So basically, had this written for months now, but am just now getting around to posting it. So much fail on my part. So anyway, this comes from my bit of head canon that says Prussia got Gilbird from Hungary. Also, referring to Hungary as "he" because this takes place when they were children, when Hungary still thought she was a boy.
Prompt: Beginnings
Disclaimer: I do now own Hetalia. That is all. Nothing witty to say here tonight.
"Stupid Ottobastard," Hungary grumbled as he walked down the well-worn road. "Can't stand that guy."
He stopped and glared at an unsuspecting tree. Letting out a shout of rage, he reeled back, preparing to kick the poor, innocent piece of forestry, when suddenly an adorable little chick popped up right in the path of his foot. Arms flailing, Hungary fell backward so as not to harm the cute little fluff ball.
The young nation stared at the small yellow bird, and it stared right back. Hungary rolled onto his knees, crawling closer, still staring into the wide black eyes of the chick. He felt a flush alighto n his cheeks (how annoyingly girly). The bird was simply too cute.
"Hey," Hungary greeted, smiling softly, happily, at the little bird. "Where did you come from?"
The chick opened its adorable little beak, but instead of some precious "cheep", an obnoxious sound like the cross-breading of a bullhorn and a crow came out. And it wouldn't stop.
Hungary's smile had quickly fallen, but he couldn't help but continue to stare.
"Somehow… You remind me of someone."
!#$%^&*()_+
"Hey, Hungary!" Come to see the awesome me!"
Hungary's eye twitched. He couldn't believe he had sought out this idiot.
"What's that behind your back?" Prussia basically leered at his fellow nation. "You got something for me?"
Hungary flushed (flushed, not blushed), and he thrust his hands out, the small chick in his palms.
"It was so annoying, it reminded me of you!" Hungary shouted, trying his hardest not to be embarrassed.
Prussia stared for a moment before carefully taking the chick in his own hands, looking thoroughly confused. He and the chick stared at each other for a moment before the bird opened its beak to once again release that obnoxious sound that left Hungary cringing. Prussia's face, however, lit up.
"This is so awesome!" he shouted, jabbering to and fawning over his new pet, the chick squawking right back.
Hungary simply felt the sinking feeling of dread. This truly hadn't been his best idea.