World War 2 Story

May 1940

May 10 came, and another neutral country was affected. This caused France to quit the Allied Forces. Germany invaded Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg.

"What's up, brother France? Why is Germany here?" Belgium said. "And what are all the Allies doing here?"

"Did your sister ever encountered invasion?" France said.

"She isn't used in invasion, so she stayed naive." Netherlands said.

"A little bit too naive, if you ask me." Luxembourg said.

"Hey, those guns don't belong to me!" Belgium said as she saw the Allies put their guns in her closet.

"Sorry, fair maiden, you're gonna be a real damsel in distress if you know what's going on." England said.

"What? WHAT is going on?" Belgium said.

"You're in an invasion. You'll lose something precious when you are in an invasion." France said.

"Do you mean she'll lose her..." Leuxembourg tried to think.

"She'll not lose her weapons, or power, she'll lose her neutrality, Luxembourg!" Netherlands ranted.

"Oh. So what's up with the Allies?" Belgium said.

"This is our new main body. We'll have to plan attacks here." France said.

"Sure, as long as you do good for our own common good." Belgium said.

Meanwhile, they noticed that England already left. He set foot to Iceland. The Icelandic questioned himself of the Brit's appearance and thought it was an invasion. "Hey!" Iceland said. England turned around. "Yes, you! Are you hearing me? You are causing my neutrality to be flargrantly violated and my independence to be infringed! You-" Before Iceland could say another word, England covered his mouth.

"Calm down, lad, I'm here to protect you." England said.

"But, why? And, how?"

"The Germans might invade you so I will invade you first."

"I'll let you invade my territories, England." Denmark said. "But on one condition."

"What is it?" England said.

"That even if you invade my little children-"

Iceland interrupted Denmark.

"Wait, children? Does that mean Norway is my mother?" Iceland said.

"Well, motherland, my dear boy. Now, take care of my Norway and my little children." Denmark said.

"Okay. I'll be gentle." England said.