The Rise of Britainnia [1/?]
anonymous
May 31 2009, 18:31:26 UTC
Gack, I have no idea if this is anything what anons want, but the idea was too good to pass up!
Arthur didn’t know when nor where Alfred - his dear, sweet Alfred- learned to fight so well that the older, seasoned fighter was feeling pushed back into a corner. And of course Francis had to side with the teen, supporting the Americans with enough arms for every citizen to use.
This was just one of the storehouses the British forces had been able to infiltrate, and God only knows how many more storehouses there were in the country. Sighing, Arthur kicked a pebble as he sat on a crate filled with what he assumed was gunpowder.
Wow, these are so neat! Can I really have them?
Arthur buried his head in his gloved hands, smelling leather, sweat and just a hint of blood.
I was wondering England. Do you want me to call you Brother?It’s been thirteen long, extremely long years. What Arthur first coined as a simple bought of teenage rebellion grew into a full fledged war. Could his people really handle another war? It seemed like he was
( ... )
Re: The Rise of Britainnia [2/?]
anonymous
May 31 2009, 18:36:14 UTC
A girl with long green hair tied into twin braids burst through the top, her hands tied behind her back and mouth gagged. Arthur gasped at the sight before him, and she smiled at the sound, soft, sweet and mysterious. Her eyes were golden, Arthur observes, like one of the fairies he’s constantly bothered by back home. Then the girl made a muffled sound and Arthur realized he should’ve attended to her; at least taken off the cloth that obstructed her mouth. The girl closed her eyes as the Englishman attended to the knots holding the her gag in place and her arms crossed behind her
( ... )
Yes, continue! Please continue~ OP was beginning to lose hope in this ever getting filled, so seeing this wonderful intro is certainly a pleasant surprise!
I'm really interested in seeing where the story will be going and even though I'm curious as to what Arthur will do to Alfred, I also want to see what he does with Francis, Matthew and the other nations. Don't leave us hanging, kind anon!
Re: The Rise of Britainnia [2/?]
anonymous
May 31 2009, 22:54:58 UTC
Seconding OP--please continue, author!anon! I love the setup you've given us. And please don't worry about your knowledge of the American Revolution; in the experience of this American!anon, most Americans don't seem to know more than the basics about that war. You can always claim poetic license for this, at any rate. ♥
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Arthur didn’t know when nor where Alfred - his dear, sweet Alfred- learned to fight so well that the older, seasoned fighter was feeling pushed back into a corner. And of course Francis had to side with the teen, supporting the Americans with enough arms for every citizen to use.
This was just one of the storehouses the British forces had been able to infiltrate, and God only knows how many more storehouses there were in the country. Sighing, Arthur kicked a pebble as he sat on a crate filled with what he assumed was gunpowder.
Wow, these are so neat! Can I really have them?
Arthur buried his head in his gloved hands, smelling leather, sweat and just a hint of blood.
I was wondering England. Do you want me to call you Brother?It’s been thirteen long, extremely long years. What Arthur first coined as a simple bought of teenage rebellion grew into a full fledged war. Could his people really handle another war? It seemed like he was ( ... )
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OP was beginning to lose hope in this ever getting filled, so seeing this wonderful intro is certainly a pleasant surprise!
I'm really interested in seeing where the story will be going and even though I'm curious as to what Arthur will do to Alfred, I also want to see what he does with Francis, Matthew and the other nations. Don't leave us hanging, kind anon!
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