"I can't wait to see the bloody pom's face when I put this on his scones," said Australia, snickering, toying with a Sydney Funnel-web spider.
"L'Australie, calm down, s'il te plait. We are not trying to kill 'im."
Australia pouted and sat back down on France's fashionable chair.
"We don't really need this meeting," said America, drinking his soda noisily. "I mean, he already swears when he sees you, France. And nobody's helping him anyway."
"Oui," said France as patiently as he could. "But l'Angleterre is a shrewd one. It eez better to be prepared, non?" China gave him a piece of paper, which the Frenchman read and then sighed again. "Je repete: we are not trying to kill 'im." He massaged the bridge of his nose. Maybe he should not have built an alliance?
"You're no fun," muttered Australia, putting the spider back in the plastic cage.
France slumped into the couch next to China.
"Faguo, you are being paranoid. Just leave it to us, aru," said China, sipping his tea. "We promise not to kill him."
France looked at him. China was a tricky one. He remembered at the time the Chinese man was still under him. China, he could trust. He wasn't sure about the younger members of the alliance.
"More importantly, what should we call ourselves?" America asked excitedly.
"L'Amerique, zee name eez not important."
"Of course it is!" exclaimed Australia. "What did you have in mind?"
"How about Team Glorious Freedom?"
Mon dieu. France covered his face and groaned. He needed wine. Probably a barrel of it. He looked at his side. Looks like China might need one too.
(I need suggestions for their team name. I'm lame with team names. Oh and I might not be able to update any time soon. Anyway, if this part fill is full by the time I return, I'll post the rest on past-part fills 2. More bad language to come. :P)
zalupa = dickhead mon dieu = My god svolotch = swine
(Damn, I can't believe I forgot to put this one in from my draft. By the way, you guys are fast. o___o thank you for the comments <3)
"Ah, before I forget," said England, pointing at Canada.
Canada waited for England to finish his sentence.
"What are you waiting for, lad?" England said impatiently.
"I'm waiting for you to finish your sentence," Canada said.
"Stop playing games and take her," snapped England.
Canada gave him a bewildered look. Russia was also confused, and then it dawned on him: England was probably holding out a fairy to the Canadian.
"Take who?"
Russia tapped England's shoulder before the Englishman snapped. "He cannot see her, yes?"
England's expression relaxed. He put his hand near his face and whispered to it before putting his hand down. "Gwen will monitor you in case France does something he will regret," he said as-a-matter-of-factly. "She'll inform me where you are and if you're in trouble."
Russia knew that this was mostly for keeping track of Canada because England couldn't tell him and America apart. He didn't mind; at least he would know if Canada turns against them.
Canada forced laughed. "Why can't we use phones instead?"
England's expression turned sour. "Well you can't call me when you're already in trouble now, can you?" He fixed his collar. "Don't worry. Gwen will just perch on your shoulder. You won't even notice that she's there."
If she really was there.
With a last wave of good-bye, Russia and England left Canada.
Re: @#$% 2d/?
anonymous
March 9 2010, 23:15:58 UTC
*falls over laughing* Then again, fairies would make very good English spies. :3 Love how Russia actually realized England's intentions. He's very smart, da? Me looking forward to moar! ^-^
Lol, yea, I do tend to comment fast. I'm a ninja like that. ;D
"L'Australie, calm down, s'il te plait. We are not trying to kill 'im."
Australia pouted and sat back down on France's fashionable chair.
"We don't really need this meeting," said America, drinking his soda noisily. "I mean, he already swears when he sees you, France. And nobody's helping him anyway."
"Oui," said France as patiently as he could. "But l'Angleterre is a shrewd one. It eez better to be prepared, non?" China gave him a piece of paper, which the Frenchman read and then sighed again. "Je repete: we are not trying to kill 'im." He massaged the bridge of his nose. Maybe he should not have built an alliance?
"You're no fun," muttered Australia, putting the spider back in the plastic cage.
France slumped into the couch next to China.
"Faguo, you are being paranoid. Just leave it to us, aru," said China, sipping his tea. "We promise not to kill him."
France looked at him. China was a tricky one. He remembered at the time the Chinese man was still under him. China, he could trust. He wasn't sure about the younger members of the alliance.
"More importantly, what should we call ourselves?" America asked excitedly.
"L'Amerique, zee name eez not important."
"Of course it is!" exclaimed Australia. "What did you have in mind?"
"How about Team Glorious Freedom?"
Mon dieu. France covered his face and groaned. He needed wine. Probably a barrel of it. He looked at his side. Looks like China might need one too.
(I need suggestions for their team name. I'm lame with team names. Oh and I might not be able to update any time soon. Anyway, if this part fill is full by the time I return, I'll post the rest on past-part fills 2. More bad language to come. :P)
zalupa = dickhead
mon dieu = My god
svolotch = swine
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Author!Anon, this is win ♥
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I can't think of a team name either.... XD;;; It will probably have "awesome" in it though due to Alfred's insistence, yes?
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"Ah, before I forget," said England, pointing at Canada.
Canada waited for England to finish his sentence.
"What are you waiting for, lad?" England said impatiently.
"I'm waiting for you to finish your sentence," Canada said.
"Stop playing games and take her," snapped England.
Canada gave him a bewildered look. Russia was also confused, and then it dawned on him: England was probably holding out a fairy to the Canadian.
"Take who?"
Russia tapped England's shoulder before the Englishman snapped. "He cannot see her, yes?"
England's expression relaxed. He put his hand near his face and whispered to it before putting his hand down. "Gwen will monitor you in case France does something he will regret," he said as-a-matter-of-factly. "She'll inform me where you are and if you're in trouble."
Russia knew that this was mostly for keeping track of Canada because England couldn't tell him and America apart. He didn't mind; at least he would know if Canada turns against them.
Canada forced laughed. "Why can't we use phones instead?"
England's expression turned sour. "Well you can't call me when you're already in trouble now, can you?" He fixed his collar. "Don't worry. Gwen will just perch on your shoulder. You won't even notice that she's there."
If she really was there.
With a last wave of good-bye, Russia and England left Canada.
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Then again, fairies would make very good English spies. :3
Love how Russia actually realized England's intentions. He's very smart, da?
Me looking forward to moar! ^-^
Lol, yea, I do tend to comment fast. I'm a ninja like that. ;D
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