Career Killers

Main Characters

 * President Iridia Spark
 * Aivius Flanagan

Tributes

 * Marks Valentine
 * Ice Masterson
 * Aston Hoss
 * Aislin Hoss
 * Roland Paerk
 * Billie Mobby Crown
 * Ross Farlo
 * Holland Pratt

Storyline
President Spark stands with Aivius Flanagan in front of a large crowd in the capitol. The two smile brightly. President Spark speaks on how the hunger games are necessary, to remind the districts of the power of the capitol. Aivius smiles and speaks on how the reaping will begin soon in District 1, bringing about another hunger games, and to get ready to place bets!

The next day, in District 1, the first tribute reaped is Ice Masterson, who volunteered before the name was even read. She appeared friendly and flirtatious. The male tribute Is Marks Valentine, who was also a volunteer. He is also charming and flirty, causing him and Ice to start flirting with each other as they prepare to board the train.

In District 2, the female tribute is Aislin Hoss, who comes off as collected and cold. She volunteers, then claims she is ready to kill, and very much looks forward to killing. The male tribute is Aston Hoss, Aislin's older brother, who claims that she has made him miserable the entire time they've been alive, and either way he won't have to live with her anymore.

District 3's reaping has a different tone, as it is not a career district. The first tribute reaped is Billie Crown, who is putting on a brave face, and not giving the interviewer much to work with. The next tribute is Roland, who despite having his name in only once, was drawn. He cries and tries to run, but the peacekeepers drag him away from his family as he begs to stay.

In District 4, Ross Farlo charges the stage at the start of the reaping and demands to be the tribute. The announcer, impressed with his bravado agrees that he would represent District 4 proudly. Holland Pratt volunteers after. She comes across as sweet and outgoing, and very much ready for what is to come. The two of them board the train and set off for the capitol.