24 To Life: 24th Hunger Games Chapter 27: No Escape, a hunger games fanfic

We are on the final 14 now! I say about 6-10 more chapters and we shall have a victor. There are 7 males and 7 female left. THERE IS A POLL ON MY PROFILE, YOU VOTE WHO YOU THINK WILL WIN. IT WILL BE UPDATED EVERY CHAPTER FROM NOW ON. IT WON'T AFFECT ANYTHING, I JUST THINK IT WILL BE FUN TO SEE.

I can't get everyone in a POV every day so I am going to start doing a thing where I write down what each tribute did in the days you don't see/didn't do anything worth writing about.

DAY 4

Lavina and Atlas: The two stayed at their camp, Lavina only leaving to go get some water or food. Atlas is nursing a sprained ankle. Lavina is helping him. Atlas offered to keep watch and let Lavina sleep, because the faces in the sky were shown and he didn't want her to see Consus.

Able: He is in search of food, he came back to his camp empty handed. He also tried to climb a tree but was unable to. He didn't sleep well that night due to paranoia.

Ezra: He feels guilty about Selina and went looking for her but found nothing. He caught some fish in the river and then had an early night.

Loveless: She managed to pick some berries but threw them in the river in fear they were deadly. She has set up a snare trap hoping to catch something.

Bug and Finley: The two found a cluster of berry bushes and a nest of eggs and have been eating the best out of anyone currently in the arena. Finley admitted she saw Bug like a brother and he was flattered.

Ashton and Finch: Finch is broken about what she did to Consus and ran away when she heard Lavina screaming after his cannon. She doesn't want to carry on attacking them but Ashton won't stop until Atlas is dead in revenge for Neki. The two were sponsored a large amount of sweets and clean water.

Selina Kayl POV:

"You can't do this, it isn't a fair fight," Fora called from the cell that was adjacent to mine. Every waking hour, she protested being caged up. She kicked, punched and pulled at the rusty bars in the hope that they would soon give way. She had been doing it for four days now and she was still here.

"If you keep speaking like that, you are never going to get out," Tobias said back in his mechanical voice.

"So what? You just going to sit here and die-"

"I didn't say that, I just don't think starting fight with the big boys upstairs is the way we are going to be getting out," I sat and listened to, my head against the brick wall that separated me from Fora. In my cell was a legless skeleton, rags clinging to the bone. The skull was cracked, his lower jaw, missing. I watched a small spider lay it's eggs in its right eye socket last night when I was brought here and now it sat in the left one guarding them.

There were bones everywhere, all from different parts of the body. Tobias was running a femur along the bars, sometimes switching it out to tap a tune instead. None of us knew how to get out of here and if one did, it was unlikely they would stop to help the other two. We were all enemies and we knew that, everything was on the line.

"Shut up!" Fora screamed at the dripping sound, coming from her cell. All our cells were leaky, the water from above spilling through into our cells. As harsh as it was, I was hoping a tribute would find us all and kill us. It was hell being trapped in a small, damp cage with no food and the only water being the stuff that seeped through the stone roof. I was still full strength but I could tell that Tobias and Fora were starting to become weak.

I sat for hours, just whistling to myself as I tried to think of a way to escape. The monsters that placed us here only came back at night, looked at us then left.

"Did you put that sword in his shoulder?" Tobias asked. I shook my head.

"I assumed it was one of you-" the stopped when the sound of hooves on stone echoed through the cave. Fora started her protesting again when the mutt came into view, the sword shining in the sunlight that tried to reach us.

He stopped at Fora's cage, then Tobias', then mine, each time stopping to give us a small bird. I watched it helplessly hop around the cell, it's wings missing, torn off by the looks of the wound. It looked us up and down once more then left.

I scooped up the white bird and cradled it in my arms when Tobias started to scream.

"Fora, put it down, leave it alone!" he screamed but a few seconds later, her bird came silent due to a cracking sound. Tobias looked frightened as the sound of Fora plucking the bird before eating it. Tobias looked like he was going to be sick and I was sure if I was seeing it, I would have been.

"It's for us to eat," Fora said to Tobias but the boy just shook his head and pushed it away. "Fine, then, be too weak when we need to escape!" she snapped before going back to eating. I knew you couldn't eat raw bird so I continued to cradle my dying bird until it succumbed to its wounds. Tobias did the same.

Kendrick Everborn POV:

"You need to eat," I whispered to Acacia. She looked weakly up at me. She opened her mouth and allowed me to place a small bit a bread that I had soaked in soup, into her mouth. She was attacked during the bloodbath by the female from twelve after they went for the same sword. She limped off but after the second day, she found it hard to even move.

I pulled her pants let up again to look at her wound, it was clearly infected but I didn't know what to do. She was developing a fever and kept telling me she felt like she was going to die. I told her it was okay but I was starting to get worried. I just didn't know how to keep my promise and protect her anymore.

I walked outside out shelter in a hollow tree and sat down. Only when I was away did I start to cry. I let the tears fall, begging for someone to help us. They listened. Just as my tears started to clear up, a parachute came down, a large number six printed on the side.

I opened it, expecting to find medicine but instead just found a small, pocket book on wild remedies. I flicked through the pages, frantic to find something for blood poisoning to save my little ally. I found one.

I raced back inside and emptied our supplies we had picked up in the bloodbath. It didn't come with much, a small knife, a jar of honey, some garlic and a sleeping bag. I took a clove from the garlic and crushed it in the lid of the honey. I then mixed it with a small amount of honey. I took the spoon that had come with our soup and fed it to her. She pulled a face and tried to move away.

"Please eat, it says it will make you feel better," I pleaded. She looked up at me and then opened her mouth again. We repeated these steps until it was all gone.

"Do I have to have that again?" she asked.

"Yes, once a day until you are better," she gave me a small nod and rolled over to go back to sleep. I watched her until I knew she was safe and left again, being sure to hide the entrance before I left. I had seemed some wild garlic when we came here and I wanted to investigate.

I had picked up multiple berries but I had been too frightened to eat any of them as of yet. I was too worried some might be deadly. I wouldn't put it past The Capitol to make something look safe when it was deadly.