[There is a Spain standing in one of the kitchens, washing up plates from the dinner he'd just had in his home world, seeming just as oblivious as anyone else (especially Spain) who'd been brought without them knowing it.]
[He sets the current dish in the rack and reaches for the next, humming
a certain song that had been playing on his kitchen
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[He's always happy to see either of his boys. His, yes, even if Austria took you away for so long Italy. He will hug you back and nuzzle you a bit, smiling happy.]
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[He pets his hair after drying his hands a bit.]
Just usual things, you know. Gardening, work.... [So much work. Work for Germany, work for his bosses, work for everyone...]
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[he'll pull back a little so he can look up at Spain better.] Ve, did you just get here?
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[He laughs.]
Veneciano, you came into my kitchen you know.
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The food is always free, but sometimes it'll do funny things to you, so you have to watch out for that, and there are lots of rooms to explore. There's doubles of everyone, but I haven't seen Romano in ages, or you, or Austria, or Germany or Japan, and I saw Hungary once, and I've met an England who was nice, and I met a Canada from a long time ago, and...
[you might wanna stop him, he'll ramble on forever.]
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You'll run out of breath, Veneciano.
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And what's there to do for fun, besides odd rooms?
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[He motions to the pan still on the stove.]
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[He turns back to his dishes and begins humming softly again, washing up the pans now. Really, this odd place had taken his dirty dishes too? No, no, he couldn't complain. Work was work.]
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Here we go.
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