Magic Cube [3/3]
anonymous
April 26 2010, 00:40:20 UTC
"...Italy." Belarus said with a charming smile and Ukraine knew something was up. "Would you like to trade cubes?"
"Ok! ...But why?" Italy said, handing his cube to Natalia.
"W-Wait!" Ukraine sad, taking the cube out of Belarus's hands and giving it back to Italy. "U-Um, Natalia! That's against the rules!"
"...How so? Hungary never mentioned anything about trading the cubes."
"But...But, that's like cheating!"
"...So? Its not as if Italy would have anything he'd want."
"B-But that..." Ukraine was at a lost as to how to stop this.
"Ve? Wait, I can get anything I want?"
"Er, yes. Is there something you'd like?"
"Yea! Hungary! I solved it~!"
All heads turned to look at Italy.
"That must be, like a false alarm!" Poland said with a shrug.
"P-Poland! That's rude!" Lithuania said nervously since the Russia sitting next to him did not look happy at Italy suceeding.
"No! Really, I solved it! See~?" Italy said turning the cube around. All the other nations stared in shock.
"...No way." America said, not believing that he was outdone by Italy of all people.
"...Apparently, yes way." Hungary said, also shocked as she looked over the cube again to double check if Italy had mixed up any of the colors. Sighing, she saw that Italy really had solved it, much to her disbelief. "Ok, so what do you want, Italy?"
"A year long supply of pasta!"
Everyone in the room other than Italy sighed. That request just made the whole thing pointless.
Re: Magic Cube [3/3]
anonymous
April 26 2010, 03:28:26 UTC
Yes! Rubik's Cube! I didn't know it was invented by a Hungarian. The more you know... Anyway, I liked the fill. I should've known Italy would have solved it, considering he was the example in the request, but for a while, I thought it would be Poland. Don't ask me why, but I just did.
And I know how to solve the cube! I used a directions booklet 'til I memorized it.. It's not too hard once you know the steps, but nearly impossible if you don't know them.
Hmmm, are we sure Italy actually solved it? The nations were allowed to twist their own cubes, so knowing Italy, he might've only twisted one side or something. But I guess Hungary can overlook that...
"Ok! ...But why?" Italy said, handing his cube to Natalia.
"W-Wait!" Ukraine sad, taking the cube out of Belarus's hands and giving it back to Italy. "U-Um, Natalia! That's against the rules!"
"...How so? Hungary never mentioned anything about trading the cubes."
"But...But, that's like cheating!"
"...So? Its not as if Italy would have anything he'd want."
"B-But that..." Ukraine was at a lost as to how to stop this.
"Ve? Wait, I can get anything I want?"
"Er, yes. Is there something you'd like?"
"Yea! Hungary! I solved it~!"
All heads turned to look at Italy.
"That must be, like a false alarm!" Poland said with a shrug.
"P-Poland! That's rude!" Lithuania said nervously since the Russia sitting next to him did not look happy at Italy suceeding.
"No! Really, I solved it! See~?" Italy said turning the cube around. All the other nations stared in shock.
"...No way." America said, not believing that he was outdone by Italy of all people.
"...Apparently, yes way." Hungary said, also shocked as she looked over the cube again to double check if Italy had mixed up any of the colors. Sighing, she saw that Italy really had solved it, much to her disbelief. "Ok, so what do you want, Italy?"
"A year long supply of pasta!"
Everyone in the room other than Italy sighed. That request just made the whole thing pointless.
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that was very cute, anon! the fill made me chuckle ^^ the ending was quite anti-climactic, poor Nations... to be defeated by italy, of all people :P
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And I know how to solve the cube! I used a directions booklet 'til I memorized it.. It's not too hard once you know the steps, but nearly impossible if you don't know them.
Hmmm, are we sure Italy actually solved it? The nations were allowed to twist their own cubes, so knowing Italy, he might've only twisted one side or something. But I guess Hungary can overlook that...
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