Wild Justice (part 1)
anonymous
July 11 2009, 06:23:20 UTC
This is the Holy Shit Do Want anon who promised a fill. Inspired by the above fills, the comics and the awesome fics. Psychologically-torturing Alfred and crazy!Alfred, oh god I can't wait for them to be completed
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Re: Wild Justice (part 6)
anonymous
July 13 2009, 18:15:13 UTC
This is one of my favorite fills EVER. EVER EVER EVER. I have to repeat that because I have followed the meme since the beginning. Your OC is perfect and like someone above said I'm kind of sad we won't see much of him in later parts. The reason is that you've made him so focused/devoted/obssessed? with America and I love that type of view from someone inside the story. I am refreshing this fill all the time in hopes that I'll see an update. I can't wait to see America dominate ALL of them. Thank you thank you thank you. I love you and would like to marry you. LOL.
Re: Wild Justice (part 6)
anonymous
July 14 2009, 01:45:40 UTC
This is one of my favorite fills EVER. EVER EVER EVER. I have to repeat that because I have followed the meme since the beginning. Your OC is perfect and like someone above said I'm kind of sad we won't see much of him in later parts. The reason is that you've made him so focused/devoted/obssessed? with America and I love that type of view from someone inside the story. I am refreshing this fill all the time in hopes that I'll see an update. I can't wait to see America dominate ALL of them. Thank you thank you thank you. I love you and would like to marry you. LOL.
Re: Wild Justice (part 6)
anonymous
July 14 2009, 05:22:50 UTC
OMG anon! I love love love Alex so much! He must be one of the (very rare) good OC that I have ever seen! And your story, I just know it's gonna be nothing short of EPIC!!! Please give us more Alex anon, we all love him!
Wild Justice (part 7)
anonymous
July 17 2009, 23:28:37 UTC
The G9 Nations and their Bosses had a meeting together, one that didn't show up on the official itinerary - something kept secret from the media and from most of their staff. This pre-meeting was highly informal, compared to most of their interactions. The whole point was for the Bosses and the Nations to mingle and talk, with the Nations recognized _as_ Nations, instead of their guises as aides or bodyguards or whatever cover they used.
It would be the first time Johnston had ever met any Nation aside from his own or Canada. At least - the first time he met them as Nations.
England stared at him for long minutes while the introductions were made, enough that his Prime Minister hissed at him to stop staring. He was sure he had seen Johnston before - in person, not just on the telly or in pictures. (Everyone had seen his image before - the media was going mad over him.)
But - no - he….England furrowed his heavy brows, and thought - and remembered.
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One of the diplomats from the British Embassy was making a visit to a
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Wild Justice (part 7b)
anonymous
July 17 2009, 23:30:43 UTC
"He was badmouthing the States," Alex raged, still fighting against his father's hands. "How dare he! What's so great about England, huh? At least America is…" Flushing hotly, Johnston clapped a hand over his son's raving.
Hills, after looking his son over and finding little damage - Alex was younger, and rather small for his age too - found it in himself to smile down at the little spitfire. "Quite a fiery little patriot you've got there, Ken."
Johnston scowled and shook his son like a terrier shakes a rat. "He's no patriot - not for this. Just a rude little boy who I'm very ashamed of. Your punishment is going to be one for the books, boyo."
But Alex, glaring with blue eyes that burned, didn't seem to hear him. England felt his jaw hanging open. He hadn't thought about that fight in years. The more important news had been that America didn't remember anything - news he'd shared with everyone else who'd been - there. America hadn't remembered but America had been subdued, calmed by the - treatment. There had been no awkward
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Re: Wild Justice (part 7b)
anonymous
July 18 2009, 22:05:25 UTC
No one fucks with the states! I am a bit disgusted that England thinks the only important thing about that visit was that America didn't remember what they'd done to him.
Re: Wild Justice (part 7b)
anonymous
July 19 2009, 08:18:08 UTC
Ffffffffff, you updated! 8D I can't wait for the next chapter, and to see Alex's reaction to all the Nations. Like I said earlier, this is going to be epic.
Re: Wild Justice (part 7b)
anonymous
July 19 2009, 08:42:19 UTC
ahahahah. thanks for the nice comment~
I kind of wanted to write that, but seem to be a bit stuck on Alex's reactions. I may just skip ahead to North Korea....I dunno. I wanted to write more, but....
Re: Wild Justice (part 1)
anonymous
July 11 2009, 07:05:20 UTC
This is a breathtaking beginning, Author!anon--or at least, it took my breath away. I'm already a little regretful that your opening comments said Alex won't be in later parts, because I like him immediately. Really looking forward to where you take us with this!
Re: Wild Justice (part 1)
anonymous
July 11 2009, 07:22:53 UTC
Hahaha, really? I was worried the inital reaction would be "What, why is this about Alex, what a Gary Stu name, ugh!" So your reaction really comforts me. Plus, breathtaking, wow. That's one of the nicest compliments I've ever gotten. *blushes*
(Hee. Alex's name was chosen specifically so he had Al's initials)
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Wow, so far, anon. I didn't think this would pique me, but it most certainly has.
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It would be the first time Johnston had ever met any Nation aside from his own or Canada. At least - the first time he met them as Nations.
England stared at him for long minutes while the introductions were made, enough that his Prime Minister hissed at him to stop staring. He was sure he had seen Johnston before - in person, not just on the telly or in pictures. (Everyone had seen his image before - the media was going mad over him.)
But - no - he….England furrowed his heavy brows, and thought - and remembered.
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One of the diplomats from the British Embassy was making a visit to a ( ... )
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Hills, after looking his son over and finding little damage - Alex was younger, and rather small for his age too - found it in himself to smile down at the little spitfire. "Quite a fiery little patriot you've got there, Ken."
Johnston scowled and shook his son like a terrier shakes a rat. "He's no patriot - not for this. Just a rude little boy who I'm very ashamed of. Your punishment is going to be one for the books, boyo."
But Alex, glaring with blue eyes that burned, didn't seem to hear him. England felt his jaw hanging open. He hadn't thought about that fight in years. The more important news had been that America didn't remember anything - news he'd shared with everyone else who'd been - there. America hadn't remembered but America had been subdued, calmed by the - treatment. There had been no awkward ( ... )
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If the memory is of importance, children will NEVER forget!
Dammit the tension is building down here!
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Keep it up! Alex is one of those rare OC's who just belong in a fanfic :D
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I kind of wanted to write that, but seem to be a bit stuck on Alex's reactions. I may just skip ahead to North Korea....I dunno. I wanted to write more, but....
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(Hee. Alex's name was chosen specifically so he had Al's initials)
Typing up the next part already.
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