Panem District 5 Novels & Stories

We would all be royally fucked and thrown into the dark ages without him. Kurtis was up next. “Sector five is the business district. We ensure that everything is being run properly and ensure the businesses are up to code and not partaking in anything illegal. We have a zero-tolerance policy regarding that.” “I got to visit some of it. It was very impressive,” Emma said, sipping her drink.

Once outside of the city, they had risen over a hundred feet, and she watched the rapidly changing geography with interest. The capital of District 5 was in the center of the square-shaped district. Districts 2,4,6 and 8 bordered District 5, one on each side. Looking at a map of all nine Districts, a 3x3 grid formed with the top left numbered one and the bottom right numbered 9. District 2 was snuggled in between Disticts 1 and 3. Distract 5, the most powerful, was at the center. At one point there had been a governing body that ruled over all the districts, but during the Great Revolution, the nine Districts had overthrown it. Each District had then become autonomous. Although Edmond still

I asked. “The Emerald Lions. They mostly deal with inner District security, so technically, District Five is under their jurisdiction. But since District Five is a common area—like, open to the public and everything—security is handled by the police, mostly. A good portion of M’lonia’s police force is assigned to District Five because it has the highest population density in the entire city at any given time.” “You really know all bout this place,” I said, amazed. “I’ve lived in New York most of my life but I have no idea how they run things there.”

Julien had an incredible way of making me feel seen and heard, and that was invaluable. I wanted to talk more, to share all the doubts and dreams I had kept buried. But I also knew there were boundaries that needed to be maintained. “I hope we can talk again soon,” I said, trying to convey my hopes. “Definitely,” he replied, his smile still warm. “Remember, you have a lot of potential. Trust yourself. I’ve asked the logistics team to start handling the permits and supporting documents from here,” Julien said, pointing to one of the pages in the folder. “But we still need to go out for a field survey. I’ve booked two tickets to Indonesia for next week.”

He said, “Morrow, District 12 is unlike Districts 4 and 5. That’s the Death Block, and five miles around that area are neutral zones. People from other districts can’t enter without a permit. Moreover, if the people inside know that our branch family sent people over to monitor the situation, I’m afraid it won’t leave a good impression.” Morrow nodded, looked at Levi, and asked, “Levi, do you have any other business here?” Levi smiled and said, “Granduncle Morrow, I have something important to discuss with everyone.”