District 7's Reaping Games (100HG)

This Games were the Reaping Games corresponding to District 7 for the 100th Hunger Games. The victors (one male and one female) of this games are going to be the tributes that are going to represent District 7 at the 100th Hunger Games. This Reaping Games were held at an arena known as "The Cursed Forest", and lasted for 24 hours. The main events were brown bear attacks (Day 1, 8-12pm), lightning strikes (Day 1, 4-8 pm), and rolling boulders (Day 2, 6am). The Male Victor was Whin Mason, aged 18; the Female Victor was Olive Branks, aged 18.

The Arena
The Arena was formed by a long wide valley, which was almost 1.5km in length and on average 500m on width (0.750km2), with steep hills laying at the sides of the valley. As for the north and south of the arena, steep icy mountains lay at both ends, each of which contained a waterfall of icy, yet drinkable water in their centre. These waterfalls caused water to flow through the centre of the valley and they also created streams, that ran both west and east along the northern and southern perimeters. Along the floor of the valley were thick forests which housed hundreds of trees of many different sizes, shapes and conditions. There were also small clearings and lakes placed within these forests, with no apparent pattern. Whilst some of these trees were sturdy and possible to climb, others were frail and hollow enough to collapse under minimal strain, although some of the latter still appeared strong. Furthermore, other trees seemed uninfected and clean, but actually contained thousands of insects bellow their bark, which could weaken the tree and burrow into clothing without tributes even noticing. As for the hills at the sides of the valley, they were mainly covered in rough stone dirt, but also featured several large bushes, that were relatively small compared to the trees, although still large enough to allow a tribute to hide within or behind them. Several lone bears also roamed through these forests and although they were not initially prone to violence, they had caused severe injuries and even death to numerous test subjects before these games