Sound Hunger Games Novels & Stories

A deep, unrelenting hunger that burned hotter than anything he had ever felt. --- The horde pressed forward, their guttural growls harmonizing into a maddening symphony of death. Yet, Bayo could sense more than just their movements. He could feel them—raw, unfiltered emotions crashing into him like tidal waves. He staggered as it intensified, clutching the side of a destroyed vehicle for support. His vision swam with flashes of distorted images: teeth gnashing, clawed hands tearing flesh, and endless, insatiable hunger.

But when they heard my footsteps; they stopped talking as everyone stare at me with mixed emotions some gave me a look of pity, while some obviously show their concern. I pretended to be okay. As I gave a fake light smile and sat on the chair close to Ma'am Bella. "How you Darling?" Ma'am Bella asked me with concern "Am fine!" I replied simply and uncovered my plate. Toasted bread and scrambled eggs with orange juice. If it was for a normal day, my mouth could have been watery already just at the sight of this food. But here was I, with no appetite at all.

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Joshua stood near the door, his brow furrowed with a deepening frown as I approached, the rhythmic tap of my heels echoing on the polished floor with each determined step. His usual seriousness mirrored my own mood, casting a shadow over our unspoken tension. Despite the weight of our strained interaction, my stomach grumbled loudly, a stark reminder of the hunger gnawing within me. Inwardly sighing, I felt the hollow ache that lingered from the previous night’s sparse dinner. Awakening that morning, a renewed wave of hunger swept over me, as if the tensions in my stomach demanded to be acknowledged. The meal from yesterday seemed a distant memory now, replaced by an urgent need to satisfy m

Wasn't even the burning lungs that seemed permanently damaged, never quite able to draw a full breath without pain stabbing through my chest. It was the hunger. The gnawing, insistent emptiness that had become a constant presence in my stomach, a hollow void that nothing filled, that grew more demanding with each passing hour. Antonio had made one thing clear from the start, his terms non-negotiable, his expectations absolute. "No food until you finish training," he had said, the first day I arrived, his eyes cold, assessing, already cataloging my weaknesses, my breaking points.

Always watching. I looked at the tray. Watery broth, a chunk of bread gone stale at the edges. Steam rose in thin curls, filling the air with the faint scent of onion. My stomach growled, loud enough to make my cheeks burn. But I stayed still. Hunger was familiar. Hunger was another chain. Still… Cassian’s words haunted me. Survival isn’t about pride. It’s about being alive tomorrow to make another choice. I reached for the bowl. The metal was warm against my fingers. Slowly, I ate. Every swallow scraped against my throat, every bite tasted like rust. It felt like defeat, but it was fuel. Not for Reyes. For me.

I take a seat, and cut into it slowly, savoring the richness on my tongue. The irony isn’t lost on me. Sareena’s starving in our bedroom. Hasn’t eaten in days. Still too proud to come to the table and too broken to fight back. She is withering away while I enjoy every bite. Let her. She wanted to play games. This is how I end them. “Can someone bring me more horse r****h?” ———

His words soothed me, and I finally felt a bit of calm. Back home, I collapsed into sleep. Waking up the next day, I found Chester bustling in the kitchen. He looked out with a worried expression and asked, "Feeling hungry? Dinner's almost ready." I gave a small nod and drifted over to the dining table, my feet barely touching the ground. However, when I saw what was on the plate, it was like my blood turned to ice. Liver pâté. Of all things.

Ikaris asked. Despite not having a specific craving for food, my hunger was undeniable. However, there was a distinct and unusual aspect to my hunger. It was not a typical hunger for sustenance but rather an insatiable longing for Ikaris and blood. The presence of Ikaris in close proximity only served to intensify my hunger. The desire to make contact with him and absorb the energy he emitted became increasingly urgent. Waiting any longer was simply not an option.

The smell from the food made my stomach grumble loudly, but fear was a chain around my neck. “Is it poisoned?” I whispered, my voice barely audible. He looked up again, his brow furrowed. “What?” “The food. Are you planning to kill me?” His expression darkened. “If I wanted you dead, you would already be in the ground.” I stared at the food. My belly grumbled again, a painful twist of hunger. Slowly, I sat down and began to eat. The flavors were rich and good, the best food I had tasted in years.