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towerofanimus2011-08-09 07:44 pm
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What goes BUMP in the night
Characters: Prussia and Hungary/ open
Setting: In the darkened corridors of the dorms
Format: Prose?
Summary: The power's gone out, so Prussia is scouting to try to find out why this is.
Warnings: TBA
After the power had gone out, and had been out for longer than a few hours Prussia had given up on waiting around in his room and speculating on what had gone wrong in the tower. But once he was out in the hallways, armed with his sword, was when the sense of foreboding started in. It wasn't the dark that had him worried, he'd grown through the centuries where campfires were the only source of light and being in the dark was more than just a literal sense of the word. It was the movement he'd noticed in the shadows, vague humanoid shapes that'd vanish when he'd turn to peer into the murky darkness. Yet he swore he knew the silhouette of the figures that disappeared.
What had disturbed him more had been the voices that he'd sworn he'd heard calling his name and whispering close to him. Brandishing his sword he looked around into the darkness, this was much too strange for him.
Setting: In the darkened corridors of the dorms
Format: Prose?
Summary: The power's gone out, so Prussia is scouting to try to find out why this is.
Warnings: TBA
After the power had gone out, and had been out for longer than a few hours Prussia had given up on waiting around in his room and speculating on what had gone wrong in the tower. But once he was out in the hallways, armed with his sword, was when the sense of foreboding started in. It wasn't the dark that had him worried, he'd grown through the centuries where campfires were the only source of light and being in the dark was more than just a literal sense of the word. It was the movement he'd noticed in the shadows, vague humanoid shapes that'd vanish when he'd turn to peer into the murky darkness. Yet he swore he knew the silhouette of the figures that disappeared.
What had disturbed him more had been the voices that he'd sworn he'd heard calling his name and whispering close to him. Brandishing his sword he looked around into the darkness, this was much too strange for him.

Because I love awkward situations with these two.
It's more or less hilarious.
He wished he hadn't moved his hand from her chest, wondering exactly what that groan had meant. It certainly hadn't sounded like an irritated one or one of frustration.
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"Hurry up and get up." She told him while reaching out blindly to try and find her frying pan.
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It was when her searching hand grabbed his damaged one that made him start with a grunt and cringe against her. He knew he'd certainly done damage to his hand with how much that hurt from her just touching his hand.
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"You sprained it?" She blinked, using one hand on his chest to push him back so she could sit up rather than roll. "Hurry up and get off of me, damnit."
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"Where the fuck is my sword?" after moving away from her he felt around on the cold tile until he managed to find the heavy object and retrieve it. Luckily it was his right hand that was sprained and not his left so the sword was still easy to hold. "You alright?"
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"Come on...my room's not too far from here. I'll try and wrap that wrist for you before it gets worse." She said while feeling her way past him to go back the way she had came.
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Gently tapping his sword against it he realized it wasn't a small object and reaching down he realized that it was, in fact, a body.
"...Liz, let's get back to your room, fast." his voice held a tint of anxiety as he stood and moved to where he knew she was standing and touched her shoulder gently. He didn't want to know who it was lying prone in the hallway but it filled him with a sense of dread of what could be lurking in the darkness around them.
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"What? What happened?" She asked, hearing the anxiety in his tone only to worry a bit more and knit her eyebrows in frustration. "What is it?" Though knowing that it was a tone she rarely heard from him, she made her way and touched each door knob in hopes of finding the one that she tied her ribbon on. "Fine fine, I'm going as fast I can go."
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That was when he started hearing the voice again, coming from the area that they had left behind. Yet this time it was closer, seeming as if whatever it was was breathing down his neck.
"Liz?" the pitch in his voice increased slightly as he froze then swung his sword out into the darkness. It met nothing, causing him to unbalance slightly and take a step closer to Hungary.
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Despite her own loudness, she heard the voice as well and straightened herself up with owlish eyes blinking. Was there someone else - alive - there with them? Eyes glanced up towards what she thought was Gilbert only to feel awkward with him coming up behind her like that. Even still in moments of life threatening danger she hated to be in awkward situations where he was physically too close for her to comprehend.
"S-Stop coming up so close. I'm looking for the room as fast as I can." She shot to him before brushing by a knob that quickly had the door swing open. Such a rush made the Nation lose her footing and tumble forward in to her room.
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What little of his vision he hand in the dark blotted in front of him and he dropped his sword, ignoring the loud clatter he tried to take a few steps and get away from whatever it was.
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Tugging quickly, she attempted to pull him in to her room not so that they'd be safe so much as she wanted to keep him from being hurt by whatever was out there. She was putting herself in the middle so whatever was hurting him would have to go through her first to get to him. "Get in here!" She yelled as she pulled him to her while fumbling out with her foot to try and kick the door shut behind them.
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Her hands moved to his face to cup it while she looked over him in the dark of the room, keen hearing honed in on listening for steady breathing. "Gilbert...Gilbert are you alright...?" She asked with no hint of hate, irony or sarcasm; nothing but pure concern for someone she cared for deeply.
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"You alright?" he asked and coughed before grunting because the motion hurt to d anything more than just breathe for a moment.
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But he didn't make a move to get up, enjoying the hands in his hair much too much. But that might've been his oxygen starved mind.
"You didn't answer me Liz."
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"You're really okay now, right?" She asked quietly after a moment of hearing nothing but their breathing in the dark and the possible sounds of foot steps and whispers outside the door. Whenever that would happen, her grip would turn just a bit tighter on him, protectively so. "If you're tired, rest. I'll stay up.."
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"I think I am, but I haven't been this tired since the end of the second world war." he didn't comment on how she'd tighten her grip with the voices called or noises came from outside of the bedroom door. He didn't think he could deal with an argument right then between them, let alone the darkness was so complete that it set him on edge.
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Her grip loosened when the noises stopped and her hand moved to the back of his head to hold him closer to her chest while brushing through his hair in hopes of soothing him. "Where's England when you need him, hm? We could just throw him at them and they'd probably do his bidding and get us out of here." She jested.
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"I doubt even England could control that shit, but at least he could tell us what was going on." he grumbled and fought a yawn. Whenever she started petting him he could feel himself relax a bit more. He'd never admit it but he actually liked having his hair played with.
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"Even then it'd be better than being in the dark in both ways." She frowned with her eyes glancing towards the door. Carefully, her hand moved over the back of his neck. "Now rest. You're going to need your energy back."
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He smirked to himself, finding the whole situation odd. It was comforting but odd, he knew Liz couldn't stand him on a good day but then she did things like this and it threw him through a loop. So, for once, he didn't make a brash comment or pull away from her but kept still.
"...You're always around when I really need you..."
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"I told you I would always protect you when we were children so that holds true even to now." Came the quiet words with her head thumping back lightly to the wall.
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