I run, panting for air. I'm still ripping IV's and needles out of my flesh, bleeding from where they got caught and ripped me open. The tattoo on my back, symbolizing my doom. A straight line down my spine, crossed by perfectly placed horazontal lines where my disks are. It'll never come off. It's embedded into my very existance. I'm Fallah, the only Experiment left alive. I was supposed to die on that table, but I broke free, snapping the iron grips with ease. The Experiments are kids my age who have been taken and subjected for enhancements. I was chosen because of my agility, speed and willingness to fight. I'm the only one who's survived. I run down the hall, jumping over a guard just as easy. I've never seen the sun. Not the real one, anyway. I've been told it messes with our testing, unbalances our genetics. I run out of the building in jeans and a hoodie. It's the dead of winter. Snow, snow and more snow. I have a bow and arrow slung over my shoulder. "You were bred for the Games Fallah. To win. Now make me proud and show me what you've learned!" The people working on me used to tell me. I ran, never stopping. I ran for hours, through woods and ash. I had seen it a billion times before, on the huge Tv. WE all watched it. Then my friends would go into the Games, only to die. This time it was my turn. I wasn't going to die. Not like that. I refused and they threatened to kill me. I still said no. So they followed in on their threats. They were gonna rip out my spine, slowly cut me to pieces and leave my body in the snow for ravaged wolves. The horrible imagas passed through my mind. I shook them out, focusing on my goal. I run for a week, stopping to hunt and eat the meat raw and sleep for about an hour. My body can handle just about anything. I can run for four days straight, no rests or water even food. I can eat poison and be totally fine. Except chloraform, that makes me puke a lot. I found a fire one night, blazing. My body was trembling. I sat down, heating up. I dashed up a tree when I heard footsteps. A boy, about my age comes into my view. His gray eyes are puzzled, black hair, tangled. "Hello? I see you y'know? I'm not stupid." He looks straight at me. I'm sitting on a branch, ready to attack. "You wouldn't see me if I didn't want you to." I jump down the thirty feet, straightening after I land. "How'd you, that was almost forty feet! You should have shattered your legs on impact!" He gasps, amazed. "I was bred for the Games. I want to kill those who killed my families." I reply, shocked at my own words. "Families? You had more than one?" He says sitting down. "Yes. Four of them really. I want to avenge their deaths by killing every single person in that arena." I growl, sitting beside him. "Well, this is district 12. Most of our girl tributes aren't able to play. We have a lot of babies this year for some reason. So if you want, you can volunteer. No one here wants to be in those awful games anyways." He skins and guts a measly beaver. I had seen some fat fish in a river about an hour from here. "I'm Fallah. District 13. Or, a group of scientist stealing babies from hospitals and injecting liquids in them from age two." I smile. "Gale. District 12. I already told you that but you were buisy mumbling about fish." He laughs. "Sorry. So how can I get into the games?" I ask. "Well, you look like Peeta. So you could be his cousin, I guess." He shruggs, not particularly interested. I growl, pacing. We go into town. He shows me an abandoned house I can spend the night in. "Blood tests, how do I pas that?" I ask. "We'll see."He says, walking to his home, where ever that is. A horn blows in the distance, shocking m out of my sweet dreams of killing every single person in that arena. I line up behind the girls. It akes forever. They prick my finger. "Fallah Davis?" They say. Everyone stares a me. "Yes. What?" I snap. "It's good to have you back. You went missing last year, we got kinda worried, you are our best tribute after all." The lady smiles. "L-last year? I've never been here in my whole life... I thought..." I mumble to myself, confused. "So you're the Davis girl? We used to hang out in the meadow. I thought you looked familar, but you look so different with boobs." Gale says. I barely register this. "I live here? But I saw them die. I saw them." I whisper.