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[A whimper can be heard off-screen as the communicator flickers on, but there's a heavy breath before England flickers onto screen. He's actually topless, but he looks pale as anything and actually looks a bit clammy, if the lighting shows it off enough.
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Michelangelo and France, that is.
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Watch yourself. I've heard you're pretty close with him.
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However, when I talked to him there were many things amiss. I did not say anything, though, for I wanted to play along so I could gather more details.
Something is going on and I am beginning to wonder if it has anything to do with those shadow people, aru.
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Maybe. I can't say I noticed them too much. [He isn't exactly the type to find something like that too odd.]
I don't know. [He sighs, but decides for a change of topic.]
... I hear Hong Kong is near you now. Are you... looking after him?
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I have noticed that just as people began to act strange, some of those shadows have been disappearing. That worries me. [not just about his safety but for the safety of others as well.]
Yes, I was there when he first arrived and he is currently living in an apartment that is only a few stairs away from mine. He has really grown up, aru. ...Which reminds me. What did you do his eyebrows? [His tone changes at that last bit.]
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[England hadn't realised that China would have thought like that, so he blinks.
Before he blushes.]
I-I didn't do anything to him! --- H-How has he grown up?--
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[China narrows his eyes.]
His eyebrows are almost as thick as yours, they were not like that before. And in case you have already forgotten, I am not from yours and Hong Kong's time, so I have not seen him since he was a child during the Opium wars, aru.
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W-Well, that's not my fault! What's wrong with thick eyebrows? I don't find a problem with them.--
[He sighs.]
... Well, let's just say I'm glad Japan isn't a year ahead in his history as of now. By 1941 you'll get to see him again, so don't you worry about that.
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I do not anymore of your influence, aru!
[China almost doesn't want to believe, but it didn't look like England was making things up here.] I will take your word for it then.
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I will warn you -- the circumstances aren't favourable. It's not something that happens directly between us two.
[He runs his hand through his hair. He hates to think about what happens afterwards, purely because he failed to protect someone.]
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You know full well that anything about 'peace' is a lie. There are always things that have to be dealt with.
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[England just shrugs.]
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[Ice-breaker much?]
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And why would I have done to begin with?!
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