Countryhuman oneshots

red threads of fate

request: no

gay

back story

Chapter 1: The Shadow of Brothers

In the aftermath of the First World War, the political landscape of Europe was tumultuous and uncertain. The Treaty of Versailles had left Germany shattered, struggling to find its footing amidst economic ruin and political chaos. Two brothers, the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich, emerged from this crucible, representing divergent paths for the future of Germany.

The Weimar Republic, personified as a man with a gentle demeanor and intellectual air, believed in democracy and cultural renaissance. He sought to rebuild Germany through diplomacy, art, and progressive ideals. However, his vision was constantly undermined by his younger brother, the Third Reich.

The Third Reich, a figure of stark authoritarianism and fierce nationalism, despised his brother's perceived weakness. With a towering and intimidating presence, the Third Reich believed in strength through unity and power. He harbored ambitions to restore Germany's glory through militarism and racial purity, and he viewed the Weimar Republic's ideals as a betrayal of their nation.

Their relationship was strained to the breaking point. Each saw the other as a direct threat to their vision for Germany, leading to constant conflict and mutual disdain.

Chapter 2: The Encounter

Meanwhile, far to the east, the USSR had emerged from its own revolutionary struggle. Represented as a tall, imposing figure with a rugged and determined look, the USSR was a man of iron will and boundless ambition. Having overthrown the old order, he was determined to spread the ideals of communism and solidify his power.

The paths of the Weimar Republic and the USSR crossed during a political summit in the early 1920s, convened to discuss the future of Europe. The summit, held in a grand yet somber building in Geneva, was a gathering of nations seeking stability and peace in a world still reeling from war.

The Weimar Republic, feeling isolated and vulnerable, attended the summit with the hope of forging alliances that could help stabilize his fragile democracy. The USSR, eager to expand his influence and find allies against the capitalist West, also saw potential in the Weimar Republic.

Their first meeting was formal, surrounded by diplomats and dignitaries. The Weimar Republic extended a tentative hand. "It's a pleasure to meet you, USSR. I hope we can find common ground in these trying times."

The USSR shook his hand firmly, his eyes piercing and inscrutable. "We both have our struggles, Weimar Republic. Perhaps we can help each other."

Chapter 3: Seeds of Friendship

Despite their initial formality, the Weimar Republic and the USSR found themselves drawn to each other during the course of the summit. They shared quiet conversations during breaks, discussing their hopes and fears, their dreams and nightmares. They found a surprising amount of common ground.

The Weimar Republic was intrigued by the USSR's determination and revolutionary spirit. He admired the strength and resolve that had driven the USSR to overthrow the old order and build a new society from the ground up. The USSR, in turn, was fascinated by the Weimar Republic's intellectualism and cultural vibrancy, seeing in him a potential ally who could bridge the gap between their ideologies.

One evening, after a particularly intense day of negotiations, the Weimar Republic and the USSR found themselves alone in the summit's garden. The night was cool, the stars above a silent witness to their burgeoning friendship.

"You know," the Weimar Republic said, his voice thoughtful, "we may come from different worlds, but we both want what's best for our people."

The USSR nodded, his gaze steady. "Indeed. And perhaps, by working together, we can find a way to achieve that."