[ M ] eetings were such a bore-- especially for the Italian man here. They always consisted of senseless bickering; always trying to show the other nations which place was better. Always trying to hurt and frighten the others into submission. It was always the same. And it's not like these meetings ever got anything solved. If anything they always made things worse.
The man let out a loud sigh as he stood from his seat, quietly-- and quickly-- exiting the room from whence he came. Thankfully, no one noticed his exit. Rolling his eyes, the man grumbled as he shoved his hands into his pockets, his usually neatly combed hair falling in his face from lack of care. After a while of aimless wandering, the Italian spotted a water cooler and decided to grab a small paper cup and have a drink. He needed something to do, he was bored.
He was actually beginning to feel a little more cheerful, as cheerful as he could possibly be, until he heard someone come up behind him. Wonderful.
"- feliciano ? who's-- " turning around, the paper cup still in his grasp, the man spotted the woman before him.
He was. . . confused, to say the least. She looked like Hungary, but she also. . . didn't?
"- che cosa ? who are you?. . . and honestly, if anything, it is you who's dressed weirdly "