The Bloodbath
Jul 13, 2011 20:34:23 GMT -5
Post by skylarversion2 on Jul 13, 2011 20:34:23 GMT -5
[rand=580097513506189806850283872336135783112398348756511071631684899]She thought back to the first few days of living alone. Her emotions had been shaken, especially after the voice had stopped talking and she had time to talk with herself. Her hands had ran through the spongy grass and she laid her head on her legs, that had been brought up as she leaned against a tree. She had told herself that everything that was done was what had to be done. She told herself she didn't do anything wrong, they had. And unfortunately, she had believed herself for a long time.
And then the age of 14 came around and she'd basically became a woman. Her breasts had gotten larger, her arms lankier, her face more bony, her legs longer. Her mind had matured and became more complex, and with that, came an understanding of herself. Not of the voice. Slowly but surely, she became a person that she should've been her whole life. It'd taken a few months for the Soyala to become fully aware, and she was thankful beyond words that she'd finally learned how to think on her own, without the voice interrupting.
She quickly removed the hat and stuffed it into her bag. Not only did they all look ridiculous in them, they made her sweat more than she ever intended. Now that the sun beamed down on her red hair, she hoped that-- just maybe-- the sun would take up some of the sweat. Her face remained clenched up as she picked up a pot, brown dust gathered in one side. She guessed other Tributes had kicked it up and it just so happened to land in there. If she somehow managed to live past the 1st day, it'd come in handy if she ever needed to boil water or cook an animal, no matter how much she didn't want to.
Stringy hair stuck to her face, she blew a hard blow out of her mouth, but kept her lips close together. She swung the machete. Her eyes frenzied. She'd almost stopped trembling.[attacks August]
[dice=200+2000]
2116 -- Deep Gash on Forehead -- 9.0 damage
She was still herself. She wasn't slipping. She just had confidence. She was going to win.