Nations, Immortals and Heroes

Chapter 4

*Nations*
•4 months later•

As usual, today's World Meeting was nothing but chaos. France and England bickering about the Brit's cooking, Russia offering the other nations to become 'one' with him, so on and so forth. Germany was starting to lose his patience when, out of all people, America screamed, "When will you guys SHUT UP!!" This made everyone silent and look at the usually obnoxious and loud American curiously, then America added, "Germany obviously wanted to tell you something, so, Germany?" The German was silent out of shock for a few moments then regained his strict composure and said, "We really need to discuss all of these..."

🍔~Time Skip brought to you by America's hamburgers~🍔

When the Meeting was over, most countries left to go back to their apartments or hotels to either rest or goof around with their other nation pals. When the German saw the American country, he decided to go over and ask what made America snap at everyone like that. The American replied, "Oh, it was nothing! I am the hero anyways!" But America's answer wasn't as happy as usual and there were eyebags under his eyes, and his eyes showed that he was more tired than usual. Yes, it's usual to see eyebags on other nations, but America was a different case, America's was...so visible, it was obvious the American had given up on hiding it. Actually, it was Japan and Italy who pointed this out to Germany several meetings ago, them saying that they didn't know what was wrong with the American. Even England was concerned about this and asked his former colony one time if he was getting enough rest. The obnoxious American, as usual, waved this question away and said something stupid in return, but it was obvious to everyone that something's wrong with America. The only problem is that America won't tell them what's wrong.

After Germany scolded Italy for accidentally shoving a cat in his bag, he, Italy, Japan, and for some reason, Romano left the building together. And, out of nowhere, Romano said, "Hey, Potato Bastard. Can we talk, alone?" Germany noted the that Romano put more emphasis on 'alone'.
Germany and Romano told Japan and Italy that they might come at their hotel later than the the other two, the Japanese and Italian nodded in understanding and left.

When Germany and Romano have found a formal, secluded place in a coffee shop, the two ordered drinks. And while waiting, Romano began, "Oi, Germany. You must be curious on why I'm doing this?" The German, in return, nodded his head in agreement, once again, taking note that he called him 'Germany' rather than 'Potato Bastard'. Romano looked up and said calmly, "I'm here to ask you: 4 months ago, why did you read the paper underneath my pillow? The one written in Latin?"