"We need supplies," FInnick says when he wakes up.
We wait for Beetee to wake up and then we head to the island where the cornucopia stands. I grab more arrows and while the others get their supplies I draw and circle with the wedges and label what I can.
Everyone except Wiress gathers around my drawing. Wiress starts singing a song about a mouse and a clock and is not sitting at the island's edge.
"She sang that song over and over again and then she started the Tick Tock," Johanna says annoyed. I look up at her a nod and then I look back down at my drawing.
"Here's the arena," I say. I use a stick to point out the rest. "Here at midnight and noon lightning strikes that big tree. Then from one to two it's blood rain. Two to three the fog and three to four are the monkeys."
"Don't forget the big wave at ten," Finnick says.
"Right," I say and write in the wave at ten. "We don't know anything else. I suggest we stay on the beach."
"In the open? Where people can see us?" Haymitch asks.
That's when I hear the silence surrounding us. Wiress's song has stopped.
I turn to see Gloss holding a knife and Wiress's neck slit open. I don't hesitate and I load my bow and shoot Gloss in the heart. Two cannons sound.
"Move!" Johanna yells at me and pushes me to the side. She then does a weird move with her body and throws an axe into an oncoming Cashmere's chest. Another cannon.
Just then the island starts to spin. I lose my balance and start to fall into the water when someone grabs my hand. Johanna. She takes her axe and digs it as far as she could into the island's ground and we hold on until the island stops.
The bodies of the dead tributes were all in the water. Most of the supplies were too. All that was left in the cornucopia was a few weapons and some chests.
"Let's get what we need and get off this bloody island," Johanna says.
We do just that. We all leave and go back to the beach. The bad thing is, is that we have no idea what wedge we are in. The tail of the cornucopia was pointing at the lightning tree but now, it points at an identical tree that each wedge has. We have to wait to find out what part of the clock we are in.