Not a ship book (sorry)
After graduating from the best Western University there is to offer, Germany, an aspiring historian with about as much decisiveness as he has money, boards a train heading east to Sakhalin Island. His compartment mate, Russia, a foreign worker fresh from the army who is frugal and possessive, who seems to not care about anything (including his life) joins him.
Barely any recognition passes between them, although they are joined by Russia's old friend, Poland. It seems just like any other long-haul train ride.
Until.
The train they take breaks down, and the trek begins. Though ice and snow, wind and in between glaciers, hopping on and off broken down ATV's, icebreakers, and even deer. The inhospitable northeast with its cold exterior brings forth unimaginable heart and warmth in unexpected places. Life over the 72nd parallel hasn't even shown what it can do yet.
At the shores of Sakhalin, down the tired slopes and where the dawn is born, not one of them knows what they had just gone through and why.
The question is, can they overcome this new challenge?
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COFFEE AND COPPER || Russia x Germany Countryhumans
10 parts Ongoing Mature
10 parts
Ongoing
Mature
This narrative follows Germany, a dedicated barista who finds solace in the late hours of work, despite the concerns expressed by his friends urging him to reconsider his routine. A chance encounter with Russia, a diligent police officer, followed by an unexpected reunion at a friend's party, sparks a series of events that may prompt Germany to reevaluate his approach to work and life.
In the midst of the situation, Russia, the attentive police officer, intervenes to assist Germany when he encounters harassment from a stranger. Russia's act not only shields Germany from harm but also sparks an unforeseen bond between the two nations, prompting contemplation about how this event could influence their lives and shape their future interactions.
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