[England is having a very weird September day. Aside from the torrential wind and rain up and down the country for a start, the community - after a seventy-year absence - has whirled back into his life in the form of a virus that transported him to Hogwarts for a few days. As far as viruses go, not bad, but the shock of being reconnected still hasn
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It's a nice day. She knocks on the front door and rocks back and forth on her feet until someone answers.]
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The day's about exceeded its limit for oddness when he opens the door to find Ema standing there.]
Ema?!
[Considering it's been 70 years since he last saw her in person, he thinks he's allowed to be surprised.]
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[Luckily, all that thinking came about ten seconds after she put the tea on the ground and hugged him.]
I'm so glad you're back, Arthur!
[Until the thoughts catch back up. But then it's too late, and really, Mr. Kirkland always seemed like he could use more hugs in general. And all the other nations, too.]
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Yes, well... well, quite.
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I-I brought tea?
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He manages not to laugh - he has to retain some restraint after all, right? - but he can't quite hold back the small smile tugging at his lips.]
Well, you'd better come in then, hadn't you?
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[She picks up the tea from where it landed on the doorstep. She's smiling, too, but she smiles a lot so it's not a big deal or anything. Arthur doesn't so often, though. Kind of like Mr. Edgeworth or Lana, only he wears more sweater vests. So it's a good feeling, even though it's still a little awkward.]
Alright! Lead the way!
[She doesn't know if his house's changed in seventy years, after all. Maybe he got a different paint job?]
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Feel free to make yourself at home. I imagine it probably looks quite a bit different to how you remember it.
[The kettle that he's currently filling with water while he talks to her is electric, for a start.]
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