Magic and Mortals

The end (of summer)

England's pov
I burnt down the kitchen-again-but this time it was that jerk Romania's fault, although it might also be a bit of my fault too. I woke up way earlier that's I usually do, and I was completely bored-too bored to do much of anything. So I got out a bunch of little rubber bands and placed them on my brothers. Just for fun I decided to try and put one on Norway's braces. That took me a huge chunk of time, and it was now only an hour or so before I usually got up. At this point I was starting to get a little hungry, so I wandered into the kitchen to see what I could have. There wasn't much, just some bread and a couple of boxes of cereal, but I thought that was good enough. "Hmm, maybe just some toast." I thought, searching for the toaster. It didn't take very long for the bread to catch on fire, which shocked me. Pretty soon the whole kitchen was on fire, and as I bolted out of the room I distinctly heard Norway say to Romania "Why did you leave him alone in the kitchen?!?" before they left to find the fire extinguishers. Fire aside, the three of us didn't know what to do the rest of the day. "What do you guys wanna do?" Norway and I grunted, unsure. We spent most of the morning cleaning the kitchen, watched a movie marathon on Netflix, and went out to look for authentic magic books. Surprisingly, there are a lot of magic books out there with real magic spells in them. We spent most of the afternoon reading the spell books we found, and testing out the spells. The results were...interesting to say the least. We ended up causing all sorts of problems, like turning my hair green, propelling Romania across the room, and making Norway's braces change colors. It took much longer to change everything back to normal, but we ended up causing more chaos. It took at least three hours to get everything back to normal, and by then we were completely tired. "Anyone wanna watch a bunch of YouTube until we fall asleep?" Romania asked, and we nodded. We fell asleep around midnight, completely forgetting that we had school tomorrow.