When you fall 4/5
anonymous
March 2 2010, 14:56:05 UTC
Germany knew they weren't going to circle and mock each other forever. He imagined he would have the upper hand in the upcoming confrontation. It shouldn't be like this.
Russia takes his bullets and knocks him down with pure physical force. With Russia on top of him he can't breathe. Russia's people easily take his prisoners while they are shocked over how easily their leader was beaten down. At least they are actually taken prisoner and not executed in front of him, they both done things like that earlier and now Germany begins to regret it. It's too easy to be overcome with fury in the cold and hopelessness and end up doing things you never thought you would even consider and afterward think you just dreamed doing.
Russia stands up and looks at him with an innocent expression. Hopefully this is just a dream as well. Russia puts a foot on his knee, applying a little pressure. Then he stomps down. Germany cries out in pain and now he knows for sure this isn't a dream, dreams don't hurt like this.
“Scream more, dear Germany. I waited so long to hear this. One more scream, for me?”
Russia crushes his other knee and Germany screams again, he can't help himself.
“Such a shame I can't drag you back home yet... But we can still have fun, can't we? I will see you fall Germany, soon there won't be enough of your people to protect you from me. Soon there won't be any of your people left at all. Everything your people did to mine we're going to pay back. We will remember this and we will remember Leningrad.”
Russia has stopped telling him to go home. It's the last thing coherent thought Germany manages to form.
His soldiers finds him nailed to the floor with knives through his hands. The smell in the room reveals that at least one of them threw up. Germany lies down and doesn't try to move for a long time. He tells his soldiers to not touch him, to wait a little while and talk to him, distract him from the pain while he heals.
One young man tells him about his family back home and it hurts in an entirely different way. It reminds him that his soldiers are more than the statistics and resources he tries to think of them as to be able to go on. For the first time Germany seriously wonders if they really should be here.
Russia takes his bullets and knocks him down with pure physical force. With Russia on top of him he can't breathe. Russia's people easily take his prisoners while they are shocked over how easily their leader was beaten down. At least they are actually taken prisoner and not executed in front of him, they both done things like that earlier and now Germany begins to regret it. It's too easy to be overcome with fury in the cold and hopelessness and end up doing things you never thought you would even consider and afterward think you just dreamed doing.
Russia stands up and looks at him with an innocent expression. Hopefully this is just a dream as well. Russia puts a foot on his knee, applying a little pressure. Then he stomps down. Germany cries out in pain and now he knows for sure this isn't a dream, dreams don't hurt like this.
“Scream more, dear Germany. I waited so long to hear this. One more scream, for me?”
Russia crushes his other knee and Germany screams again, he can't help himself.
“Such a shame I can't drag you back home yet... But we can still have fun, can't we? I will see you fall Germany, soon there won't be enough of your people to protect you from me. Soon there won't be any of your people left at all. Everything your people did to mine we're going to pay back. We will remember this and we will remember Leningrad.”
Russia has stopped telling him to go home. It's the last thing coherent thought Germany manages to form.
His soldiers finds him nailed to the floor with knives through his hands. The smell in the room reveals that at least one of them threw up. Germany lies down and doesn't try to move for a long time. He tells his soldiers to not touch him, to wait a little while and talk to him, distract him from the pain while he heals.
One young man tells him about his family back home and it hurts in an entirely different way. It reminds him that his soldiers are more than the statistics and resources he tries to think of them as to be able to go on. For the first time Germany seriously wonders if they really should be here.
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