Past-Part Fills Part 7

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Past-Part Fills Part Seven

Fills from past parts can go here!
Fills from the current part (part 22) MUST go in that part's post until it is full.

Link to the original request (and if an ongoing fill, any previous chapters/sections).

Don't forget to link your new fill at the fill

Comments

[Part 7] The Sea Prince (Romano/Spain, Ensemble) 1/?

[anonymous]

REQUEST: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/10960.html?thread=19866576#t19866576
This anon here would love Spain and Romano starring in "The little Mermaid", where Romano is the mermaid and Spain the prince.
Whether the story will have an "happily ever after" end (like Disney's) or a really sad end (like the original tale) is totally up to Anon. No genderbended, please.Once upon a time, there was a young prince of the sea. He was the son of a fearsome warrior and a tactical mastermind, but he cared not for pursuits of battle or invention. For he was a simple soul, who fell in love with beauty and goodness, and would be happy to feed the masses and draw in the sand

[Part 7] The Sea Prince (Romano/Spain, Ensemble) 2/?

[anonymous]

The mermen who accompanied the princes had witnessed events, and reported them to the King. The Young Prince was praised for his bravery in rescuing the sailors, and preventing them from finding the mermen's world (this was rather ironic, for of all his talents the Young Prince was not known for his bravery). The King did not speak of the Old Prince's rashness, having made more rash mistakes himself than could be measured with all the shells in the ocean, but nonetheless the Old Prince still felt the weight of disappointment

Re: [Part 7] The Sea Prince (Romano/Spain, Ensemble) 2/?

[anonymous]

Liking this so far! Your narrative is interesting, not something I'd usually read, but you're making it work for you. Can't wait to see how what direction you take this, A!A.

Re: [Part 7] The Sea Prince (Romano/Spain, Ensemble) 1/?

[anonymous]

It's kind of funny to read the really 'fairy tale narration' parts, and then all of a sudden hit dialouge that could only be Romano and Italy.
I like it!

[Part 7] The Sea Prince (Romano/Spain, Ensemble) 3/?

[anonymous]

Truly the Sea Witch believed the Prince a coward, who would balk and flee at the thought of sacrificing his life. The Prince, to some extent, wished to do exactly that. However he closed his eyes and thought of the warmth he'd seen the other day, something so unlike the cold blue ocean. He knew it was a foolish thought, but he felt as if there were nothing below the surface for him to sacrifice; that to be dead would be better than to continue like this