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Just some drabbles and short ficlets :)
Just some drabbles and short ficlets :)
Title: Stealing Russia’s Love.
Words: 147
Characters/Pairings: UK, USA, hinted Russia/Lithuania, Russia/Poland and USA/Poland.
Rating: around PG-13.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class.
Summary: Alfred found a way to win with Ivan.
Prompt: I like nonsense. It wakes up the brain cells.
Historical Timeline: Recent.
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Title: Poland, shut up.
Words: 205
Characters/Pairings: all nations, but more important mentions of Poland, UK, France, Germany and Russia.
Rating: around GEN.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class.
Summary: Poland really don’t know when to shut up.
Prompt: I’m not weird. It’s just that everyone else is..
Historical Timeline: Right before WWII.
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Title: Where’s the consul from Poland?
Words: 149
Characters/Pairings: Turkey, Russia, Austria, Prussia, mentions of Poland.
Rating: around GEN.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class, author not really knowing well most of the characters.
Summary: Some still miss Feliks even if only to piss off Ivan.
Historical Timeline: After Russia, Prussia and Austria took Poland apart and there was officially no such country as Poland. There’s this story I heard in every history class I ever attended, how Turkish monarch while meeting with Europe’s consuls always kept asking about the one from Poland, even it technically there was no Poland.
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Title: Strong Leader.
Words: 606
Characters/Pairings: Poland, Russia.
Rating: PG-13, some swearing.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class, swearing and some angst. And I hope I managed creepy Ivan at least slightly.
Summary: Ivan pays a visit to now free Feliks.
Historical Timeline: Somewhere between WW I and WW II, when Poland tried to go on strong in its freedom and failed at every step.
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Title: The Nation Never Dies.
Words: 710
Characters/Pairings: Prussia, Poland.
Rating: PG-13 or higher.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class, angst, nation in serious pain, also it’s pretty weird, but I couldn’t get ride of this idea.
Summary: The nation can’t die, but Prussia is dying.
Historical Timeline: After dissolution of Prussia.
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Title: Stealing Russia’s Love.
Words: 147
Characters/Pairings: UK, USA, hinted Russia/Lithuania, Russia/Poland and USA/Poland.
Rating: around PG-13.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class.
Summary: Alfred found a way to win with Ivan.
Prompt: I like nonsense. It wakes up the brain cells.
Historical Timeline: Recent.
Find It Here
Title: Poland, shut up.
Words: 205
Characters/Pairings: all nations, but more important mentions of Poland, UK, France, Germany and Russia.
Rating: around GEN.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class.
Summary: Poland really don’t know when to shut up.
Prompt: I’m not weird. It’s just that everyone else is..
Historical Timeline: Right before WWII.
Find It Here
Title: Where’s the consul from Poland?
Words: 149
Characters/Pairings: Turkey, Russia, Austria, Prussia, mentions of Poland.
Rating: around GEN.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class, author not really knowing well most of the characters.
Summary: Some still miss Feliks even if only to piss off Ivan.
Historical Timeline: After Russia, Prussia and Austria took Poland apart and there was officially no such country as Poland. There’s this story I heard in every history class I ever attended, how Turkish monarch while meeting with Europe’s consuls always kept asking about the one from Poland, even it technically there was no Poland.
Find It Here
Title: Strong Leader.
Words: 606
Characters/Pairings: Poland, Russia.
Rating: PG-13, some swearing.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class, swearing and some angst. And I hope I managed creepy Ivan at least slightly.
Summary: Ivan pays a visit to now free Feliks.
Historical Timeline: Somewhere between WW I and WW II, when Poland tried to go on strong in its freedom and failed at every step.
Find It Here
Title: The Nation Never Dies.
Words: 710
Characters/Pairings: Prussia, Poland.
Rating: PG-13 or higher.
Warnings: I can’t stop writing about Feliks, written in the middle of some boring class, angst, nation in serious pain, also it’s pretty weird, but I couldn’t get ride of this idea.
Summary: The nation can’t die, but Prussia is dying.
Historical Timeline: After dissolution of Prussia.
Find It Here