He'd spent the better part of the time since he found himself in this strange place trying to find an exit. However, one can only search so long before they grow tired, and he has become entirely exhausted. There are far too many floors to search through, so he decides that, for the time being, he can find a room and take a short nap before
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It was through his wanderings that he found a room with a certainly familiar occupant. That fair hair was unmistakable, combined with skin that was just too pale. He only knew of one Nation to hold such attributes.
"Gilbert?" He called from the door as his eyes betrayed him and idly took in naked skin, lean muscles, and blue collar. Strange.
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Though his initial response to Spain's voice is slightly suspicious, it's Spain. He knows that, of all the Nations, the one least likely to be responsible for something such as this is him. "The one and only~" He stretches languidly, glancing over hopefully to Antonio. "You wouldn't know how to get this verdammte thing off, wouldja?" One hand taps the collar, surrounded as it is by reddened and scratched skin from his own attempts to remove it, proof along with the slightly panicked look to his eyes that he is not nearly so okay with this as he would appear.
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He shook his head to stop his eyes from wandering anymore. This was his friend and while he was an Empire so used to taking and taking, things were different here. And he must not let this place get the better of him. He smiled to his friend and entered the room, the heels of his boots not making a sound over the carpeted floor. There was a soft jingle though as he walked. Must be from the little bag of gold he has on his person somewhere.
"I could try." He looked to his friend curiously as he settled his hat down by the side table. "Who gave that to you?"
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"When I find them, though..." A soft snarl rumbles in his throat; whomever is responsible will regret this.
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His first instincts was to back out, to leave, to run and escape. Except that his legs weren't moving, and the door behind him had slammed shut. Thankfully the sound didn't seem to affect the other Nation who seemed to be sleeping. Was he really sleeping?
Cautiously, Latvia moved closer to the Nation whom he had occasionally seen back at Russia's house. His eyes naturally took notice of the blue collar, and before he could stop himself, his fingers were reaching out to touch the soft-looking material around his neck.
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When he finally made out the details of who had approached, his eyes widened in surprise. "Wha... Lettland..?" Not exactly who he had been expecting to see. Wasn't he one of Russia's territories? He could never really keep his eastern neighbours straight; he rarely concerned himself with them as that would invariably attract Russia's attention, which no one in the continent particularly wanted. "What're you doing here, brat?"
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Tears were already in his eyes, though not spilling yet, and he was trembling as per usual. "It... It is m-me, Latvijas." He blinked at Prussia at the question. Oh, so he did not know about this place yet. "I... f-found myself here, been h-here for some time."
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"Wait, you've been here a while?!" That instantly makes him somewhat more suspicious of Latvia's intentions and involvement here, though part of him still doubts Latvia is capable of doing anything worse to him than getting him soaked with tears.
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Liechtenstein looked around this strange place he had just arrived in. Where did he ended up now this time? This way and that, there were men and women who indulged themselves in debauchery. For the young Nation, it was too much for his eyes to see, too much for his ears to hear. The air was also much too sweet and heady for his liking, and he was already feeling rather warm.
Needing to find a breather, Liechtenstein picked a random room and entered, slamming the door shut and leaning his head against the cool door, sucking in deep breaths to calm himself down. Finally, he turned around to inspect the room he was in, only to yelp in surprise to see another man on the bed.
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"Ugh, can't anyone get some sleep in this place?" Not that he was actually sleeping, and if it weren't for the fact that this kid appears to be very young and nervous, he would actually probably be very snappish, if not outright pinning him to the nearest hard surface while demanding some answers. Except common sense dictates this child has nothing to do with the destestable restraint around his neck, so instead he'll just be generally irritable.
Red eyes narrow curiously at the boy; he does look vaguely familiar, though Prussia can't quite put his finger on how. Ah, well, perhaps it's simply because after hundreds of years, humans all tend to start looking alike? He doubts that. "So, who're you and why are you just running into other peoples' rooms?" He may as well start getting dressed. It's unlikely whomever is responsible for this will show themselves, and he's getting very restless.
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The other was very familiar looking, as if he had met him before, knew him personally. Part of his family, so to speak. He averted his eyes quickly as the man got dressed. "Ah.. Urm... My name is... Noah Stein." He decided to use his human name for now. "Pl-Please forgive me for intruding as such. It was not my intention."
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On with those, then, and never mind that they're a bit too tight over the vitals. He'll have to do something about that pesky arousal, but later, when this damn collar is off of him.
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Of course, that was until she was met with the vision before her of a child hood friend-now enemy bolted upright with very little covering him.
A gasp of sorts, escaped her lips, mixed with an almost pained cry as her bag suddenly dropped from her embrace with her hands shooting up right to her eyes to cover them as if what she just saw was blinding. "Gilbert?! What the hell are you doing in here?!"
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"What the Hell are you doing here?!"
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Peeking through her fingertips, Hungary saw him but quickly turned her head down to look at the scattered mess of groceries and various fruits that had rolled out on to the crimson carpets. "Darnit- now I have to go back out there later.." She muttered to herself as she kept her hands over her eyes and stepped over them probably wider than she needed.
"I've been here a long time." She continued, a little more calm than before. "Like, over a year."
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"And why the Hell would you stay here that long, anyways?"
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But alas, he doesn't know what makes it tick and he never will, so he is doomed to keep finding himself barging into rooms to be faced with these sorts of things.
Naked Gilbert in a collar? Well, he's seen stranger, and things could be worse, of course. He could have walked in on the frog.
Crossing the room to stand beside the bed, he leans over him a bit and tugs on the collar. Something tells him that Gilbert wouldn't wear such a thing of his own accord, but... Arthur can't help but think that it looks quite nice.
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For a moment, he rather just stares at the island, before deciding that, no, Engeland has been his ally for so long it wouldn't make sense for him to be the one responsible. Still, this whole situation reeks of magic, so he can't help but wonder... "You wouldn't know why I'm here, would you?" Somehow, he manages to keep his tone wholly level. In fact, he would daresay it's even polite and bordering on servile. Which should tell any England ever that Prussia is unhappy beyond words and is considering applying sword to the problem until it is solved to his satisfaction.
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"I imagine you're here for the same reason as everyone else," he grumbles, not liking Prussia's tone one bit. Level and polite it may be, but those are both traits that don't fit the man lying on the bed. Yes, this England can can certainly tell that he is displeased, but if Prussia is going to insinuate that the Hotel is England's fault, he's not going to make any explanation immediately forthcoming. (Not that there is an explanation...)
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"Cause I can't say I like the place much." It would be a thousand times better without the collar.
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