Hunger Stories

All Great Ones needs a child. It is a primal, inevitable truth that Ellen Nightwood, the newly ascended Great One, was starting to truely realize. She shouldn't be surprised, Flora, the Moon Presence and her now self proclamed new mother had warned her about. So, like all her bretheren before her, she move her gaze back towards the Waking World where she hope to find a suitable "partner" to create and birth her child. With a bit of luck, her offspring will grow strong enough to pave the way for her towards a new purpose. Something she lost when she ended the nightmare and the hunt. Ps : There is NO human form here ! I have read dozens of monster Izuku story and every single f***ing time he is mostly in a human form so what is the f***ing point ?!

And he says I'm so American Oh, God, it's just not fair of him To make me feel this much Joseph Zada. Social Media / Real Life!

"And it hurts to miss you, but it's worse to know That I'm the reason you won't come home" ~ Butterflies are seldom seen in District Nine, but when they do appear, the residents view it as a good sign. Whispers always spread quickly through the district, suggesting that the butterfly symbolizes joy and signal that change and transformation are forthcoming. However, twelve-year-old Ceres Solace is unaware that when a butterfly lands on her just before her first Reaping, her entire life is about to dramatically change in ways she cannot prevent. cover made by @sunnysidewp

DISCLAIMER NINJAGO is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this story. I do not own Ninjago characters or the Season 8 storyline. I only own my original characters and unique plot additions I do not own Ninjago (LEGO) or The Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins/Lionsgate). This is a non-profit crossover for entertainment only. Post on Saturdays (Season 8 of Lego Ningo storyline with additional) Backstory: Y/n is an agent for the downtown police department; she is a minor (under the age of 18) she lied about her age to get this kind of job. She has a trouble past that only L. brown knows about. Her circle is small of that knowledge, she perverts it. The world knows about the hunger game books but doesn't know that they are real-- She ran away after her 2nd round of the games and never looked back. But always question if that was the right move on her part (with all her friends and family that's still their). Story: In this book, she was assigning to a mission with the Ninga to protect the royals and the mask(s) at any cost. But the worst thing about it for her is that she hates working with people, she loves her solo mission without people she is responsible for. She puts on a smile for Ninga, until she found out that the leader of the Ninga, the green Ninga, actually hates that she is there. He does rude comments and not play nice when she is in ear shot. He falls for Harumi quickly. But never realize that he was falling for y/n too, more than Harumi and soon hates that, (he thinks first). notes: -She has been in the 73 and 74 hunger games FYI Violences, sad stories rising from the ashes, tears, and mention of scars (maybe)

in which peeta mellark falls for his mentor, valenia warner THE HUNGER GAMES FANFIC peeta mellark x femoc!

Liora Vale has always been the light of her family. Ever since her older brother was reaped and never came home, she has done everything she could to hold what remains of them together - soft where the world is cruel, strong where grief still lingers. In District 8, where threads are spun into fabric and lives are quietly worn thin, Liora has learned how to survive without ever hardening. But the Capitol remembers everything. When her name is called at the reaping - rigged, deliberate, and impossible to fight - Liora is forced into an arena that already took everything from her once before. This time, there is no illusion of chance. No hope of fairness. Only the weight of being chosen. As she is pulled deeper into the spectacle of the 72nd Hunger Games, Liora must navigate not only the brutality of the arena, but the dangerous attention of the Capitol - and the quiet, complicated presence of the mentor assigned to guide her. In a place where love is a weakness and trust can be fatal, the line between survival and surrender begins to blur. Because in a world that thrives on control, even something as small as hope can be an act of defiance. And Liora Vale was never meant to burn - but she was never meant to be chosen, either.

Riland Deffy,a boy from district 9, gets chosen to be in the 48th hunger games. All the way back in district 2,the female career,Liora Vox,too gets chosen. Riland falls for Liora,and she reciprocates these feelings. But,on the last few days of the games..riland sets his eyes pn something new. Winning.

A Hunger Games fanfiction novel from the perspective of a child from the Capitol. Written from Panem's capitol, a dystopian future where this book unlocks the secrets of the wealthy, their regime around the hunger games and how flippant human lives underneath them have become. Taryna is a 13-year-old girl who is part of a high-class family; the Medallions. They profit off the backs of the arenas themselves by turning the setting of traumas into tourism. She watches and then vacations at the newest arena with her family as usual but her teenage years have brought on new feelings that she has to navigate with tact to keep up appearances. How will she handle it? Come read her perspective of the 28th Games. Please note this is my first ever published work, I am not the best writer and mainly did this for fun. I aim to finish this by the end if 2026 and wasn't going to post yet but I had some interest and didn't want them to have to wait too long. Enjoy! <3 [Currently written 7/27].

"My king as the lord of the land, you are obligated to have a tiny by your side, as any function you could use it for, it strengthens our ancient law and helps in the balance between giants and tinies..... He said a lot of things but my concentration blurred off. "Tinies huh." I thought,letting out a slow growl, tapping my fingers continually on the armrest of the throne. I had heard a lot about them and sadly how my people had always treated them, a living, breathing thing, calling them something of mere entertainment, food, or toy, I felt like scowling at the thought but then I stiffened a little, as the voice of my right hand brought me back to reality. " So my king, you can choose to pass aside the decision, cause it's not a compulsory r.... " Pick out any tiny from the market stall and bring one as my own possession." I said firmly to everyone surprise, and just like that, one command sent the guards already on their heels.

"Go on Cato. Kill me. I dare you." I say, looking into his eyes."You can't. Wonna know why?"I ask "No, no i know what you are gonna say, and I don't!" He yells "Then kill me." I say calmly "I CAN'T ALRIGHT!" He yells. I smirk "You can't kill me because you love me." "NO! I dont!" he yells Then prove it kill me right now." I say I was not prepared for what he did next.

[oc x finnick odair] The Capitol sucks. But it's nicer when you have someone with you. Every year, Acey ends up at the Capitol. It really depends: sometimes it's for the Games; sometimes Snow wants some some sort of electronic miracle; sometimes a Capitolite wants their own customised gadgets. But Acey can always depend on finding Finnick somewhere nearby. They meet, they greet, then they leave separately. Each time. [image in cover belongs to eyssan (@ eysanduruu) on pinterest; I only edited it.]

At the reaping for the 69th hunger games, Hebe Cross volunteers, intent on saving her mother from poverty and bringing pride to her district. But when she reaches the Capitol she had idolised for most of her life, the illusion is shattered, and all she is left with is the trauma of the games. Luckily for Hebe, her mentor, Finnick Odair, is there to pick up the pieces. But as she tries to return to normalcy, she realises that maybe things aren't as bleak as they seem. Originally posted by my alt account (slaybestieslay946) on ao3 so probably better to read it there.

(𝘠𝘰𝘶'𝘳𝘦 𝘢 𝘯𝘢𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘧𝘰𝘰𝘭. 𝘠𝘰𝘶'𝘷𝘦 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘸𝘰𝘰𝘥𝘴 𝘴𝘦𝘦𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘣𝘭𝘦? 𝘞𝘦𝘭𝘭, 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵'𝘴 𝘸𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘺𝘰𝘶'𝘳𝘦 𝘨𝘰𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘰 𝘨𝘦𝘵.)

Bridie Ivory doesn't go into the Hunger Games wanting to be a killer, she goes in trying not to become one. But the frozen lake arena doesn't reward restraint, and every step toward survival pulls her further away from who she was. With shifting ice, collapsing alliances, and a boy from home who might be the only thing keeping her human, Bridie learns that mercy is just another way to lose.

"Everyone has problems. Like you don't have any coffee in the morning. Or in my case, hot chocolate. You don't have running water. Your car won't start. These are just ordinary problems. Not mine. Everyone knows the book, The Hunger Games which was supposedly fiction. But it's not, and it happening right now. My problem is I got sucked into them along with my best friend, Jay. But I never knew myself before I was in the Hunger Games. I never knew I was so strong. I never knew such pain. The pain of all the deaths along the way. The pain that I knew I killed people. The pain of the final death no one saw coming. And the pain of almost losing everything." Do you love The Hunger Games? You wouldn't if you were trapped in them every night. Dot has this problem. She doesn't know how it happened. It used to be her and her best friend, Jay's, favorite book. How could it cause The Nightmares? It only makes it worse when she gets caught up in her "memories". The memories trap her in the past at the worst of times, including in her dreams. At least she can get away during the day. But now, she can't ever get away, because she's actually in the Games. Somehow Jay and Dot have been transported into the world of The Hunger Games. Now they need the help of Katniss, Peeta, and more from the book to get back. Are you in?

Aravis Grace has spent her entire life trying not to be seen. In District Four, blending in isn't just survival-it's the only way to ensure her families life. Keep your head down. Follow the rules. Don't give the Capitol a reason to notice you. Aravis has always been good at doing that. Too good. At the academy, she stays quiet while others laugh. At home, she learns quickly that silence is safer than speaking. No one looks at her for long-and she prefers it that way. Except for one person. Finnick Odair sees everything. A victor at fourteen, a golden boy of District Four, and someone who refuses to leave her alone, Finnick is the one thing Aravis can't ignore-no matter how hard she tries. But on the morning of the Reaping, everything changes. One argument. One moment. One decision she can't take back. Aravis was never meant to stand out. She was never meant to be chosen. And she was never meant to volunteer. Thrown into a world designed to break her, Aravis is forced to confront a truth she's spent her entire life avoiding- Some people aren't meant to survive the games. And some were never mean to play by the rules at all.

By the 75th Hunger Games Johanna Mason is the only living female victor from District 7 - but what if there were more? What don't they want you to know? Who and what do we have to bury to make the journey seem victorious?

Katniss has won the 73rd Hunger Games and must mentor this years tributes. A 12 year old girl, Lola, shows great potential in the arena. Can Katniss get her out the victor, or will she die like so many before her? #662 in Hungergames.

Despite being electrocuted numerous times growing up, Infra Bright didn't feel truly shocked until her name was read for the 72nd Hunger Games. Her hopes and dreams of inventing a new system for the hydroelectric dams are washed away. Her life of being happy with a stable wealth, decent food, and not contributing children to the games is gone. Rumor has it that there's a new Gamemaker this year, and he will be more brutal than his predecessors. Seneca Crane is his name. If she wants her future back, she will need to fight. And what better way than to use her beginner engineering skills to the test? NOTE: The 72nd games are fan fiction. There is officially no canon material for the 72nd games except for Seneca Crane's first time as head gamemaker being for this game. Some chapters may not be fully refined yet as they're published on phone without grammar checks. They will be edited when I can