Heat-Haze Nations
by RavenExpert
Chapter 1: Missing
DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN KAGEROU PROJECT OR HETALIA. I'M JUST MADLY IN LOVE WITH THEM.
Currently I'm obsessed with Kagerou Project. I just think that a crossover with Hetalia which is my most favorite will be perfect.
"He's not here again?" Germany asked, with a slight anger on his face.
The Nations again assembled for another World Meeting. They were all noisy and incomprehensible as usual, but something was really out of place.
Japan had not attended World Meetings for months.
Some of the Nations had contacted the Prime Minister, but he only replied, "He went missing."
The quote was extremely suspicious. Japan was not the kind of person who would miss meetings like this. He was a competent person.
"Ve... Germany, I'm really worried about him..."
"Ja, me too."
The noisiness in the room continued, until someone forcefully opened the door into the meeting room. It was China.
"Hey, guys! Listen to this!"
"What, China? Don't just come in like that..."
"Just listen!" China put few papers and research books on the meeting table. His actions attracted the other Nations inside the room. England and France who were fighting suddenly stopped. America who was laughing just stopped too.
"What are these?"
"These are reports that I want to show you guys." China took a paper and shoved it to Germany, who took it with a slight stern face.
"Hmm. "Missing corpses"? What does this mean?"
China put up a serious face. "Lately, victims of accidents have gone missing. The unique thing, is that all victims died in pairs. One survived, while the other one disappeared. Of course, there are cases that the corpse just disappeared even though they did not die in pairs."
"Then, why are you so frantic about this?" England shrugged. Without much talking, China shoved another paper. Germany took the paper and read the contents. He then went surprised.
"All victims who disappeared, all died in the same day."
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"August 15th."
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"G-Germany! When did Japan go missing!?" England frantically asked Germany. The latter just kept on staring at the paper as he replied slowly.
"August 15th."
Everyone in the room went silent. If everything went according to the papers, then Japan might have died in that day... and disappeared.
But where to?
"This is worth investigating, right?" China asked.
"Yeah. But unfortunately we have no clue."
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"Should we go visit Japan's homeland? We might get some clues." America asked.
"Oh, it's a good idea!" China agreed.
Germany put back the paper on the table before he started to talk. "Alright. We'll go to Japan's place to see things through. We'll just have the usual seven. The others, make sure that you kept this thing a secret."
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A/N: Good enough for a prologue. I hope.