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Link to parts 1-6 in Part 3 : http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/4567.html?thread=7930839#t7930839

Link to part 6-11 in part 4: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/6850.html?thread=8215490#t8215490

Link to parts 12-23 in part 5: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/9482.html?thread=11793930#t11793930

Link to parts 20-24.(revised 20-23 plus 24)
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Germany adjusted the camera and cleared his throat. “If I may, Lithuania, I shall take control of this meeting for the moment to address what has happened. I thank you for setting up this meeting. I know that this must have been very hard to do.”

“It was no problem. Really,” said Lithuania humbly and with a nervous smile before he sat down in his chair.

“Last night, the major news networks and news papers in our respective countries were given proof our existence. We must found out how and where they got this information. There is no way that every single one of our countries had a security breach at the same time. Something else is at work here.”

“Like what?” asked Norway, “You think one us of told?”

“That could be a possibility.”

“But why?” asked Belgium. “What is there to gain from that?”

“Maybe recognition? They want the world to know that their country exists?” said Canada.

“If that was true, you would be the first suspect Matt,” America joked.

“Y-You shut up! You know I wouldn’t pull something like this!” yelled Canada angrily.

“Chill Matt. I was just joking,” America nervously smiled back.

“This is not a time to joke around America!” exclaimed England. “Our people and our lives could be in grave danger!”

America dropped the smile and looked away. "You don't think I know that? I said I was sorry."

“Anyway, if it was for recognition then Taiwan, Sealand, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus would be suspects,” said Austria.

“ And Sealand is automatically cleared of suspicion since he has been with us for the past few weeks,” piped in Finland and Sweden nodded in agreement.

“So could it be someone who isn’t here?” asked Iceland.

“That’s right. Who isn’t here that received one of your emails Lithuania-aru?” inquired China.

Lithuania thought for a moment before speaking, “Well, I sent emails to Tibet and Mongolia, but with Tibet, I got an email back saying that he was up in the mountains training his mind and had been for months. He is due back in Lhasa in a day or so.”

“So we can cross Tibet off then,” said Thailand.

“What about Mongolia?” asked Australia.

“His aide sent me an email saying that Mongolia disappeared weeks ago but told me that’s normal for him to leave without telling people where he is going. He likes to wander around on the steppes or something like that,” said Lithuania.

“Any word on when he would be back?”

Lithuania shook his head. “The email went on to say that he will just come back when he wants.”

“So who else is missing?”

“Netherlands is vacationing somewhere,” said Belgium with an exasperated look on her face. “He wouldn’t tell me where just in case someone was listening in. He said he would try to get here without being seen.”

“Okay then, what about Kenya, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Cameroon and Botswana?” asked Cuba. “Any word from them?”

“Ah well, they said would try to make it here when they could. They said they all had to find ways to escape their countries with people noticing,” said Seychelles, “If they couldn’t make it, I was supposed to tell them what happened."

“That just leaves Turkey, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Bulgaria who didn’t reply back,” said Lithuania.

“So, like, should they be considered suspects or what?” asked Poland.

“Suspects is a strong word,” said Spain, “I think we should wait until they reply before jumping to conclusions about them.”

“Spain is right,” said France. “They could just be unable to check their emails.”

“They still should have found a way to contact us,” said Russia.

“What motive would those four have anyway?” asked Ukraine. “They would have no reason to out all of us.”

“Taiwan might have one since she wanted to be independent from me for years-aru,” China said softly.

“But China,” started South Korea, “I don’t think she would ever resort to-”

“Everybody stop,” interrupted Norway. “Do any of you hear that?”

The nations who were in the room and the ones on the screens fell silent and listened.

It was footsteps. Two pairs of footsteps were quickly running down the corridor to where the room was.

Denmark and Cuba, who were closest to the door, quickly stood up and stood in front of the door with chairs in their hands. The nations on the computers got posed to cut off their computers and Estonia was ready to cut the feed. The ones at the table slowly started to stand up so they could join the fight as well.

The footsteps got louder and closer. Denmark and Cuba got posed and ready to fight who ever came through that door.

The door flew open and two figures burst in and fell on the floor. Cuba and Denmark raised the chairs and were about to bring them down on the two intruders until they noticed who they were.

“Vietnam and Bulgaria?” they all said in unison. The pair looked worse for wear. They were covered in dirt and scratches and mud and leaves were caked in their hair.

Both nations sat up and tried to catch their breath. Norway handed them bottles of water.

“Like, what happened to you two?” asked Poland.

“W-We a-all need to get out of here!” said Vietnam breathlessly.

“What?” asked Lithuania. “What do you mean?”

“Men...Men in the jungle!” gasped Bulgaria. “They chased us-wheeze-They somehow knew about this meeting!”

“We both thought we lost them but they found us! We might have 10 minutes at the most.”

“WHAT?!” everyone collectively yelled.

As soon as they said that, there was a distant but loud boom from the corridor. The nations in the room looked down the corridor.

Ffffffffffff!!! WELCOME BACK!! *is crazy happy* I missed this fill so much.

Also: aaaaaaaah! Cliffhanger-o-doom!!

*camping out on this thread*

Welcome back!! This is such an awesome fill, and I can't wait for another update~ *joins above anon in camping out on the thread*

Yay, you're updating! Now if we could just get some more Afternoon Headlines I'd pass out. ^ _ ^

THIS. IS. FUCKING. EPIC.

Read this entire fic tonight. (No Monaco though? Everyone else was at least namedropped)

Can't wait for more!

Don't worry. Monaco is going show up, I didn't forget about her.

Well, I blame the Netherlands for being in some weird vacations! Anon, did I ever mention how much I l♥ve this fill

“That’s them! They’re coming!!” Bulgaria cried out in fear and scrambled to his feet, forgetting that his ankle was twisted and he collapsed back onto the ground in pain. Vietnam quickly got him back up to his feet and moved him away from the door.

France quickly slammed the door shut while Norway, Lithuania, and Poland flipped the conference table over and with Denmark’s and Cuba’s help pushed it against the door. They started to pile the chairs against the door as well.

“This barricade isn’t going to hold them for long once they get here,” said Denmark with a grimace, “We need to get out of here before they get here.” Lithuania nodded in agreement and looked back at the monitors.

“America! Is there another way out of this room?” he asked.

America snapped to attention and put on a serious look. “Yes there is. Behind you and to your left there is a secret panel on the wall. Pound on it five times and it should open.”

“Okay!” Lithuania went to go open the door.

“Estonia,” America started, “I’m going to need you destroy these computers. I can’t have anyone access the sensitive information on them. So I am going to tell you how to do it.”

Estonia quickly sat down in the chair and started typing while America spoke to him.
While this was going on, Belarus muttered something which made Ukraine cry out, “Sister! What’s going on?! Tell me!” But before she could get an answer, the screen which showed Belarus fizzled out.

“Sister!”

“It seems there has been a breach and they might know where all of our current locations are,” said Austria. “We must all log off and contact each other when it is safe.”

“Agreed,” said Iceland.

“Of Course,” said Finland and Sweden in unison.

“Yes,” said Seychelles, “And Egypt and I will try to contact the others and tell them this.”

Egypt nodded.

“Ciao, everyone,” said Romano.

The screens began to fizzle out one by one as the nations logged off.

The Hong Kong remembered something. “Wait everyone! Someone broke into my home and stole the locations of-” but his screen fizzled out before he could finish.

Then the sound of many heavy footsteps echoed on the other side of the barricaded door.

“Please tell me you are almost done Estonia!” asked Cuba.

Estonia began to type faster. “Almost....There! I’m done!” He pressed one final button and quickly backed away as the computer began to fizzle and pop. Smoke began to come out.

“And, like, that is our cue to go!” cried out Poland as he pushed Lithuania through the secret door.

The other nations quickly went through the door as well and it slammed and locked shut behind them.

France looked around and saw that they were in a dark and rock tunnel.

“Are there no lights in this tunnel?” he said as he felt along the wall and walked. The others walked behind him.

“It seems like it,” said Norway, “Let me try something.”

He began to whisper something and then a bright green light appeared in front of them and illuminated the passage way.

“There. That’s better, isn’t it?”

“Much better. Thank you Norway,” said Vietnam as she shifted Bulgaria’s weight.

Cuba noticed this and said, “Here, let me help.” He put an arm around Bulgaria and took him off of her shoulders. “You’ve been helping him all this time. You must be tired.”

Vietnam let out a weary sigh. “Yes I am.”

“I’m sorry for being a burden on you Vietnam,” Bulgaria said softly. He looked down in shame.

“No! You weren’t a burden at all! It’s just been a long day.”

“It’s been a long day for all of us,” said Estonia. “I wish I could go home and sleep until this whole thing blows over.”

“If it ever does blow over,” retorted Denmark. He ran a hand through his hair. “Man, this was supposed to be my day off to fish and relax.”

They all fell silent after this and kept walking down the tunnel. After about thirty minutes of walking, the tunnel shook with an explosion. The group of nations looked behind them in shock.

“Either that was the computer exploding or it is whoever is chasing us,” said Lithuania.

“Well, America didn’t tell me that the computer would explode,” said Estonia. “So it must be...”

Estonia trailed off and the others looked at each other in anxiety.

'Who are those people? Why are they after us and who do they work for?' Lithuania thought to himself.

“I think it may be time for us to walk a little quicker, non?” France said with fear in his voice.

The other nations nodded and quickened their pace to almost a run.

“Do any of you know where this thing ends?” asked Bulgaria.

“No. But it totally doesn’t really matter right now,” said Poland as he practically sprinted. “As long as it like gets us away from them, I don’t care!”

“I smell salt water,” said Cuba. “We must be near the ocean.”

Denmark pointed ahead. “I see daylight!”

Up ahead and around a bend, there was light shining on the tunnel wall. The nations hurried around the bend to see....

An empty grotto.

There was nothing in the grotto except a few wooden boxes and some things covered in tarp.

Woot! Update! *reads* *shouts* Look under the tarp! There must be something! Alfred wouldn't send you to a dead end with no way out! *whimpers* I love this fill, please write more of it soon! I'm so glad you haven't given up on it!


ReCaptcha: viaducts to; ReCaptcha thinks there might be water tunnels or something hidden as a way out!

Every day I find an update on this fill is a good day.

“Oh come on!” cried out Denmark as he kicked a rock in anger. “What’s the point of having a secret escape grotto if you don’t have anything to escape in?”

“He might have thought it was cool or something,” said Norway.

“This means we really are trapped,” Lithuania said in a voice of resignation.

Vietnam pointed to a mass behind a huge rock . “Oh no we’re not. Look!”

Behind the rock was a small and rusty, but seaworthy yacht. The name on yacht was the USS Minnow.

“I knew America wouldn’t lead us to a dead end!” said France as he made his way to the yacht. The others followed him except Estonia. Estonia looked at the wooden boxes and then back at opening to the tunnel.
An idea popped into his head.

“Hey guys,” he said aloud. Everyone turned back at him.

“What Estonia?” asked Cuba in an exasperated tone of voice. “We need to get out of here now. We are running out time!”

Estonia turned to the group and smiled a little. “I think I’ve found a way to buy us more time.”

“What do you mean?” asked Bulgaria.

“First we need to check what is in those boxes and see if we can use them,” Estonia started to explain. “While we are doing that, Norway can get the yacht started. Then we are going to take everything in here, from the boxes to whatever is under those tarps to block the tunnel. This way, unless they use explosives again, it will take a while for them to get to us and we would be far away from when they do break through.”

The others stared at him and Estonia started to blush.

“...Or not. Sorry.”

“That sounds like it would work,” said Denmark. He pumped his fist. “Well, what are waiting for? Let’s do this!”

A little later

The group of men rounded the bend in the tunnel only to be greeted by a blockade of huge wooden boxes and crates.

“What in the world?” one said aloud. The Leader growled.

“Well, get out the C4 and let’s blow this crap out of our way.”

“Um, we used all the C4 just to get into the bunker and into the tunnel sir,” another solider said.

“We did? Well then I guess you guys will be moving these boxes by hand! Now get to it! We can’t let them get away!”

“Yes sir!” said all the soldiers at once and then began to move the boxes away.

Unfortunately for them, the nations had already escaped.

On the Sea

The nations were on the open sea already sailing far away from the grotto. Lithuania pulled Estonia into a hug.

“Your plan worked Estonia! Good job!”

“Thank you. I wasn’t expecting it to work so well,” he replied.

“I’m glad it did work,” piped in Vietnam as she open up one of the protein bars she found the crates. “I did not want to find out what they would do to us if they did catch us.”

“Same here,” agreed Cuba as he lit a cigeratte while looking over the bow.

“I could have taken them on!” declared Denmark. “I just didn’t want to.”

Norway, who was steering the ship, groaned and rolled his eyes.

“So where are we going?” asked Norway. “Did you bring a map Estonia? I would like know where I am so I can sail this thing properly.”

Estonia went pale. “Oh no...”

France rubbed his temples. “Please do not tell me we are in the middle of the ocean and we do not have a map.”

“Like, you didn’t think your cunning plan through, did you?” asked Poland as he hit Estonia’s head.

“This means we have to turn around and go back to the island,” sighed Bulgaria.

“Back there? To the armed men with bombs and who, for some reason, want to capture us? We should like, keep going!” cried Poland.

“And get lost? I’ll take my chances with them,” retorted Bulgaria.

“Guys...” said Norway.

“We need to do something,” said Lithuania who sat down on the deck. “Maybe there is a map back at the grotto?”

“Guys...” said Norway again.

“They probably have broken through the barricade already. Going back there would be dangerous,” said Cuba.

“Guys!” Norway yelled.

Everyone turned to look at Norway. “What is it bro?” asked Denmark.

Norway pointed ahead. “If you guys stopped fighting for a minute you would see there’s a ship right in front of us.”

Sure enough, there was a large sail boat about a half a mile away from them.

France looked at the ship closely and then his eyes widened. “I think I know that ship. And if it is who I think it is we’re saved.”

Also on the sea

Waves crashed against the large sailboat as it sliced through the waters. Inside the boat sat Netherlands and his bunny, which was happily eating a carrot stick. Netherlands was on his laptop, frowning at it.

Netherlands sighed as he looked at his emails. Belgium had sent him an email stating that the meeting that he was heading to had been cut short. She didn’t say why, though.

“Damn. And I was almost there too,” he said to himself. “I could just turn back around and finish my vacation before heading back home to whatever mess that awaits me.” He looked down at his bunny. “What do you think?”

The rabbit just looked up at him and continued to happily munch on its carrots.

“That’s what I thought. I’m going to go turn around and hopefully find a place to vacation in peace and where the girls don’t call me ‘Edward’ or something like that. It gets annoying.” Netherlands closed the laptop and gave the rabbit a small pat on the head before getting up and heading outside to change course.

As he stepped outside, he took a deep breath before heading to the helm. He loved the salty sea air of the sea. It made him feel free.

Netherlands was about turn around when he spotted a yacht ahead of him with familiar people on it. Someone was standing in the front of the ship trying to signal him by waving his arms around wildly.

“Is that...? It can’t be,” he muttered before reaching for his binoculars. He looked through them to see that it was Denmark waving at him.

'What are they doing out here in that old thing?' he thought before staying on course to meet with the old yacht.. He sailed right beside the boat and tied the two ships together.

Netherlands leaned over the side of his boat with a bored look on his face. “Hello everyone. What are you doing out here?”

Lithuania gave him a small and tired smile. “It’s a long story. If you let us aboard, we’ll tell you the whole thing.”


Taipei, Taiwan

The group of suited men stared at the puddle of blood on the ground.

“How did she get away with that gunshot wound?” said the youngest man.

“Never mind the gunshot wound. How did walk away after falling nine stories?” said another.

“Well, she isn’t human. There’s no telling what she can survive through,” said the third man. He ran a hand through his hair and sighed. “She couldn’t have gotten far with those injures, human or not. Spread out and search for her! I do not want to tell the boss we lost her.”

“On it sir!” said the men in unison before the broke apart to look for Taiwan.

Unknown to them a figure was watching them from a window above the alley. As soon as the men left, the figure stepped away from the window and looked behind them.

On the floor of the apartment lay the bandaged, yet unconscious Taiwan.

‘Do not worry. You are safe now,’ thought the figure. 'I won't let them get you.'

Oh yes! You're back!
This is turning more and more gorgeous now~

Good news that your back! Kink Meme needs more thriller base fills, like, woah!
Oh, and, Sparkling! Holland, I lol'd

Minsk, Belarus

Belarus watched the commotion on the computer screen unfold with disinterest in her eyes. Although her fellow nations were in trouble, it did not concern her. As long as her dear brother and sister were fine

Suddenly, she heard distant yelliing on the other side of the door. Being very careful and quiet, she rose from the computer desk and walked over to the door and peered out. The yelling got louder and Belarus walked out and looked over the railing and down below at the lobby of the internet cafe.

The yelling was coming from two men dressed in black. They were standing at the front desk and intimidating the clerk. They were showing him a picture of some sort.

“This woman! Have you seen her?” demanded one of the men.

The clerk shrugged and smirked before he said, “I may have or I may not have. I might need a little something to jog my memory, if you know what mean?”

The second man slammed down onto the counter a stack of bills. Vastly, larger than the one she gave him when she got there. The clerk picked up the stack and flipped through it.

“Is that enough?”

“Yes. Yes it is. She’s upstairs in room 203,” he said without looking up.

Belarus cursed and dashed back into the room just as the men were turning around. She then locked the door and and put a chair under to doorknob to stall for time before going back to the computer.

“I am sorry, but I must leave now,” she muttered. “Brother and Sister, don’t worry. We will see each other again soon.”

She heard her sister Ukraine cry out, “Sister! What’s going on?! Tell me!” before she cut the connection and shut off the computer. Belarus took out a magnet and stuck it to the side of the computer. They mustn’t find out who she was talking to. She then began to pack up her things and stuff them into her bag. Just as she finished, the doorknob rattled.

“Open this door! We know you are in there!!” said one voice and then the door started being banged on.

“Damn,” whispered Belarus as she looked around for a way to escape. The only way out was the door and the window.

“I guess that is my only exit then,” she said to herself before going over to the window and opened it. Underneath the window was a small overhang she could stand on and a few feet away was a thick water drain pipe.

Belarus took a deep breath, tightened the duffel bag, and carefully went out the window and onto the overhang. She slowly stood up and began to inch her way over to the water pipe.

‘I will not allow myself to be captured by these cowardly humans. I will escape and whoever sent them after me will pay,’ she thought to herself as she moved over to the object of her freedom, the water pipe.

She smiled when she reached it and began to climb down it. She halfway down the pipe and was almost to freedom when she heard a shout from above. It was one of the men and he was hanging out of the window.

“You! Stop!” he said pointed a gun at her. She froze and then looked down. She wasn’t too far up from the ground. She looked back up at the man with a hard glare.

“No.”

And she pushed away from the pipe and the wall and fell to the ground.

She fell to the ground in the alleyway and landed into a tuck and roll. She stopped and looked back up at the window. No one was there anymore. They must be on their way downstairs to get her.

Belarus quickly opened her bag and pulled out a black wig and dark sunglasses. She put on the wig and then hurried out of the alley and to the crowds on the street. When she got there, she put on the sunglasses and tried to blend in as she walked down the street.

As she walked, the men in black walked right past her as the looked around for her. Belarus smirked and kept walking as the planned her next step.

At The Principality of Wy

Wy let out a shrill scream when her prince was hit in the head with a nightstick by a masked man in black. The Prince let out a groan and collapsed to the ground with a thud.

Wy tried to run over to her boss’s side but one of the other men grabbed her and yanked her back. “Prince! Prince, please speak to me!” she cried as she struggled and kicked to escape

The Prince looked up at her weakly. “L-Let her go! Let her go now!”

The man who hit him began to kick him the side until he passed out.

“There. I was getting sick of him,” he spat out.

Wy let out a growl. “You won’t get away with this! My friends and Australia and New Zealand will get you! You’ll pay!”

“ Do you really think they will notice that you have gone missing? Any of them?” asked the man. “You aren’t a major nation and Australia and New Zealand are missing. No one will know that you are gone until it is far too late. And your so called ‘friends’? You’ll be seeing them real soon, you brat.”

Wy stopped her struggling looked at him shocked. “W-What do you mean?”

The man didn’t answer her. He then looked up at her captor. “Knock her out as well. I don’t want to listen to her crying as we fly back.”

“Roger.”

Wy renewed her struggling. “No!! Let me go!! Someone help!!”

She soon felt a sharp pain in her neck and then saw nothing but darkness.

In the Australian Outback

A shiver ran down Australia’s back and a feeling of dread over came him as he packed up the computer equipment.

“What is the feeling?” he said to no one. ‘Did something happen to the others?’ he thought. ‘Or is someone out here?’

Australia stood up and looked around his camp. There was no one there except his koala. He shook his head.

“It probably just nothing. I’m probably just paranoid about what I just saw on the computer. I just hope everyone made it out okay.”

The feeling and shiver passed and Australia continued to put his things away, oblivious to what was happening on his on continent.

Nooo, Wy!!!!! ;A;

I'm so happy this fill is back, is one of my absolute favorites! *hugs*

Please continue!! I have to find out what happens next!!

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