ethereal picture. The lake itself seems normal- deep blue water shows the occasional ripple as a first swims near the surface or a bug skims over the water- but all objects, from tributes to trees, are blurred into anonymity. And that weird mist doesn't affect any other part of the Arena... are you sure you want to trust such a bizarre location?