District 6's Reaping Games (100HG)

This Games were the Reaping Games corresponding to District 6 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 6 at the 100th Hunger Games. This Reaping Games were held at an arena known as "The Runaway Train", and lasted for 8hours. The main events were an announcement from President Gaul at around 4pm on day 1 stating all remaining tributes must leave the plain and board the jumbo jet. The Male Victor was Oregon Luther, aged 15; the Female Victor was Yukon Mendes, aged 16.

The Arena
The Arena had a length of 3km and a width of approximately 1.5km (4.5km2). Flat grassy fields covered most of the arena along with a few small bushes that were placed next to a railway track. This track ran all around the edge of the arena, with approximately just fifty metres of space before the perimeter. The track formed a continuous circuit, but an extra section jutted off towards the north-east of the arena and straight into some large rocky hills, although this extra section of the track was not used for the majority of the games. Although it was not focused upon during the initial tour of the arena, a large runway was situated in the middle of the circuit, running from its western side to its eastern side, with a jumbo jet sat at the eastern end. The Runaway train itself was extremely large, containing eight double-decker carriages. Each carriage contained circular staircases at both ends, which connected their upper and lower compartments whilst the carriages were connected to each other by magnetic bars that lay just above the track. The compartments on the bottom floor of each carriage were decorated in a simple grey carpet and wall spread. They also featured rows of uncomfortable seats that were tightly packed together and small overhead compartments that were squeezed beneath the ceiling. However the carriages upper compartments were much more aesthetically designed. Two aisles separated three rows of fine leather chairs and mahogany tables, whilst exquisite rugs and hand crafted ornaments were spread through out the carriages. Furthermore, a bar and several bookshelves lay at the opposite ends of these compartments, in a similar design to the reaping trains, although this train was indeed much wider.