We Are North America (The Great North American War)

Taking Action

The rest of North America and South America all sadly walked into the world meeting building.

As they walked into the meeting room, they saw the rest of the world who also looked extremely sad.

But not as sad as them.

The Americas all sat down and just looked down. The other nations gave them sympathetic looks.

Many of them felt guilty for not helping America when he asked.

Even though a few nations acted like they didn't like Alfred in the past, they really missed him now.

Everyone missed the loud, cheery, always calling himself a hero America.

But he was gone now.

The atmosphere was really depressing. Everyone was showing some sign of sadness.

England was sliently sobbing as France tried to comfort him, but he couldn't control his own tears.

Spain also had tears falling but was trying to keep himself together.

Belgium was rubbing his back and trying not to cry while at the same time trying to comfort a sobbing Philippines.

Russia and Japan were frowning and looking down.

Germany wasn't saying anything and just looking down.

The Italies were quiet.

Portugal had his head in his hands.

The other colonies and former colonies of England, France, and Spain were all sliently crying.

Prussia had his head on the table and was shaking a bit. His brother (Austria) was trying to comfort him but looked sad too.

Even nations who didn't even know America that much were sad, they missed him.

Everyone did.

But nothing could bring him back.

The rest of the world worriedly looked at the Americas.

They were the closest with America.

They all, especially North America, looked like they haven't slept for days. Portugal came over to comfort his son (Brazil) who just sobbed in his chest as his father tried to calm him down.

Many European countries were looking down.

Why hadn't they help Alfred out?

Maybe if they did...

He would still be here.

England, France, and Spain all felt the worst out of everyone. France and Spain had been leaning towards the Confedrancy, but England had actually helped him. They didn't provide any sort of support for their son at all.

And now he was gone.

Their little boy was gone.

And it hurt.

"I would like to have a moment of slience for The great United States of America," Canada said. He was gonna honor his brother till the day he died.

Everyone nodded.

Who in the world would say no?

Oh wait..

He would.

But he wasn't here.

The meeting room was completely slient. All mourning for the late Alfred F. Jones, The United States of America.
The door busted open.