Disclaimer: I do not own Hetalia

Chapter three

"A hobbit?" France asked to make sure he heard correctly.

"Yes." England answered all the while watching Canada closely.

"You mean like in those movies and stuff?" America asked.

"If you're referring to the Lord of the Rings Series, than yes. Like those hobbits," England answered. America looked as if about to make another comment, only to stop when the three of them noticed Canada's eyes snap open followed by their owner suddenly sitting up.

Confused, Canada began to look around the room before removing his glasses and looking again. At last he noticed the other three and asked, "America, how did we get from that house to France's house?"

"C-Canada. You're awake," America commented dumbly.

"You had us very worried young man," England scolded slightly. Canada looked dismayed by this for a moment, only to quickly forget it as his stomach growled.

Quickly Canada looked to a clock and say that it was past well midnight. After feeling another growl he commented, "I'm sorry to cut you off, Mr. England, but it just occurred to me that I haven't eaten since that early lunch and I'm starving! Can we pick up again after supper…or I guess in this case first breakfast? Oh! So then can I borrow your kitchen France?"

The comment of food caused America to realize that he also missed supper, causing him to also want food. Neither England nor France could help but smile at this, causing them to allow the other two time to have a meal. Happy with this, Canada jumped off the couch, only to pause when he finally noticed how big everything was. Confused, he looked to the other nations for an explanation, only to pale as he remembered what had happened.

"M-Mr. Eng-," Canada began with a look of dread on his face.

"Forget lad. Go have your meal and relax. We should be safe for now," England cut in, frowning as he saw the other so fearful. Following England's request, he followed America into the kitchen and was soon busily cooking a quick meal for the two of them.

"Are you really sure it's wise to just let him act so calm. I mean with that fairy-queen-thing and all," France asked England as they watched the other two eat.

"There's not much we can do at the moment, besides trying to keep him away from her. And hobbits are resilient creatures by nature. All he needs is a bit of food and ale and he'll be alright," England answered with a slight smile.

"That kind of sounds like something from those movies again. What, are they supposed to be part manual for hobbits or something?" America asked with a laugh as he heard the other two's conversation.

"That series was meant to be purely fantasy. But I will admit that I may have told Tolkien a bit about the subject before he wrote the books. Even if the only bit of recognition I received was him putting my eyebrows on Gandalf," England replied, growing a bit quieter by the 'eyebrow' comment.

"But all that besides, it still doesn't change what we're supposed to do about Canada," France commented. He didn't know what to think about the whole situation of one of his past charges become some hobbit-thing chased by what sounded like a powerful and crazy girl. He was torn between laughing about the idea, wanting to video type it, and actually taking it seriously. The taking the situation seriously won out as he saw Canada give them a concerned look.

"We need to keep him far away from the queen for the time being. Or at least until we can think of a plan to make her take her curse off and forget about Canada," England answered.

"Maybe she forgot about all this and if we ask nicely she'll be willing to take it off me," Canada commented.

"Canada, I know that now you look small enough and a bit young enough to be a child, but that does not mean you need to start thinking like one. No, I don't want you anywhere near her or her kingdom unless we absolutely need to there," England answered back.

"He could always stay here. After all, with how cute he is I certainly wouldn't mind having the little one around the house," France offered with a smile to try enticing Canada to stay.

"If he needs to be far away from Iggy's house then why not…I know! Why doesn't he stay at New Zealand's house! I mean, he totally likes all that hobbit stuff and it's practically on the other side of the world. It'd be perfect," America answered ecstatically.

England paused at the idea, giving it a moment of serious thought, before deciding, "That is an idea, but I think it would be best if he stayed at his own house for now. I don't know how this will affect his country so it might be bad if he was too far from it, and then if I need him he will be much closer by and likely to help me. it also may be best if oyu didn't tell anyone about this who might get curious about the idea," England answered finitely.

"What could I help you with?" Canada asked curiously.

"We'll find out when the time comes. In the mean time, I want you and America to catch the first flight headed to North America, so you may want to get a bit more sleep you two," England answered.

Canada visibly blanched at the idea of flying, but kept the opinion to himself as he followed a now yawning America to one of France's guest rooms. There the two slept for several hours before they woke up and headed towards the airport.

I also do not own the Lord of the Rings franchise. As for the eyebrow comment, in both the LOTR books and in the Hobbit, Gandalf is depicted as having eyebrows which peek past the brim of his hat (which to me sounds like he's supposed to have some pretty big eyebrows XD).

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