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Chapter five

"I have to admit, there's just something about being able to see a real hobbit in Hobbiton. It gives me one of those warm, fuzzy feelings, you know," New Zealand commented as he and America sat in the shade of the party tree; watching as Canada happily milled with the tourists who had heard of the event.

"It seems kind of weird that there's only one hobbit in a supposed to be town though," America replied, only to then wave as he saw Canada run towards them.

"Hmm…maybe we could get that fairy to turn a bunch of people into hobbits and leave them here. Then the town wouldn't look lonely or weird.

"Dude, I think you're taking this a bit far. Oh! Hey Japan! Thanks for sharing the news with the world," America replied only to then greet one of the tourists which he recognized. The news of a real hobbit in New Zealand had gone worldwide, and now many people were flocking to see if it was real or a hoax; paying a goodly amount to do so. Canada seemed happy with the attention, and the tourists were happy to see it was real and meet him, and New Zealand and America were happy with the added revenue; it was a win-win-win!

"No problem, but I must admit that at first when I saw the picture I thought England simply turned you into a hobbit, not someone else," Japan replied, only to then pull out his camera and smile slightly upon seeing Taiwan hug Canada and start dancing happily with him as if Canada was a little kid.

"I see you didn't come alone," New Zealand commented, beginning to look around if any other nations were there as well. Japan and Taiwan were not the first nations to come visit since the advertisements started, and he was fairly sure that they would not be the last. Apparently a lot of them were confused on who had turned into the magical creature, and were just as curious to discover the truth as their citizens.

"So then what happened to him?" Japan asked.

"It's kind of a long story but-," America began only to halt mid sentence when a very annoyed Brit called out at him. Slowly, England began to make his way across to the group; only to pause and make a detour to grab Canada by the ear and pull him along with him.

"Ow, ow! What'd I do Mr. England?" Canada whimpered quietly when England reached the group and released Canada's ear.

"Canada, where did I tell you to stay?" England asked harshly towards the Canadian.

In response Canada gave an anxious look before saying, "At my house, but America said that it wouldn't be that bad if we took a vacation."

"Are you losing your sense now, lad? Why in the world would it be alright for you to take a vacation now? Especially with everything I've learned so far," England yelled out exasperated; causing Canada to sadly look down at his bare feet.

"Um, don't you think you're taking this out on the wrong person?" America asked, feeling a little bad for his brother.

"You'll get some too America, also you New Zealand. I honestly can't believe you two would pull this kind of stunt. I swear there's no longer an ounce of sense between the three of you," England huffed.

"England-san, I don't mean to interrupt you're scolding, but was there a different reason you came looking for them. A moment ago it sounded like you had something new to add," Japan commented before England grew too angry and made a scene.

"Eh, Japan's right! You said you found out something new," Canada agreed.

"I did, but I don't think you will like it Canada. And because of it you really should not be here surrounded by all these people," England answered.

"Why?" America asked. As if on cue, the sky above Hobbiton turned black, followed by a loud noise of screeching from a nearby mountain. Curious about the noise, everyone looked to the mountain to see a large flock of something fly out and down near them.

"Are they bats?" Taiwan asked before they reached the group.

"Bats don't fly in broad daylight," New Zealand answered as a chill went through the crowd. As he said this the flock reached the crowd and people were ducking as they began to pull at the humans and nations.

They had wings similar to bats, and were furry like them, but their bodies were almost like small apes' and had snake-like tongues. The people in the crowd began to cry out as the creatures flew about them, several trying to hit the creatures with fallen items or bags. Then, as soon as they appeared, they flew up into the sky and vanished.

"W-what was that?" Japan asked after the event was over.

"Just another of the strange anomalies which seems to be following Canada," England answered.

"Wait, where is Canada?" Fearful that one of the monsters had taken off with Canada, America desperately looked around them. To their relief, they soon found Canada appearing from near one of the tree's roots.

"Are you alright Canada?" New Zealand asked.

"Ya, what were they?" Canada asked.

"Something from the Fairy realm, something that I think was coming after you," England answered as he looked over to make sure that Canada was in fact alright.

The tourists, deciding that whatever had happened was some sort of stunt, soon applauded the adrenaline rush and went back to their previous activities. The group of nations, however, was silent as they thought over what England just said.

At last Japan asked, "England-san, what exactly just happened?"

England paused for a moment, only to then sigh and respond, "It's difficult to explain, but I think that Canada is being followed by a very powerful being from the magical realm, who wants him to return."

The others paused again for a moment, only to America to ask, "So then they've been coming to every place Canada has been to?"

"Yes. You honestly haven't realized any?" England asked.

"Well, there has been a bit more people claiming to be abducted by aliens…but Tony said he hadn't heard of anything new so I figured they were mistaken," America answered.

England simply shook his head at this and looked to the others, only for Canada to ask, "So if strange creatures and stuff is following me what can I do now?"

England smiled slightly at this, only to then kneel down to Canada's level and say, "I don't know yet, but I think there will be something for you to do soon."

Well stop here for now…

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