America the Mysterious (United States of America #1.5)

Through My Eyes (Part 13)

*Requested by Konataya*

When America came to the meeting the next day, she was dressed in a 1980's dress, carrying a folder. She walked elegantly and proudly, uncaring what people thought of her. Her white heels hitting the floor were the only sound heard in the silent room, and America raised an eyebrow as she sat down.

"Problem, gentlemen?" she asked.

No one spoke. Instead they turned away, embarrassed.

"I will ask again. Is there a problem, gentlemen?" America's voice held a tinge of warning, and her gloved hand was placed on the handle of a pistol.

"N-Nothing Amerika, ve're just stunned," Germany popped up.

"Stunned?"

"Ve've never...seen jou in a dress before." Germany knew he sounded stupid, but it was a little true, as the modern America wore skirts and such, but never a full-on dress whenever they met with her.

"I see." America relaxed and sat down. "Carry on then."

Although a little hesitant, the nations got right on with the meeting, planning on having a little chat with one of the states when they were done.

~~~

"It was very common for us to carry pistols with us during the 80's," New York answered France once he was asked about why America was carrying a loaded pistol. "Crime rate was at an all time high, mostly common with teenagers who never went to school. They were literally the dumbest shit to ever walk the earth, as they couldn't even speak correctly and were attacking any house that caught their interest."

"We understood immediately when Madre ordered us to carry guns, as some of us have very populated cities," added California. "One time a gang came to Madre's house and she immediately shot one of them. Of course, they died, but it was enough to scare the gang into not coming back."

The nations sweat-dropped. Of course that would happen.

"So why are you asking us? Did Mother threaten you with a gun?" New York asked, the ghost of a smirk on his face.

Germany glowered. "N-Nein."

New York stared at Germany for a moment, before he sighed. "Good God, Mother wasn't lying when she said you're a horrible liar."

Prussia was struggling to not burst out laughing, while Germany glared at the state. "I am not!"

"Yeah yeah, keep telling yourself that big man." With that, New York and California left to do their own thing, leaving a blubbering Germany, a hysterical Prussia, and the other nations behind.

Once more, I couldn't find a freaking photo for this chapter.