Blaine Anderson (
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Who| Blaine and OPEN
What| A confused and terrified Blaine arrives in the Arena
Where| Starting area
When| Arena Five
Warnings| It's highly likely there will be panicking here, if reading about that triggers actual panic attacks in you please proceed with caution.
Notes| None yet.
Blaine had woken up in a strange room, on a strange cot. He had been kidnapped and then threatened, though the threats had been more implied that outright. There had been a small summary of what he was expected to do and, honestly, he had thought the whole thing was some kind of joke at first.
How could such a thing be possible? It was something out of a science fiction movie, nothing to do with reality. He was almost certain it was a dream and kept trying to pinch himself as they pushed him into the clear tube and handed him his sunglasses.
Then there was cold biting at his skin and waking him up a bit more. The glare, forcing him to shove the glasses over his head. His dark hair would have stood out obviously against this blinding white landscape. The covered eyes took in the scene around him only for a moment before he remembered...
People here were going to try to kill him. He had to survive. Somehow.
Without any real thought, he started off, trying to find somewhere to hide. That was all he could really think. Find a place to hide, to protect himself. He wasn't even sure where to start. He was shivering, but no matter how much he pulled his clothes close it didn't help. The shivering had nothing to do with the cold, though it certainly didn't help. He knew, deep down, that the shivering had to do with the terrified pressure building up in his stomach.
He had to focus. Find a place to hide Anderson, he told himself. That was at least a place to start.
What| A confused and terrified Blaine arrives in the Arena
Where| Starting area
When| Arena Five
Warnings| It's highly likely there will be panicking here, if reading about that triggers actual panic attacks in you please proceed with caution.
Notes| None yet.
Blaine had woken up in a strange room, on a strange cot. He had been kidnapped and then threatened, though the threats had been more implied that outright. There had been a small summary of what he was expected to do and, honestly, he had thought the whole thing was some kind of joke at first.
How could such a thing be possible? It was something out of a science fiction movie, nothing to do with reality. He was almost certain it was a dream and kept trying to pinch himself as they pushed him into the clear tube and handed him his sunglasses.
Then there was cold biting at his skin and waking him up a bit more. The glare, forcing him to shove the glasses over his head. His dark hair would have stood out obviously against this blinding white landscape. The covered eyes took in the scene around him only for a moment before he remembered...
People here were going to try to kill him. He had to survive. Somehow.
Without any real thought, he started off, trying to find somewhere to hide. That was all he could really think. Find a place to hide, to protect himself. He wasn't even sure where to start. He was shivering, but no matter how much he pulled his clothes close it didn't help. The shivering had nothing to do with the cold, though it certainly didn't help. He knew, deep down, that the shivering had to do with the terrified pressure building up in his stomach.
He had to focus. Find a place to hide Anderson, he told himself. That was at least a place to start.
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Actually spotting other Tributes has been a rarer event than expected, so he was pleased to see the flash of dark hair in the snowy expanse, and he grinned, gave a shout, and waved. No point in trying to sneak up on anyone here, and he was curious to see if this one would give him a chase.
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Instead of going up to Alpha, Blaine turned and tried to run.
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He ran upon seeing Alpha, after all. Got to have some sense.
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As soon as he found footing again all he could think was run, run, run.
Falling and sliding a bit had actually given him a little bit more distance, gravity carrying him farther away from whoever had been chasing him. It had also managed to bang up his leg, but the pain was something he had to ignore.
God, he was going to die. Whoever that was was going to catch him and kill him, just like the Gamemakers had said.
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Still, he can't help but enjoy this, and while the other Tribute stayed ahead a decent distance, Alpha kept him in sight and, more importantly, paced himself. Even when he slipped and stumbled Alpha resisted the urge to sprint forward. The way the guy was going, he was going to wear himself out long before Alpha got tired, and Alpha wasn't in any hurry.
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He was in shape, of course, because he had to be to keep on top of his game, but dancing on stage was different than running for your life while desperately clinging to your sanity.
It wasn't that long until Alpha caught him.
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"Hello, Blaine," said Alpha, grabbing the kid's shoulder with his free hand to try and twist him to face Alpha. The blade visible in his other hand flashed in the sunlight.
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"That's not the best way to say hello kid," he said, looking him over for any other surprises. Nothing appeared particularly concerning, not that it was easy to see anything with the winter gear in the way, but Alpha took a chance anyway, lunging forward in the hopes of slamming a fist into Blaine's stomach.
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Soon enough, he had gotten a fair distance, then all of a sudden he saw a figure. He wasn't sure if it was friend or foe, but hey... they looked cold.
Walking up to the figure, he spoke softly, "Hello? Are you okay?"
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"What are you doing here? Are you okay?" Blaine's eyes were still red and swollen from the crying and screaming that left him at the cut but upon seeing Sebastian worry took over him. No matter what the two of them had done to each other back home, that didn't mean that he wanted the other boy to be here.
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Looking at his head, "I'm fine. Are you okay?! What happened?!"
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"Come on, let's get out of the open." He glanced around, not wanting to get caught by another crazy person with a blade.
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"I know of a cave a little bit away. You up for a bit of a hike?"
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"Lead the way."
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But her head was tilted back looking at the sky squinting. She hadn't noticed him yet.
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Guilt wracked him as he seriously considered sneaking away from her while he didn't have his attention. "Hey," he called out before he could stop himself. He didn't get any closer as he was utterly unharmed and that axe was a little too dangerous to get any closer. "You should find some cover."
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"Do you see that?" She pointed at the sky. There was a speck of something grey and silvery something in the sky. It was almost impossible to see but it was getting closer and bigger.
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...and a slip in the snow reminded her to look where she was going rather then focusing on the item. "But it's better then digging around in the snow for forgotten cans...probably."
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"Yeah OK, but if it's anything good I call dibs." She declared and started off at a brisk pace again. The item was getting closer to them now, it was some kind of orb on a parachute.
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