America takes a break from his work to sit in the field behind his old house. It's summer, and the flowers are blooming. He recalls a time when those flowers didn't grow in his country. They were brought from far, far away—from England—to give to his best friend. What was that boy's name again? Davie...?

Some lessons can only be learned the hard way. (Inspired by the Davie strip)

You meet a boy. You keep meeting him over and over again. (Inspired by Davie strip)

Sometime in the 1870s, Hungary, Austria, and Prussia ride out in rural Prussia. They meet an elderly woman and a boy who fear the woman's recently deceased son might become a vampire after burial. There are no vampires, of course, but how do you convince humans who believe otherwise?

After being defeated in the Austro-Prussian War, Austria fears he is losing more than just a war. But Prussia never fails to raise Austria's spirits, if only by making him angry … at first.

Austria's rather unpleasant first (?) encounter with the dictator who dubs him "my homeland", but refuses to call him by his true name.

In November 1933, Austria goes to Munich by train in order to pay his brother Bavaria a short visit.

Bavaria is the only one who knows for sure if the personifications of Holy Rome and the German Confederation are one and the same.

After a dire civil war, Portugal needs a break from politics at his place. He decides to accompany a merchant ship to East Asia, where he meets Macau again. His trading port has become a mature young man who is quite capable of being successful without him. Portugal feels increasingly confused in his presence…

On the evening before Francis Drake is knighted, England remembers how Drake and him became pirates of the Caribbean and how Drake received his nickname among the Spanish, El Draque (the Dragon).

An account of the media reactions to the reveal of Nations (anthropomorphic national embodiments) with scholarly commentary. Heavily inspired by: United States v. Barnes, 617 F. Supp. 2d 143 (D.D.C. 2015) [fallingvoices, radialarch] with mixed genres. Cover art by panegyricwilliwaw on Tumblr! (Also on ao3.) COMPLETE.

The material shape and form might change, but it was comforting to know that the lingering original taste never did. Chocolate and various nations. America. Ancients. Belgium. France. Japan. Veneziano. Romano. Switzerland.

Funny, how they all thought he shared affinity with the night. On the contrary, he preferred to bask in the sun. Romania-centric.

He had been watching over the Winchester brothers and dealing with the fallout from their supernatural world for a very long time now. Oneshot.

After wandering around the world practically invisible, Jack Frost quickly discovered that being immortal could be incredibly lonely. Luckily, every once in a moon he would bump into a rare person who could not only see him but hear him as well. Through these encounters the young Winter Spirit's story is entwined with a very unique type of guardian.

Jack Frost was dancing through the streets of Toronto one early winter morning when he came across a kindred spirit, a blond like him and unlike him in being, yet more than similar in circumstance. Thus begins the friendship of Jack Frost and Matthew Williams. Pre-movie. No pairings.

People say that Charlie Weasley will never find a girl he loves more than his dragons. Technically, they were right. Upon giving Lukas Bondevik a tour around the reserve, something beautiful blooms between them. But is Lukas hiding a secret? And what will his family think when they find out about them? Norway x Charlie. Nation personifications exist. Rated T because I'm paranoid.

In which Lukas Bondevik meets the Queen of Arendelle after the failed coronation party.

Crossover with the film 'Anonymous'. 'William Shakespeare.' "It is a good name," England says with a grin, looking at it. "Memorable."

"What do I think?" This is a dangerous question. England pauses, looking at his king. Henry, that spoilt, tempestuous brat. "I think it's quite the silliest thing I have heard from you yet. What think you of naming it 'The Church of Henry?" For St George's Day/England's birthday.

Sequel to '1912'. USUK. Arthur extends a diplomatic invitation to Alfred travel to Britain on the RMS Lusitania during WWI; but Alfred, still haunted by the sinking of the Titanic, has qualms about the ship, the warzone she'll be passing through and Arthur's motives. Is it really safer than 1912 when Imperial Germany has sworn to sink all shipping suspected of carrying weapons?

USUK. Cynical, overweight and bored in the dull twilight of his empire, Arthur finds distraction in the form of rekindling his relationship with Alfred on board the RMS Titanic during her doomed maiden voyage. For Titanic's one hundredth anniversary.

Captain Jack Sparrow was expecting an easy looting. Captain Arthur Kirkland doesn't intend to let that happen.

Jack Sparrow just wants to buy some rum. A little boy won't leave him alone. "I'm Alfred." "I don't care."

Following the humiliating tour performance on the war front, a frustrated Steven Rogers continues to doubt the importance of Captain America to the war effort. A certain American officer is out to change these doubts and show Steve just how important Captain America really is. (4th of July oneshot)