Going Clubbing
Title Going to the Club
Pairing(s) Any that the participants want to write in, although I can tell you that Francis will be angling to seduce Alfred by the end of the night. Come on, come all!
Rating I’ll go up to any rating, but I think we have a few pretty young RP’ers here, so maybe try to keep it PG-13 or soft R (you can always take graphic ( Read more... )
Pairing(s) Any that the participants want to write in, although I can tell you that Francis will be angling to seduce Alfred by the end of the night. Come on, come all!
Rating I’ll go up to any rating, but I think we have a few pretty young RP’ers here, so maybe try to keep it PG-13 or soft R (you can always take graphic ( Read more... )
"Österreich", all of a sudden, the tall German was standing behind his southern Neighbor. "It's good to see you. You don't happen to know the whereabouts of my brother?"
Only s slight growl indicated his bad mood. Gilbert had once more made a mess of his whole house, but this time he would clean it himself, Ludwig had decided. The only problem with that plan was that Gilbert had disappeared, the only clue his earlier random talks of "gracing the nightlife with his awesome presence".
And so Germany had set off, rumour finally leading him to the bar, where he quickly recognized the familiar, brown cowlick.
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"Ah, Guten Abend, Deutschland. You mean Preußen? I'm afraid that I can't answer you."
Austria stared at his neightbour for a while before deciding that it wasn't polite to stare and instead asked:
"May I ask what you are doing here? I wouldn't have expected to see you here."
[You can't imagine how long it took me to type this up the way I wanted it to be. ;; As a side-note, in case you don't know, "guten Abend" means "good evening". ^^']
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"I'm trying to get brother to take responsibility for the mess he made of the house. But...", he glanced at his watch, "I guess by this point, wherever he is, he is drunk enough to make things only worse."
not, that he usually doesn't he thought, but didn't voice it. His dialogue partner most probably knew that already anyway.
He threw a quick look at the almost empty beer. The temptation was big, the issue with Gilbert having to be postponed till the next day and Germany stressed anyway. It wasn't like one beer would hurt? Germany knew that he could hold his alcohol well after all.
"Is the beer good?", he finally asked. Austria _was_ one of the few nations that knew a good beer when he had one.
[I understand that problem =( I'll understand whatever you throw at me in German ;) Would be sad, if not...o_o" ]
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At German's question, he turned to look at his beer... or what was left of it.
"This certainly isn't the best I've had, but it's good", Austria replied and drank the rest of it. He hadn't had any in a while, so it probably wouldn't hurt to loosen up a little bit. Just for this time.
[Hahah, it's good that you understand. Though my German ain't that good, so I'll just probably throw in some common words and phrases... :'D]
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"Why are _you_ even here? It's not like brother could have dragged you. ", he attempted smalltalk.
[that's ok xD ]
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"I wonder what is keeping Switzerland, though. He should have been here already a while ago," Austria added, taking a look around while grabbing his now full glass of beer and took a swig of it.
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"Maybe something came up. With the recent bank crash Vash has been really busy, after all.", Germany looked around the club, too.
All he could see, though, were England and America, the former obviously already drunk.
He pointed them out to Austria.
"Or France didn't want to deal with the both of them"
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Hungary looked around then approached Germany and Austria, both we're having some beer..of course.
"Szia" she said with a smile and gave a small wave. "What brings you two here?"
(OOC: sorry I'm cutting in like this *shot* and a side note Szia is hello in Hungarian)
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He put his glass down and turned around to get a better view of Hungary.
"I guess I could ask same from you, though."
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She then took a seat beside Austria and ordered a drink.
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But she _did_ look good, he decided. It was rare to see her in anything different then her long, green dress.
"You should take the lady to the dancefloor", he suggested Austria, when a a bit slower piece of music started.
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When Germany complimented on Hungary, Austria glanced at him but said nothing - he agreed anyways.
"Oh, you are right, Deutschland," Austria replied on Germany's suggestion and stood up from his chair, offering Hungary a hand.
"Pardon my rudeness. Shall we dance, meine Fräulein?"
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"I agree, it could definitely be that," he said and followed where Germany was pointing at and looked at the two before nodding and drinking again.
Austria already opened his mouth to ask something, before Hungary approached them.
[Yet again, it took a forever to figure out which one of you I should reply. So in the end I replied to both. ;;]
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