Underneath [1/?]
anonymous
April 12 2010, 04:17:33 UTC
Original request from part 7: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/10960.html?thread=19686864#t19686864. Anon!author wasn't sure about which names to use, so she went with the country names. Also, did not manage smut, alas. But I hope this satisfies otherwise!Initially, England had blamed the economy. Granted, the current economic conditions were all America's fault to begin with, but England could still understand the younger nation being tense because of it. It wasn't as though America was acting particularly different, anyway. He was just a little less loud, a little less boisterous, and England actually appreciated the change. It made the meetings considerably less irritating
( ... )
Underneath [7/?]
anonymous
April 13 2010, 20:43:08 UTC
England used the flight back home to ponder what to do with all the new information he'd learned. The problem was that he had no idea what he should do, really. Simply filing it all away in his mind seemed wrong. He felt restless at the mere thought, as though he had been building up to something and doing nothing instead would be a terrible mistake. But he wasn't sure what other option he had. It wasn't as though America had done something dangerous or terrible, something that necesitated a meeting or even taking him into custody. He was just very...England wasn't even sure what the word for it was
( ... )
Re: Underneath [7/?]
anonymous
April 14 2010, 00:54:56 UTC
Good god, England is amazingly good at rationalizations (and not just in this part, either!). I like how his thought process just starts heading towards "Oh well, we're all a little mad here :Db". OTL
This whole paragraph is a thing of beauty and hilarity, for some strange reason:
"Everything's fine," England said, standing awkwardly in the foyer of the house. Now that he was here, he wasn't really sure what he was actually going to say. 'You don't have a bunch of bodies rotting in your cellar, right?' Somehow, he didn't think that would go well regardless of the answer.
Re: Underneath [7/?]
anonymous
April 16 2010, 07:55:55 UTC
Good god, England is amazingly good at rationalizations (and not just in this part, either!). I like how his thought process just starts heading towards "Oh well, we're all a little mad here :Db". OTL
IKR? 8D Gotta love the way England thinks. This chapter has me so psyched, author anon, I hope you update soon, but honestly no pressure. ♥
Underneath [9/?]
anonymous
April 19 2010, 06:11:09 UTC
Later, much later, England would curse his own moment of indecision. If he'd just been able to speak, he could have made his excuses to America and left quickly, and maybe gone the rest of his existence being able to feign ignorance.
That wasn't what happened.
He was still badly shaken from the photo, staring dumbstruck at it. Coming on the heels of all of his calm, pleased feelings about America, it was a little like turning over a rock to see something squirming underneath. There was no avoiding the feeling of horror
( ... )
Underneath [10/?]
anonymous
April 19 2010, 06:12:26 UTC
"France said--" England cut himself off sharply. If they'd all been right about America's feelings, it seemed increasingly likely that they were right about the danger America posed. England didn't want to turn America's attention their way.
"France said what?" America said, stepping even closer to him, still smiling widely. What big teeth you have, England thought, before he could stop himself. "Did France say something about me
( ... )
Re: Underneath [10/?]
anonymous
April 19 2010, 08:11:48 UTC
I must have a horribly twisted sense of humor because this is making me laugh and feel so giddy. How you set up everything with Alfred just snapping and the warnings Arthur reasoned away to the casual lighthearted mind f**ck you are putting Arthur through. Ah this is love. And the best part is how well it fits in like something you passed by so many times and you just noticed it was there. Please keep writing. captcha says united prattle XD
Re: Underneath [10/?]
anonymous
April 19 2010, 09:24:05 UTC
Oh oh oh my God a-a cliffie D8 Author!anon, the tension you built along these ways just kind of kicked in and left me so stuuned at this moment! The way England's rationalization backfired, the way America snapped I don't even! . . . I guess no more denials for you England. . .
Please continue, this anon will be here rooting for you 8D
Re: Underneath [10/?]
anonymous
April 19 2010, 19:06:39 UTC
Oh damn, anon, suddenly I'm more eager for the rest of this fill than any other of the too many other fills I'm reading. Your descriptions and imagery are fantastic; I'd love to see this one de-anoned eventually, since this is doing such a good job of exploring stuff fandom tends to either shy away from or, well, do badly. Good job, anon! <3
Re: Underneath [10/?]
anonymous
April 20 2010, 19:47:38 UTC
Omg. I really fear what's gonna happen next orz orz orz. At the same time, you really did a great job setting the way how Alfred works and arthur's mindset. Anxiously waiting to see your next part!
Reply
/brbstalkingforever
Reply
The image of yandere America musing about ending the world is so bizarrely, horribly attractive.
Love this. Stalking with the other anons.
Reply
Reply
Reply
This whole paragraph is a thing of beauty and hilarity, for some strange reason:
"Everything's fine," England said, standing awkwardly in the foyer of the house. Now that he was here, he wasn't really sure what he was actually going to say. 'You don't have a bunch of bodies rotting in your cellar, right?' Somehow, he didn't think that would go well regardless of the answer.
That last sentence had me in stitches. XD
Reply
IKR? 8D Gotta love the way England thinks. This chapter has me so psyched, author anon, I hope you update soon, but honestly no pressure. ♥
Man, this fill is just written no nicely. \;3;/
Reply
Reply
That wasn't what happened.
He was still badly shaken from the photo, staring dumbstruck at it. Coming on the heels of all of his calm, pleased feelings about America, it was a little like turning over a rock to see something squirming underneath. There was no avoiding the feeling of horror ( ... )
Reply
"France said what?" America said, stepping even closer to him, still smiling widely. What big teeth you have, England thought, before he could stop himself. "Did France say something about me ( ... )
Reply
Reply
Reply
Please continue, this anon will be here rooting for you 8D
ReCaptcha: op powders WUT.
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
Leave a comment