Thinking on the street.

Chaos walked along the street, looking at a sword he held in his hand. Beautifully made and gave to him from his parents. He had just watched the finale of the games, it was a good games. The way Hunter won even though he did not have much health, he admired the bloodthirsty district 2 male but he did not win. Chaos thought he would win but he did not, he sighed before striking the air with his sword. Maybe he would get reaped, not he had to get reaped or volunteer he had to show the world he could win. But maybe he could find someone new today? Someone that he could talk about the games with, he hoped so.

Luke had left the house after the games had been decided. He was surprised when Flint didn't win. The game-makers really know how to make a show more interesting. The last battle had been difficult for Luke to watch, especially when the girl had missed her last shot. Luke had needed to get away then; away from the TV, away from his house, away from Panem if he could. But that was impossible; no one could get out of the district unless they went into the Games. Luke was distracted from his thoughts when Chaos swiped his sword through the air. "Hey man, watch where you swing that thing!" he said, sidestepping to put distance between himself and the deadly blade.

Chaos quickly put his sword back into his belt as he heard a voice. He looked around and his eyes set onto another teenager looking at him. He smirked and waved it around for a few seconds before putting it back again. So who was this guy? He did seem okay.
"Well sorry," He said in a mock voice before glancing around. "I'm Chao". His blood red hair sweep across his face as he gave him a hand to shake.

Luke shook his hand warily. "Luke Kokiri," he said, giving Chao his name. He recognized this boy from the village, but he never actually met him. Oh well, now was as good a time as any to meet new people.

Chaos took a pause to think about what to say. This boy must of been a District 2 and that meant a career and career's liked to talk about the games. And the reapings were happening tomorrow, that was something to talk about. He smirked before taking his hand away.
"So the reaping tomorrow? Can't wait for it."