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Chapter 6

"Hey, Canada, you just going to unawesomely sulk all day?" Prussia asked as he knocked then entered Canada's room. Several hours had passed since the Axis talked to Canada, and since then the youth had refused to utter another word let alone leave his room. Prussia found him sitting on the bed, curled up on himself. It made him feel kind of bad, not that he would admit to such an unawesome-sounding emotion.

Seeing that Canada was not going to answer, Prussia gave out a sigh and sat down next to him. He then commented, "You know…some news just came in that I think you would find interesting. Apparently, one of your allies does seem to be searching for something. But we're not sure what exactly that something is. Do you have any ideas?"

The news succeeded in perking Canada's interest, causing him to ask, "Do you think…that they could be looking for me? Could they really be doing that?"

"This could just be my awesome instinct, but I think that they might. Needless to say, you understand that we can't just have Allies forces let alone their nations wandering around on our side, so we will need to awesomely capture then," Prussia began, only to then ask upon seeing Canada's worried face, "Hey, what's with the face? I would have thought you would be happier since it means seeing your friends again."

"So then, you won't hurt them?" Canada asked.

"Have we hurt you in any way?"

Canada slowly shook his head 'no' then replied, "Not really, in fact you guys have been a lot nicer than I thought you would be. I mean, compared to what France and England said you guys have been up to I was kind of worried when you first found me."

"Really, you did not seem nervous," Prussia commented, slightly irked and curious as to what the other nations were saying the Axis did. Sure, they may not be acting the most civil to everyone, but that did not mean they were going to purposefully torture an injured prisoner for no reason. Besides, Prussia was old enough to realize that the world cannot function in a never ending war, so why make an even bigger enemy out of someone who could at some point be an ally?

"I like hunting, and it only makes sense that if cornered by dangerous game to try to stay calm," Canada explained. Prussia nodded to this that he understood, only to then reply, "Well, I told you what I wanted to so I guess I should be off. Italy was making dinner when I left so it should be just about ready."

With this said Prussia left the room with the door slightly open. Seeing this, Canada slowly got off the bed and left through the door to follow him to the dining room.

Canada continued with his cleaning duty the next day with a new ambition. The news that someone was looking for him seemed to brighten his mood, but at that moment he really just wanted to know where exactly they were searching. After all, if he knew their location and was able to escape, then he could meet up with them. To his surprise, it was actually fairly easy to find the message giving the location the Allies were last spotted.

His luck seemed to continue as he found himself alone outside with Italy to hang up laundry. He really had nothing against the Italian, but still needed to insure a few moments to get in the lead, Canada punched Italy in the stomach, hopped the fence, then ran westward.

"Vee, I'm sorry Germany. I guess I was not expecting him to try something like that. Canada always seemed so calm and passive," Italy apologized to Germany and the other Axis members. The blow to the stomach stopped Italy from standing or running for help, succeeding in buying Canada time. From how Italy recounted the events, Germany could assume that their prisoner had about a fifteen minute head start.

"It's alright Italy, we should have known better and been prepared for any such events," Japan consoled upon seeing the distressed look on his friend.

"As it is, we can awesomely assume where he went. The guy was cleaning your study earlier and I would bet saw that message with the Allies' coordinates on it. We could still get there in time for our plan to work," Prussia commented.

"And all the while it would seem out passive prisoner has gotten more interesting," Germany at last commented.

Pretty short…

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