Resistance: Prussia X Reader

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Your POV

"Y/N, turn off the radio. Do it now!" Turning back you say Hans standing by the window. "They're coming. Put it away."

"One second. I only need one second more." Furiously scribbling down the news in short hand, I turned the radio down. "Go ahead. I'll be right behind you." Turning off the radio I tore the papers out of the notebook before stuffing them down my shirt. "Here I had to make a copy. You take this one, I'll be right behind you." 

Throwing your coat around your shoulders you kicked the radio under the floorboards being sure to stick rags around it to get rid of the creaking in case the SS found your stash. "Y/N, take the back door. I'll take the window." Hans said pushing you out the room closing the door behind him. 

"If you're caught you, well lets not think about it." He said as you hurried down the stairs. "Y/N meet me tomorrow at nine o' clock sharp, by the bench." 

Looking into his face you nodded. "You know I will, now go!" Pushing him towards the window you winked, "I'll be sure to give your best to Freida. Just marry her already!" 

"Do we need to talk about that right now? I plan on asking her tomorrow afternoon before my deployment. Now go!" He whispered shaking his head. "Don't turn back!"

Waiting for him to jump out the window you shut it behind him. Turning around you hurried down the stairs to the back door. As you were about to turn open it you froze hearing voices just behind it. 

"Crap!" You whispered. Looking around you hurried to the front door. There was no chance you could go out the window. Peering out the kitchen window you were surprised by the sight of at least ten SS. "This is not good." Turning around you saw some long rags. Kicking out a chair you sat down quickly tying the rags around your ankles, you stuffed a rag in your mouth before fashioning a knot to slip your hands into. You had just slipped your hands into the knot when you heard the doors being kicked down. 

Unknown POV

Walking into the dank house I looked around at the old furniture pieces. "This is definitely not awesome." Furrowing my brow I followed my men around the house. "Search everywhere. I want them alive!" 

Taking my peaked cap off I felt Gilbird land on my head. If my men saw any problem with my bird they were smart enough not to mention anything. Looking upstairs I saw a light coming from the third floor. 

"You there." I said pointing to, wait what's his name, oh Fritz. "Take your men upstairs, bring anyone you find. I will be outside." These citizens were always clumsy, there was always something they left undone. If they were Prussian that would be a different story. 

"Captain." A man rushed to my side saluting. "At ease." I motioned for him to speak.

"We found someone" Straightening I smiled. "They are more clumsy than I originally thought." Following the young man I walked past the dumpy parlor into an even less awesome kitchen. 

I entered the kitchen, this is not awesome. It smells. "Well, where is he?" I barked. "I want to get this over with. I have other matters to attend to." 

Nervously the young lieutenant stepped aside. "She is right here. We believe that the resistance used her house, and tied her up to prevent her for calling for help." 

Raising an eyebrow I looked at the young officer. Did he seriously believe that? "Would you mind telling me how you found yourself in this position, Fraulein?" I said turning to the young woman. She shook with fear, as many do. 

"I was just doing the dishes, when these men b-burst in the door and tied me down to the chair. You must stop them, they took my silver an-and I don't know what else." She cried using a rag to wipe away her tears. 

"And these men just left you unharmed?" I said kneeling down to be at her level I looked into her y/e/c eyes. "Fraulein, I am impressed. You are quite smart, though not smart enough to fool me." Standing up I laughed. "Take her away." I said to my lieutenant. "Did you not understand me? She is resistance. Do not misunderstand women, they are more capable than you would think." 

"B-but, what are you talking about?" The young woman spoke crying harder. Frankly, this was beginning to be quite annoying.

"Do you take me for a dummkopf? Stop this stupid game. You should know when you have been caught." Leaning closer into her I smirked noticing her face grow red. "You smell very nice." 

"Lieutenant, did you not hear me? She is under arrest." I ordered as my men stepped forward untying the girl who's tears had been replaced with a scowl. Roughly grabbing her by the arms they yanked her up and out of the kitchen. Following I watched as she squirmed and shouted obscene words that no self-respecting woman should say. 

"I won't tell you anything." She shrieked as they pushed her into one of the automobiles. Looking over at one of the cars I laughed. "That's what they all say."

"I mean it." She shouted. My she is persistent. Turning to her I glared. "The name is Beilschmidt. Surely you have heard of me?" I smiled enjoying the look of horror that crossed her face. "I will speak with you later." 

Turning away I stopped. "Lieutenant, I will meet you later. I have somewhere to go." Nodding his head he entered the vehicle. I stood in the rain as the car pulled away noticing the h/c girl turn around and shoot me a childish glare. 

"That was not awesome. Come, let's go speak with my brother." I said turning around and walking down the alley. Gilbird who had been quiet until now flew by me remarked. "She reminds me of Hungary." 

"That she does." I affirmed, "that she does." 

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A/N: I hope you like this so far. Let me know what you think. I hope you like where this is going. I'd like to let you know that I won't be doing any lemons or limes. I'm not a big fan of writing those. I apologize if Prussia seems a little OOC, but this is war. I'll do my best to keep him true to character. Cheers! :D