"Mordigan!" The man's shouts were unquenchable. His tailor was of impeccable intelligence and Head Gamemaker Lowry's suit was fitted to his every dent. "I command you to obey my calling, now!"

Wasting no time, Lowry' personal assistant, Jameson Mordigan, sashayed into the open terrace, a mug of warm coffee gripped tautly in his hand. "Yes, sir?"

Lowry's hand struck out at his coffee, pulling it towards himself and out of the assisstant's hand. "You must understand, Mordigan," Lowry told him, delicately sipping his brewing, making sure not to drip the teeniest of drops onto his attire. "Tomorrow is the most special of days. You do know what it is, am I correct?"

Mordigan was quick to answer. Part of his training to serve the Great Nobility Echelon is to be aware of all happening events to please his assigned liege. "The Quarter Quell announcement, sir."

Lowry nodded his head, satisfied with his assistant's knowledge. "The 4th one, at that. And a century of Hunger Games makes it all the more exciting. I would advise you to stockpile your coffee stash, Mordigan. Because in all honesty, a seemingly, never-ending string of stress-induced migraines are going to be coming from me," the stout man informed his subordinate. "In my defense, I've committed to a difficult job. Pleasing the Capitol, much less Panem, has a great standard." With that, he waved Mordigan away. Once the overly-tall man left the balcony, Lowry looked unto the horizon of blinking lights and hearty laughter echoing from the streets below.

Oh, how blind-sided Mordigan is, Lowry thought, much more than a Quell is going to occur. A revolution will.

Mordigan's laughter joined those on the streets because he knew. He knew what was going to be pulled out of the box tomorrow afternoon, at the sun's peak.

"On the 100th anniversary, to remind those of rebel circumstances that it was they who committed high treason against us and put the Capitol through barbaric situations, the tributes of the 4th Quarter Quell will be chosen from the most notorious prisons of Panem."