finally enjoying the silence of the outdoors, able to sit down and read a book like some certain nations never wanted to let him do.

saw a light haired man sitting on a bench in the park, for some reason she wondered if he was a nation like herself, however knowing no male

nation with that appearance she dismissed the thought.

none the less she walked causally in his direction.

glanced up at the sound of someone approaching, curious as to why he was being studied. "May I help you?"

"I'm not sure yet bastard." She squinted at him why did he look so familiar... Then it suddenly hit her. He looked just like Norway, she'd

only seen her once or twice at meetings but she was sure this guy was her twin or something.

frowned. "Why are you bothering me if you

-'re not sure?" Sure, he was feeling a twinge of familiarity as well, but that wasn't uncommon.

Lovina felt her cheeks heat up. "You're the one who started the conversation idiot! If you didn't want to talk to anyone you could have kept

your stupid mouth shut!" This guy was beginning to really irritate her, and she couldn't shake the feeling that he was somehow connected to

Norway.

found himself to be rather amused by the conversation. "I only spoke to you because you were approaching me, as is common courtesy." He

shrugged, looking back out over the park. "But I wouldn't mind ignoring you, if you would prefer that."

Now this guy was seriously starting to annoy her. "I didn't man that stupid!" she growled at him. She hated the way he seemed to stay so

emotionless.

raised an eyebrow at her. "Oh? Then please, elaborate so I do understand."

Frowned at him, "I just wasn't sure if I knew you damnit!" She suddenly blurted out, surprising herself into silence.

paused. "Knew me? Are you a nation, then?" Although he highly doubted it; he may be antisocial, but he at least knew the other nations.

"Of course I am! Haven't you ever heard of the renowned South Italy?" Lovina smirked what a stupid guy, then she was hit by another thought.

if he knew about nations did that mean he was one too? "Wait, are you a nation to then?" She asked the thought scaring her slightly. She had

thought he looked like Norway...

"I have heard of South Italy, in fact, and you are not him." They did have an uncannily similar temper, though. He gave her a blank gaze at

the question. "Of course I'm a nation, known as the Kingdom of Norway." He tried to keep the slight insult he was feeling from his voice.

narrowed her eyes at him. "How dare you! Of course I'm South Italy bastard! And in fact I know who Norway is, and that most certainly NOT

you. unless you are somehow a girl, which i doubt as you seem to have no brains what so ever."

snorted derisively. "I have no brains? Please. There's no way for you to be South Italy, either, unless those curves are for deception

alone." Although, Lovino wasn't exactly one to go parading around as a girl, either. "I can assure you that I am Norway, although your small

mind seems to be having trouble processing that."

reddened how dare he insult her! "FINE if your somehow telling the truth about being Norway, which I still doubt, then why the fuck could

I not be telling the truth about being South Italy?" She ended this sentence drawing in a breath. This guy seemed to have no comprehension.

skills

considered this for a moment. "I suppose that's a fair enough point. Then why are we both the opposite gender of what the other knows?" It

certainly was intriguing.

paused a moment to consider this. How could this be? And if it was true did all the nations have opposite genders? "I-I don't know..." she

stuttered, at a loss for words.

nodded slowly. "No, I suppose you wouldn't." He stared at the ground for a moment, trying to come up with an explanation. "It may be best

to see what exactly is going on before we try coming up with what the problem is."

supposed this was a good idea. Though how test the theory was beyond her. "Do we just wait until we see another nation then?" she asked.

hummed in consideration. "We could go looking for other nations, but it isn't necessary. If this is common, we're bound to run into someone

eventually."

suddenly felt the need to sit down. She lowered herself onto the park bench he was currently occupying and took a deep breath, her day

just seemed to get stranger and stranger.

leaned back, staring blankly at the sky. It certainly was something to ponder, this gender situation. "So I'm guessing you have a sister,

not a brother, right?"

scowled "yup a stupid fucking useless sister." She decided to turn the question around to avoid talking about herself. "I suppose that also

means that you have brothers instead of sisters huh?" She grinned inwardly at the thought a whole new world of guys I never knew about

sounds fun