Spain doesn't hang around HQ lately. It's a lot of work being a soverign nation still there's a place he likes to go to remind him that it's all worth while. It's a room he found quite a while back in the middle of a hallway. Inside it's ordinary looking, like a common sitting room. There's a rug and a coffee table with a number of nice looking
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Except, it's Spain. Ah, well, he does like Spain. Doesn't really get to deal with him much, being on the opposite side of the continent, but he does like Spain. "Didn't take you for the tea drinking sort, Spanien."
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Really, of all nations, Spain should be on the list of those who should know better than to insinuate that Prussia is weak in any way. Even if it's actually a valid concern. Now Prussia isn't just curious about the tea, he will likely go to any length to drink some.
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"Prusia many years have passed since you last wore those clothes. A lot of the memories the tea can bring up can be painful as well as joyful. I wouldn't want it to give you more than you can handle." He is truly concerned for him.
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"Please, have a seat."
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If this all can be over come there will be a faint singing, a singing of a people yet to be born to Prussia but are undeniably his.
Unity and justice and freedom
are the pledge of fortune.
Flourish in this fortune's blessing
Flourish, Prussian fatherland!
There will be a swelling of pride: proud to be east German, proud to be decended of Prussians and Teutonic Knights. Through it all they know their personification and they love him.
Spain sets the cup before Prussia still worried, "Are you ready?"
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"It's just tea, Spain. Geez, are you sure you're not turning into England? I think your eyebrows are looking a bit bushier." To be perfectly, entirely honest, all of Spain's concern does worry him a little, very deep down where even he won't quite admit it to himself, because it's never been like the Spain he knows to worry needlessly. Still, he can't very well back down now, even if he stares at the cup for a long moment before picking it up.
There is a moment's hesitation, where he holds the rim to his lips but doesn't tilt it to sip, before he mumbles something to the effect of 'es ist Tee, Gottverdammt' and takes a large gulp, ignoring the heat.
The effect is immediate, if how he goes utterly rigid is any indication. His grip on the cup shudders, and he makes a jerky, inattentive motion to put it back on the table, barely balancing it on the edge before all but yanking his hand
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"Prusia? Prusia?" The cup is forgotten and right now he's more focused on the country in front of him. "Are you okay? Please, say something!"
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"...make it stop..." He curls forward, eyes widened, though his pupils have narrowed to barely more than pinpricks. It's far too much, two hundred centuries of things he knows nothing about, beating on his mind like that. Especially feeling the undercurrent for a noticeable portion of it of, if not outright hatred, a cultural urge to just lump him in with everything else shameful and undesirable about the past, which hurts on a very visceral level. "...make it stop make it stop make it stop make it stop." Though the volume steadily increases, his tone never quite leaves the odd mélange of wounded, scared child and utterly flat it has taken on ( ... )
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Spain just holds him to keep him from hurting himself. England is right, he IS an idiot. Look at what he's done to Prussia!
"It's alright, it's okay. Everything is going to be fine, amigo."
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He's clutching at Spain's arms, trying to pull him off, shove him away, do something other than just sit here and take what's happening in his head because it's agony and he can't find words other than a repeated babble of the same three words from before. When he does find more words, it will just be a denial, over and over, switching between German and English with neither rhyme nor reason to it.
Really, though, Spain should not blame himself. Prussia would have had that tea no matter what.
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"It's over now. It's all in the past."
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