As We Travel, We Wander Alone
Log or Journal: Log
Scene: Inbound for China in two military vehicles (IVECO LMV)
Players: Germany, Italy, Denmark, France, England, Seychelles, Korea and Thailand (and possibly others as we move along)
Location: Somewhere in China.
Time lot: Few minutes after sun rise and the beast's death. (5:10 AM UTC +6)
After the beast’s death, the group of Nations in China gathered around the vehicles to discuss their next move.
Italy was done with his rampage, becoming clingy again as sudden as he turned fierce a few moments before. Currently standing near Germany, the Italian wasn’t sure of what was going on, but tried to peek at the dead monster over the German’s shoulder.
Germany, on the other hand, was still shouting orders, only it was about their next move. The man had easily figured out what had taken the beast’s life, but also noticed how, before the sun rise, the nations were barely able to survive. Had they found the beast any earlier…
Denmark was, needlessly so say, having the time of his life. Just being able to slay things again with his mighty axe brought him new strength, even if the man was covered in the thing’s smelly blood, he still held a bright smile on, just listening to Germany’s rant.
Korea was sitting on the car’s bench, legs hanging outside the open door. He looked tired, and unlike Denmark, he was completely out of his regular energy. The Asian was completely exhausted from his earlier escape from the monster, glad the nations had appeared.
Seychelles was standing near France, the only figure in the group she could easily relate to. The girl was visibly shaken, but trying to look strong between the other men. Of course, if the others paid enough attention, they would see an excited glint on her eyes.
France looked disheveled, still frowning slightly from the sudden pain he had felt earlier that day. Sighing, the French man could honestly say he was glad the monster was dead. He wasn’t the greatest fighter, no, but just in case, he was still holding onto his rifle.
England was something else. The Englishman faintly started to recognize the other nations, but no one seemed to pay attention to him. The others kept ignoring the Britt, as though he were a ghost. He was confused; why did no one acknowledge him?
The commotion caused by the dying beast caught attention of another nation that had been fighting their way to China’s house. A bright looking young man with glasses and black cow-licked hair, he had been hiding from his fellow nations until he was sure the shadow monster was dead.
Thailand got out of his hiding spot to greet the others, looking rather calm for their current situation.
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((Ok, some explaining because I’m sure most of you are confused about England: No one actually forgot about him. They just think he’s been dead for as long in the same way Rome and Germania are; so no one is really bothered by it. France and the other nations close to him, it’s just the same, but they felt pain because they had bigger parts of their memories changed. All the other nations though will just see him as a regular man and not as a nation anymore. England himself still remembers everybody.))
Scene: Inbound for China in two military vehicles (IVECO LMV)
Players: Germany, Italy, Denmark, France, England, Seychelles, Korea and Thailand (and possibly others as we move along)
Location: Somewhere in China.
Time lot: Few minutes after sun rise and the beast's death. (5:10 AM UTC +6)
After the beast’s death, the group of Nations in China gathered around the vehicles to discuss their next move.
Italy was done with his rampage, becoming clingy again as sudden as he turned fierce a few moments before. Currently standing near Germany, the Italian wasn’t sure of what was going on, but tried to peek at the dead monster over the German’s shoulder.
Germany, on the other hand, was still shouting orders, only it was about their next move. The man had easily figured out what had taken the beast’s life, but also noticed how, before the sun rise, the nations were barely able to survive. Had they found the beast any earlier…
Denmark was, needlessly so say, having the time of his life. Just being able to slay things again with his mighty axe brought him new strength, even if the man was covered in the thing’s smelly blood, he still held a bright smile on, just listening to Germany’s rant.
Korea was sitting on the car’s bench, legs hanging outside the open door. He looked tired, and unlike Denmark, he was completely out of his regular energy. The Asian was completely exhausted from his earlier escape from the monster, glad the nations had appeared.
Seychelles was standing near France, the only figure in the group she could easily relate to. The girl was visibly shaken, but trying to look strong between the other men. Of course, if the others paid enough attention, they would see an excited glint on her eyes.
France looked disheveled, still frowning slightly from the sudden pain he had felt earlier that day. Sighing, the French man could honestly say he was glad the monster was dead. He wasn’t the greatest fighter, no, but just in case, he was still holding onto his rifle.
England was something else. The Englishman faintly started to recognize the other nations, but no one seemed to pay attention to him. The others kept ignoring the Britt, as though he were a ghost. He was confused; why did no one acknowledge him?
The commotion caused by the dying beast caught attention of another nation that had been fighting their way to China’s house. A bright looking young man with glasses and black cow-licked hair, he had been hiding from his fellow nations until he was sure the shadow monster was dead.
Thailand got out of his hiding spot to greet the others, looking rather calm for their current situation.
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((Ok, some explaining because I’m sure most of you are confused about England: No one actually forgot about him. They just think he’s been dead for as long in the same way Rome and Germania are; so no one is really bothered by it. France and the other nations close to him, it’s just the same, but they felt pain because they had bigger parts of their memories changed. All the other nations though will just see him as a regular man and not as a nation anymore. England himself still remembers everybody.))