A transparent barrier kept them inside, forcing them to listen to the torturously realistic shrieks of Annie Cresta, Prim, Gale, Katniss' mother, Madge, Rory Hawthorne, Vick Hawthorne, and Posy Hawthorne.
In the 4:00-5:00 section the birds mimicked the screams of the tributes' loved ones, luring in Finnick and Katniss. Catching Fireīy the 75th Hunger Games, the Capitol had replenished the jabberjay population. On a good day, a single bird could record for up to an hour. All three commands were accomplished using tones which were inaudible to human beings, but easily registered by the birds. In order for them to work for spying, they had to be placed on "record." In this mode, the bird would fall entirely silent and stay at attention until was placed back on "neutral." Once this was done, another command could be executed to get to recite everything that it had recorded. Before the end of the First Rebellion, the jabberjays were all released into the wild on neutral. They were considered a slap in the face to the Capitol, because it had failed to foresee that possibility of survival.īy default, jabberjays were set on "neutral." This meant that if they heard a human voice, they would repeat it, but would quickly move on to something else, such as another voice or a snatch of birdsong. Contrary to what the Capitol believed would happen, the male jabberjays, before they became extinct, bred with female mockingbirds to create a new species, mockingjays, which were able to repeat both human melodies and birdsong. The Capitol therefore ceased the usage of jabberjays and abandoned them to die off in the wild. Once the people in the districts realized how their private conversations were being transmitted, they used the jabberjays to feed lies to the Capitol. While in record mode, they still silent, but in neutral mode, they acted like normal birds. Jabberjays had the ability to memorize and repeat entire human conversations, and were used as spies, to gather words and information from the rebels. Kay to spy onĮnemies and rebels of the Capitol. Lord Anduin Lothar, as the last descendant of the Arathi, was able to call upon the high elves to join this new alliance of many races in payment of the help provided by the humans of Arathor during the Troll Wars.Jabberjays are a type of muttation that consist of all male birds that were created in the Capitol labs by Dr. The human nations that splintered off from Arathor would not be united again until the Second War, in which the Alliance of Lordaeron was formed to defeat the Orcish Horde. The few remaining loyal defenders of Strom renamed it Stromgarde, a shell of what was left of a once-great empire. Much of the nobility decided to move from Stromgarde to the fertile lands of the north, founding Lordaeron, while the heirs of King Thoradin travelled far south to form the kingdom of Azeroth (later known as Stormwind). In time, other city-states were founded: Gilneas, Alterac, and Kul Tiras. This great conflict, and first large scale war in the Eastern Kingdoms, was later dubbed the " Troll Wars".įollowing the defeat of the trolls, the human mages that had been instructed by the high elves eventually chose to leave Strom and found their own nation, Dalaran, dedicated to the study and use of magic. Through the military might of Stromgarde, and the magic wielded by the elves and new human mages, the trolls were soundly defeated. In exchange for support, the elves agreed to instruct one hundred humans in the use of magic. On the verge of defeat, they sent ambassadors to Strom to plead for assistance from the human king, Thoradin.
The high elves of Quel'Thalas, meanwhile, were in open war with the trolls. The capital of Strom was built, and the humans in the area that would later become Lordaeron, travelled to its protection. By offering equality and peace to the people they conquered, the Arathi were able to form a powerful nation, Arathor. Concerned that the trolls were becoming too great a threat, the Arathi tribe of humans embarked on a campaign to conquer its rivals through combat and politics.
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