The room you've found yourself wandering into looks for all the world like an escape, because somehow you've gotten outside. There's no fancy beach resort or deserted island; just gentle rolling hills as far as the eye can see, and a small grove of shade trees. Under the trees lie a blanket and a cooler full of whatever your heart desires, as well
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His presence is announced finally when he snorts in amusement and jumps from the tree; breaking his fall with a single beat of his wings so that he alights gracefully on his feet beside the other man. "You're doing it wrong."
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It is a bit unfair, he thinks, that Arthur gets the cute wings while he gets stuck with the evil, demonic wings.
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There's nothing evil or demonic about Prussia's wings, he would say if he knew what the other nation was thinking. Well... he might not have said it out loud, because that would be embarrassing, and England likes to avoid embarrassing moments. But at any rate, he's seen people with mutations that gave them much more inhuman-looking features. He studies them now, curiously, as he steps around Prussia. "How long have you had these?"
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Stepping back a bit, he apologises. "I'm sorry... I was just.. not expecting anyone else to develop a mutation like this. Have you told any of the others?" In truth... its a little exciting. Not many of the other nations have mutations, after all, and the majority of mutations don't come with such obvious physical manifestations.
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Honestly, he would have thought that the first question would have been why he's wearing clothing that, if conversations with his brother have been any indication, are extremely old fashioned. Ah, well, this discussion should prove interesting, if nothing else, because his best guess at what England means is that he's expecting this to be a permanent change. Prussia... rather hopes not, because he likes being able to eat normal food and not feel hungry afterwards. Though the wings are nice (possibly because he can hide them with a bit of the magic inherent to this form), and the tail is great fun.
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"...No. Do you know where we are?"
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Prussia stoops over, digging through his coat pockets to see if he can't find any proof of his claims here, when he remembers that England's been flying and he might be thirsty. Why yes, he did just grab a bottle out of that cooler with his tail, to offer it to the older man. "Bier?"
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Whereas the appearance of a tail might have startled some, Arthur only raises an eyebrow and accepts the beer with a "Thanks." There is a momentary pause before he asks, "What else can you do? I feel... something." Arousal. But he can't say that out loud, of course. "A-and.. why are you wearing that old uniform..?"
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With a sigh, he straightens up, tail curling around his waist then up against his torso. No proof, but he's fairly certain this place will provide that sooner as opposed to later. Just how should he answer that first question? There is, of course, the cocky answer that will likely make this England storm off in a huff. Though, really, any variant of the exact answer might get the man to try to leave if he doesn't phrase it properly. "...Depends. Did you feel it before you were right next to me?" He's not sure if there's aphrodisiacs in the air here or not. He can't really smell them, but then, in some rooms the scent is masked by others from the environment.
"And I'm wearing it because it was 1815 where I'm from. Lemme guess; 20-something for you,
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The meadow doesn't smell all that odd to England. The grass is green and sweet, the earth healthy, and the air clean. In truth, perhaps that is the odd part. It is almost too perfect, in a world made polluted by human hands. If there is something here that doesn't smell as it ought to, it's Prussia himself. "No. Before you arrived, I felt nothing." And then, in a very un-Englandlike gesture, he leans toward the other nation and gives him a bit of a sniff; nearly shivering as the concentrated breath of pheromones floods his lungs. "....It's definitely you. But... that can't be..." Heightened senses or not, he's never been able to smell what he thinks he's smelling.
He shakes his head in an attempt to clear it, face flushing as his arousal grows. "Y...Yes. You time traveled?" Good Lord, this has to be a dream of some sort.
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Then England is sniffing him, which is just weird, and he steps back as quickly as possible. "I wouldn't do that! I haven't figured out how to consciously stop that yet, so... um..." Awkward moment; he's having one. One hand rubs the back of his neck, mussing the finer hairs there, as he looks away. In fact, he's going to relocate over to underneath a nearby tree, because he'd rather not inadvertently 'drug' England until he's out of his mind with lust. This is quite possibly the most unawesome aspect of the whole thing; not being able to really control the pheremones. Sure, he's at least gotten it down to where he can be within arms length of someone without setting them off, but deep, focused inhalations are, for the time being, ( ... )
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Does he look like he's about to flee? He's thinking about it. "S-some people can't stop their abilities... it's...not..." If it wouldn't be completely rude to do so, he would take off; get as far away from Prussia as possible before he simply jumps the albino. He's familiar enough with new mutants to know that such an action would probably be hurtful.
Twisting off the cap of the forgotten beer in his hand, he tucks it into his pocket before taking a swig in hopes that the cool liquid will calm him.
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He wouldn't blame England at all if he fled. In fact, it makes more sense to him than how others stuck around, even after seeing what had happened to him. "i can hide everything else; you think I'd be able to figure out how to cut it with the... that," he mumbles. The lack of control there grates on him. Sure, his personality speaks of someone with no discipline, but he's Germanic. There's a sense of discipline buried down there, and in him part of it manifests in how he hates having his own actions out of his control.
Alas, his own beer sits abandoned by his clothing, left alone in his haste to move away from England. Woe.
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Then, he's hit with a sudden realisation, and he takes a long drink of his beer; chugging over half of it in one go before sitting down on the blanket. With a sigh, he draws in his wings again to fold them in almost a mirror image of Gilbert's. "If you are truly from the year 1815, then you won't even know what's happening to you." Or what England assumes is happening, at least. "You never had a mutation, even back then, and not the last time I saw you. Th-that's... Well, in humans, it's caused by genetics--heredity. God only knows why some of us have them."
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