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Denmark's Interactive Diary

Denmark's Interactive Diary

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Hetalia: Axis Powers
One day, Denmark, or also known as Mathias Køhler, was given a diary from the gods. He didn't know this though, thinking that one of his friends had just given him a free little notebook and placed it in his room as a gift. This diary was definitely not normal though. After Denmark had written one entry, he started to hear voices that controlled his life. These voices were known as 'the readers.'
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It was a normal nation meeting. They held one annually at least 3 times a year. However, this meeting ended up turning the world on their heads. Their parents, the ancients, who have long since passed on cannot stand to watch their children suffer. With this a plan is formed to help, even if only just a little. A messenger from the ancients arrive with a book and wishes of happiness for the nations. They're stuck with no way out, in a space where time is separated from reality. They only have one way to leave, and that is to read. Through this book the true personality of the nations shine through. The misunderstandings explained, the hidden emotions revealed, their stories told. 37/37 Started late 2017-completed March 18, 2020

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