Secrets Of A Superpower

~Part Four~

After the last entry, the nations decided to take a break, saying that they had some things to digest mentally from the book. Before the first nation left the room, a note fell out of nowhere, confusing an shocking everyone. The nation grabbed it, and started to read.

"Dear World;

I forgot to mention this, but I had limited time and power. You all will be here in this building until you finish my sons journal. I really dislike doing this, but something needs to be done. You will see why later.

Anyways, if you really need something that isn't already provided, write in on the space below. Time is stopped, meaning you have all the time in the world (literally) to get this finished. Any and all ways to exit will be sealed with very powerful magic, don't try to leave or else you will get electrocuted, I promise you. You won't die of course, but it really is useless. There will be rooms, and as you all already know there are bathrooms and kitchens, you know the building so I don't need to list everything. There will be plenty, and when I say plenty I mean unlimited, food for you all, and it ranges from traditional to all of you, or just some simple snacks. I have it all covered, and if I somehow missed something, again, feel free to write it down below."

The nation ended it there, saying there was nothing else and like in the note, there was a fairly large space were things that were missed can be listed. Most internally groaned, some were vocal about it, and it was obvious nobody wanted to be there. What was the point for this? What would they get out of it? Why do they need to know? Most, honestly, don't even care, so why sit around and read about him? Like, really. It was all pretty dumb to them, but for the time being, the only option they had was to play along, and hey, maybe they can get some juicy secrets, or some really good blackmail. Who knows?

The countries walked out, and saw that the building was vacant, and the country holding the paper hisses and dropped it, which gained the others attention. The paper seemed like words were being burned into it, but it didn't start a fire or anything. They just read it from a distance, not wanting to get burned.

"Also, sorry for not mentioning.

No one is in the building, as you see, well, no humans. There are some countries that was having meetings in their own, with other countries. They will be added later, saying that my son is a very... important figure, to say the least. As your superpower, I feel like most nations should know what happens in his head. At times, he can become completely different from what most think.

How do you think he became so strong? He can't be as dumb as he seems to win the Space Race, after all, and its not just luck, either, Russia can testify."

The nations all turned to the Russian, who smiled sweetly (terrifying the nations) and nodded with a small "Да (yes), Fredka isn't as idiotic as he seems, but can be sometimes... very stupid sometimes... это довольно странно.." (it's pretty weird). The countries only nodded, not really understanding him, but those who did (Prussia) just choked on air which confused those around them, and all countries turned back to the note after a few minutes.

"See? And I have to agree there.. Anyways, he just isn't what you would expect. Nothing close to it. You will find out, and I won't spoil, since he's says his thoughts best. Be warned, there are bloody or sad times ahead, and you're only at the tip of the iceberg. I hope I explained everything."

The countries were all slightly weirded out on how the person responded to what the artic nation had said, and how quickly the response was, but just brushed it off. They continued on with their break, and ate, chat, and some even slept, but they were all curious about what they would learn, especially those closest to him. There were questions to what he kept secret, and why he did. They were also hoping that it wasn't going to be too bad... But, nobody really knew what could happen, as there could always be things he didn't tell anybody, and that was what they were anticipating.