The United Kingdom (
blitzkriegd) wrote in
lostrealm2012-11-27 05:54 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Stepping Together [COMPLETE]
Characters: England, Prussia
Date: Nov 28, morning but will most likely be all day
Format: Prose
Content Warnings: swearing is a given, also they are in a very weird relationship
Summary: Two countries struggle with controversial subjects. England finds out he's crazy, Prussia ponders about his life back home. A plan for Darstone-domination is hatched?
England had had a change of heart, so to speak, in regards to his stay in Darstone. Thanks to his conversation with his new roommate, Rarity, he had made up his mind to do whatever he could to assist the occupants while he was stuck there. After all, she was a unicorn. Above all else, England respected mythical beings, and unicorns were certainly the wisest! The fact that Rarity had befriended him so easily (though most creatures did) and was willing to help people she didn't even know forced him to reevaluate his stay in the city. He'd been beaten up, monitored, and had his heart removed. But at the same time, there had been some wonderful things that happened to him. He met new friends, had taken a whole cave of gems for himself, and he had found out about Prussia's devotion to him.
Ah. Prussia...
As a man who kept grudges, he should have still been disgusted by Prussia's actions, but England's anger with his fellow country had subsided for the time being. Why? Maybe it was something Loki did, or maybe it was just because England was excited by the idea of his enemy keeping hold of his heart. They lived next door to each other, and England could always hear his heart beating from wherever it was (most likely safe and sound in Prussia's room). Every now and then, England would press himself against the wall of his bedroom to listen to it, to remind London that he was close by, and that he had not abandoned it. He would take London back in time. As long as he knew it was safe, he was alright with it being where it was.
There was obviously something wrong with him.
But it was so new! The idea of loving Prussia as a human intrigued him. In Darstone, England didn't have to worry about his country duties. He was free to relax and discover new things, free to be his own boss, free to allow his enemy to keep him on a leash. Heh, that was something he would never admit to enjoying to anyone nut himself. Obviously, there was still a part of England that wanted to hurry home and protect his citizens, but another part of him was quite content in this new world. That was what exactly what he hadn't wanted to happen and he knew it was dangerous. He'd deal with it later.
Speaking of Prussia, it had been a while since England had seen him. And he very much wanted to see him. What a fool he was! Yet no matter how often England scolded himself, he could not stop thinking about him. Prussia was his Achilles heel. He was constantly in fear that Prussia would grow tired of him and cast him aside because he thought England was weak. England never wanted Prussia to think of him as weak, but wanting to be with him, after everything he did, obviously was proof of the island's true nature.
England's good mood wavered for a moment as he thought about how far he'd fallen... No, he wouldn't accuse Darstone. He only had himself to blame.
He decided to take a walk to get his mind off of that idiot and his own feelings. England headed west with the intention of visiting the Crafter's District. With his pockets full of small gems from his hideout, he went up through the Queen's Run-he'd made the mistake of going through the South District once and was almost mugged. Thank goodness he had his magic-over to the desired area and began to look around. He'd been here a couple times and had always found something new. Perhaps, today, he would look at the magic items. Now that he was supporting Darstone, England planned to go shopping more often.
Of course, once he got to the hustle and bustle of the District, he caught sight of a familiar face. It was Prussia! He sighed and resigned himself to fate before following after him.
"Hey."
Date: Nov 28, morning but will most likely be all day
Format: Prose
Content Warnings: swearing is a given, also they are in a very weird relationship
Summary: Two countries struggle with controversial subjects. England finds out he's crazy, Prussia ponders about his life back home. A plan for Darstone-domination is hatched?
England had had a change of heart, so to speak, in regards to his stay in Darstone. Thanks to his conversation with his new roommate, Rarity, he had made up his mind to do whatever he could to assist the occupants while he was stuck there. After all, she was a unicorn. Above all else, England respected mythical beings, and unicorns were certainly the wisest! The fact that Rarity had befriended him so easily (though most creatures did) and was willing to help people she didn't even know forced him to reevaluate his stay in the city. He'd been beaten up, monitored, and had his heart removed. But at the same time, there had been some wonderful things that happened to him. He met new friends, had taken a whole cave of gems for himself, and he had found out about Prussia's devotion to him.
Ah. Prussia...
As a man who kept grudges, he should have still been disgusted by Prussia's actions, but England's anger with his fellow country had subsided for the time being. Why? Maybe it was something Loki did, or maybe it was just because England was excited by the idea of his enemy keeping hold of his heart. They lived next door to each other, and England could always hear his heart beating from wherever it was (most likely safe and sound in Prussia's room). Every now and then, England would press himself against the wall of his bedroom to listen to it, to remind London that he was close by, and that he had not abandoned it. He would take London back in time. As long as he knew it was safe, he was alright with it being where it was.
There was obviously something wrong with him.
But it was so new! The idea of loving Prussia as a human intrigued him. In Darstone, England didn't have to worry about his country duties. He was free to relax and discover new things, free to be his own boss, free to allow his enemy to keep him on a leash. Heh, that was something he would never admit to enjoying to anyone nut himself. Obviously, there was still a part of England that wanted to hurry home and protect his citizens, but another part of him was quite content in this new world. That was what exactly what he hadn't wanted to happen and he knew it was dangerous. He'd deal with it later.
Speaking of Prussia, it had been a while since England had seen him. And he very much wanted to see him. What a fool he was! Yet no matter how often England scolded himself, he could not stop thinking about him. Prussia was his Achilles heel. He was constantly in fear that Prussia would grow tired of him and cast him aside because he thought England was weak. England never wanted Prussia to think of him as weak, but wanting to be with him, after everything he did, obviously was proof of the island's true nature.
England's good mood wavered for a moment as he thought about how far he'd fallen... No, he wouldn't accuse Darstone. He only had himself to blame.
He decided to take a walk to get his mind off of that idiot and his own feelings. England headed west with the intention of visiting the Crafter's District. With his pockets full of small gems from his hideout, he went up through the Queen's Run-he'd made the mistake of going through the South District once and was almost mugged. Thank goodness he had his magic-over to the desired area and began to look around. He'd been here a couple times and had always found something new. Perhaps, today, he would look at the magic items. Now that he was supporting Darstone, England planned to go shopping more often.
Of course, once he got to the hustle and bustle of the District, he caught sight of a familiar face. It was Prussia! He sighed and resigned himself to fate before following after him.
"Hey."
no subject
Prussia had just been wondering what he'd look like as a Chocolina -silly, he knew, shut up- when his thoughts were intereupted by a familiar voice. He glanced over his shoulder, tossing a careless smirk at England around the cigarette in his mouth. "Well, well. Can't keep away from my awesomeness for long, huh?" He shoved his hands into his pants' pockets. Despite the chill in the air, he didn't seem bothered by the fact that he was only wearing his uniform shirt (sans anything that would indicate it was more than a black dress shirt). No coat or jacket or even a tie. And still no Cross.
no subject
"You've just been gone for a while," he sniffed. That wasn't a 'no.' He kept his expression flat, though his eyes certainly caught sight of the lack of Cross. He still felt that was weird. If it had broken, wouldn't have Prussia fixed it by now? "I was worried you'd been sent home with my heart."
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
After a very long pause, he finally responded. "Uhhh..."
no subject
Oh, yes. He was in high spirits!
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
...Wait, did he just admit he went to the Steps regularly enough to know when the inhabitants were most likely to be taking flight?
Whoops.
no subject
"So what?"
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
He reached out and pushed England away by his chest. It felt... wrong... not feeling the heart beating under his hand.
no subject
He grit his teeth and was about to push Prussia right back, but something caught his eye. England froze in place as he noticed just how dangerously close some of the Kra'shak were getting to them. Not to mention there was that blasted light orb watching his every move.
His eyes flicked around before they fell on Prussia again. In a very low voice, he said, "They have weapons..." He hoped that Prussia wouldn't think he was trying to distract him. England really was nervous. Those lizard people were big and hostile!
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
"Please… tell me… they're slowing down…!"
no subject
"Take that, you hooligans!" Yes, Prussia could slow down now. "That'll show you!"
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
Prussia relaxed against the wall next to England, still much preferring the idea of sitting. Except stubborn pride refused to let him sit down now. It couldn't have been the separation from Earth that was making him feel this weak; he was already somewhat used to the connection to people and land not being whole. Although it wasn't gone entirely back home -there were still many who had grown up Prussian and still in some way saw themselves as such, and while his lands were broken up and given new names, he could still feel them- he hadn't ever considered the complete loss would have any further impact on his capabilities. "...Man, when did I get so damn old..." he muttered.
He wondered if he looked any older. Wasn't that what was supposed to happen now that he'd been dissolved? Aging until he faded away entirely? Though he sometimes fancied his face showed a few more years now, Prussia couldn't really tell for sure.
Whatever, he was still awesome. Although he was going to up his training regimen. And force England to join him, even if it ended up with him carrying the lazy ass around while he did all the work.
did you write this in your sleep
He felt like a kid, wanting to snog behind a schoolyard fence. At least his mood was up again.
"That doesn't sound like you at all."
woke up, went "OMG TAGSPIRATION", tagged, fell back asneep
beautiful tagspiration
Re: beautiful tagspiration
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
Prussia brought his hand up to cover England's fingers, squeezing the island's fingers tightly to comfort him.
no subject
"Of course. What was I thinking?" He wanted to cry.
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
no subject
"I was only trying to be polite," he mumbled. "Next time, I won't apologize. And I won't bring you water when you're lying flat on your back from exhaustion, if that's what you want."
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
no subject
And so they were off on an adventure to hunt monsters!