♕ 4 ( Forward dated to Monday )

[koyo]

1. Phone

Hello?

This is Spain.

I'm sorry for any trouble that happened! And I'm sorry if I hit you! Unless you're Holanda or Inglaterra. I don't know if those two are still causing trouble but if they are, it's okay to punch them. Really.

But, ah. . . you can have your town back if you want. I don't really want it. ( A pause as he considers keeping the town or not. ) Hm, yes, I'm sure I don't want it. And since I claimed the entire town that includes the streets everyone else took away, right?

2. Phone ( filtered to anyone who was involved with this log )

Everyone else gave everything back, right? And what are we going to do about the mess?

3. Mayfield Elementary

( Today, your cheerful teacher arrives to class rather late. You probably spend the first half of the day with a drone substitute teacher. When you return from lunch, Spain is back though, albeit, looking a tad beat up from the weekend! But he's cleaned up well so the class won't worry. )

What did I miss?

4. Around town

( Even though the effects of the candy have worn off, whenever Spain sees a poster or sign posted by one of the other nations (most notably, England or Netherlands) he tears it down and continues walking as if nothing happened. )

Comments

[mounties]

I actually haven't talked to him since he stopped trying to claim me as a Dutch colony but I'm sure he's fine.

[koyo]

Haha, I wonder why. But it's good that he didn't get you! You wouldn't want to be a Dutch colony again, no?

[mounties]

Umm... not really, no. I mean, I distinctly remember hating the Netherlands at home when I was young, so I must have had a reason.

Also, being a country on my own is sort of nice sometimes.

[koyo]

. . . Hey, did you have an opinion about me before?

[mounties]

About Spain? Well, when I was small, I always thought she was nice. She's like my aunt, you know. And a much nicer babysitter than Prusse was whenever France wanted someone to watch me while I was visiting her.

Besides, she and Portugal only took one look at my home and decided it was far too cold, so they were never a bother.

[koyo]

Huh? But Prussia is great with kids.

( AHEM. THAT LAST POINT. . . . . )

I'm sure they would have stayed if they knew a cute girl like you was there though.

[mounties]

That she -- or he, I suppose -- may be, but every time I visited she panicked because she misplaced me and then she would start shouting and I can't say I was the most fond of German when I was younger. [Scary shouty language! That's actually most likely why Spain went over so much better than her other aunt.]

And, thank you, but I don't think I would have been reason enough to talk them into trying to learn to survive snow, not when there were easier places to live.

[koyo]

You think it's scary? I think it sounds more funny than anything else. ( Snickering as he remembers Prussia's excited yells and Germany snapping at world meetings. )

Ah, well, you know! Compared to home, your house can take some getting used to. . . Not that it isn't a nice house!

[mounties]

Oh, it's not still scary, of course.

And I know my house is cold and snowy and difficult to live in sometimes. It's alright.