Ficlet: The Baptism of Poland (Good Omens/Hetalia, G)

[daegaer]

For lindensphinx, who wanted to see Aziraphale and Crowley meeting Poland.

Title: The Baptism of Poland
Rating: G
Fandoms: Good Omens/Hetalia
Warnings: none
Summary: On a spring morning in Poznań in 966, Aziraphale and Crowley decide the important business at hand is having a drink.
Note: Thank you to puddingcat for beta-reading!

Comments

[gokuma]

This is awesome. You have an incredible gift of making the starngest crossovers work :D

[daegaer]

Thank you so much!

[daegaer]

Ha ha! So I guess the question is, have you ever swum in the Warta in April?

[gehayi]

I love that Poland isn't one bit upset by Aziraphale and Crowley not being human, because the only thing that matters is that they're not Polish.

Also, I love Poland hedging his bets and going to sacrifice to other gods so that they won't feel left out.

[daegaer]

Hee, thanks! He's rather opinionated and overly self-confident in canon :-)

And it was only the start of the Christianization!

[odditycollector]

"There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy," Crowley said, smugly examining his fingernails.

"Oh, there are not!

This line is so perfect I had to split it into component parts to better appreciate it!

And stop quoting things that haven't been written yet.

[daegaer]

Hee, thank you :-)

Aziraphale feels he's one of the most open-minded angels around. And certainly the best read.

[gisho]

.... Aziraphale. Toga. Toga. He would. *splorfle*

And Crowley being vindictive was delightful.

[daegaer]

Togas are dignified. And so forgiving to the fuller figure.

Crowley just took pride in his up-to-the-minute silk tunica from Byzantium. Even if he was freezing.

Thanks :-)

[gramarye1971]

Lithuania, I'm sure, managed to refrain from laughing too much at Poland at the time...and then waited for a day or two before proceeding to tease him about his new name at every possible opportunity. ^_^ Awesome crossover fun, especially with sulky!Aziraphale and keep-your-options-open!Crowley.

[daegaer]

As Poland says much later in a WIP of doooom, "They gave me a name meaning 'happy'." Lithuania: "Why? Were all the ones meaning 'idiot' taken?" Ah, friends. Always there to poke one thoroughly.

I'm glad you enjoyed this!