Title: Tatemae
Characters: America and Japan
Rating: PG
Summary: The end.

Was it worth it? Kiku thought.

Title: The Darkness Within Me
Characters: England, Canada, Russia, China, Japan, and OCs
Rating: PG13
Summary: Escape can't always be futile, can it?

"The city's fallen and with it so has America."

Title: Tatemae
Characters: America and Japan
Rating: R
Summary: Pacific War
A/N: Please note this is a rather violent chapter.

Alfred was going to make sure Kiku regretted it.

Title: The Darkness Within Me
Characters: America, England, Canada, Russia, China, Japan, and OCs
Rating: PG13
Summary: What if the cure was worse than the disease?

"This is the cure...?"

Title: Tatemae
Characters: America and Japan
Rating: PG
Summary: America gives a warning.

"Aligning yourself with Veneciano and Ludwig is suicide!"

Title: The Darkness Within Me
Characters: America, England, Canada, Russia, and OCs
Rating: PG13
Summary: Just because you're dying doesn't mean that everyone will show to your funeral.

"I agreed to answer questions about the virus."

Title: Tatemae
Characters: America and Japan
Rating: PG
Summary: America has interesting ideas.

"But we have our own feelings, our own voice."

Title: The Darkness Within Me
Characters: America, England, Russia, and OCs
Rating: PG13 for language
Summary: If you were dying and you still had a few enemies, would you fight them or apologize?

"You keep saying I'm childish, naive, and prideful and shit like that when you're just as bad as I am! And then you keep teasing me and taunting me and ( Read more... )

Title: Tatemae
Characters: America and Japan
Rating: PG
Summary: America and Japan meet for the first time.

"I cannot...escape from the world I guess."

Title: The Darkness Within Me
Characters: America, England, and one OC
Rating: PG
Summary: America comes to England sick and ranting about his life ending. But how does a country, or a superpower, even die?

"Has the entire core of your culture changed or have people stopped being proud to be an American? Once that happens, then I'd be concerned."