The rage was at a boiling point in me.
It was a volcano.
A volcano waiting to burst, to explode.
And I knew I had to get away from them before it did.
"Ekki tala við mig. Koma ekki eftir mig. Og ekki einu sinni hugsa um að hringja í mig Emil."
(Do not talk to me. Do not come after me. And do not even think about calling me Emil.)

After over a thousand years of being together, you would think you know someone, right? That you could trust them to always, always tell the truth? Especially if they're your own flesh and blood, your own family.
Wrong.
Iceland, or Emil Steilsson, has been with the Nordics for over a thousand years.
They've been through ups and downs, they've been through tears and joys, but he's always felt alone. Distanced from the others. And he's never felt like any of them understood that.
He's also always thought he was the youngest out of the entirety of Europe, which didn't exactly help the matter of feeling isolated from not just the Nordics, but all the other Nations.
So, when he finds out he has a little sister, Greenland, he's both overjoyed and devastated.
On one side, his family has been lying to him for his entire life, or so he thinks, and yet... He isn't the youngest. He isn't the last one. He isn't the farthest away from the others. Because there's someone else, and apparently there always has been.
But why? The question constantly haunts him; and he's convinced himself that Norway isn't telling him the truth about this new girl. That there's a part of the story still hidden, and that it's his job to both find out what it is, and why it's been kept from him for his entire life.

A/N: This is just a little preview of another project I'm working on. I don't know why I wanted to get it up... I just did. Got no clue when exactly the first chapter will be up. I wanna get at LEAST halfway through with Amnesia before really starting another published fic. Cause I tried doing two at once and, and, evidently, it did not work out very well.
So, yeah. Hope this peaked your guys' interest, and thanks for checking it out!