unspoken | axis powers hetalia | 1200 words | denmark ; prussia ; england ; norway | pg-13 |
in which prussia, denmark, and england get drunk after a world meeting.
de-anoning from the kink meme.

( Though they spend so much time together, there is always much left unsaid between them. For instance, the word “pathetic” is strictly taboo, as are “love”, “miserable”, and “wretched.” And the most banned word of all? “Lonely.” )

Title: Moonshine
Series: Axis Powers Hetalia
Words: 1600~
Characters: Norway ; Sweden (Sweden/Norway, allusions to Denmark)
Rating: R
Warnings: sex // alcohol
Summary: Written for morningpay for the nordic5_xmas exchange. Written for the prompt: “Sweden/Norway - A lonely cold nigh, they bond while watching the snow fall, and end up on something like a one-night stand. ( Read more... )

Title: A Golden Evening
Series: Axis Powers Hetalia
Words: 2,300
Characters: Austria ; Hungary ; Germany ; Prussia ; Switzerland ; Liechtenstein ; Holland ; Belgium ; Norway ; Sweden ; Finland ; Denmark ; Iceland (Austria/Hungary ; mentions of England, Germanina, and the HRE)
Rating: PG
Warnings: some chaste kissing
Summary: Written for Tanya_tsuki for the ( Read more... )

Title: Leviathan
Series: Axis Powers Hetalia
Words: 1300~
Characters: Norway ; Iceland ; Denmark
Rating: PG
Warnings: animal violence
Summary: Written for valmora for the nordic5_xmas exchange. Norway goes whaling. Denmark and Iceland decide to tag along.

( As always, when Denmark is present Norway’s tongue seems to be made of stone. For some reason, acquiescing to speak in the other nation’s presence seems to be an act of defeat. Silence has been his means of defiance for too long, now, for Norway to break the habit. )

Title: The Reddest Night
Series: Axis Powers Hetalia
Words: -1,000
Characters: Norway ; Denmark (one-sided Denmark/Norway, mentions of Sweden)
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Kissing
Summary: Written for hetalia_contest's week 015 prompt, "Red." “Morning red gives wet days; evening red gives sweet days.” : the story of the Kalmar Union

( “Yo, Norge! Still sulking up here?” )