In the Forest Beyond the Children and the Fey

by England11247

He had been around a long time. His mother had been one of the most caring, and magical nations there had been. How could he learn? Better yet, were his brother's going to stop embarrassing him? A bunch of one shots revolving around England and his brothers as children.

1. Chapter 1

So this is the beginning of a bunch of one shots revolving around England and him as a child. This one is short but future ones won't be as short~

Her calming embrace, her sweet voice, her large green eyes filled with so much life.

She would never stop, never give up.

She was Britannia, the angel of the forest.

Savor of the tree's as some would call her who looked up to her. She was nothing more than a regular person to herself though. She would spend hours with her children, teaching them different things. They were her life, her family.

All together as one.

Angus was the strong one, she could see his power simply by watching him take control and how well he fought, even as a child. She saw a streak of cruelty in him also. It worried her. Never the less she taught Angus everything she knew about combat, making him the expert.

Wales or-well Dylan was a quiet child, he never spoke even when Britannia would try and make him laugh it would never work. He was artistic though and took up on his mother's skill in weaving. She would sit with him and teach him to weave beautiful things, to draw, and even when he wouldn't smile she could tell he was content. The peaceful one of her children. Northern Ireland was a riot.

As a mother she loved his happy attitude, his ability to always smile. She would take him out and show him the ways of dancing with his sister. They moved to the music so perfectly. Her last child was the smallest and by far the most timid.

Arthur or England never spoke around his siblings. What he had gotten from his mother was her spirit though. He was the most sensitive, and he enjoyed nature and magic as much as she did. He had developed her sight for the wonderful things that lived in the forest.

She would take him out in the forest and teach him everything she knew about the fey, and about nature. He had developed her singing voice and they would sing old Celtic lullabies together. Yes, they were her family and she would protect them with her life.

Together they formed something powerful, her only wish was none of them broke apart.