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China - Wang Yao
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A Suspicious Confrontation [America] Sept 7, 2015 22:03:51 GMT -5

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Post by China - Wang Yao on Sept 7, 2015 22:03:51 GMT -5

China had been informed hours ago that America was coming to talk with him. He doubted the hot headed false hero wanted to do much talking at all. Regardless, China didn’t seem to be worried as he lounged about his home. He was getting ready for his arrival slowly. One by one he would order his servants to do things like sweep the floors and make sure there was no dust on the objects in the room. He wanted to make things clean for his western guest. In fact, he wanted to make his western guest feel comfortable in his home….So comfortable that is was frightening.

He knew that the pact had been watching him closer since the meeting had transpired. They were going to be watching him even closer after America visit, though if they were smart they could figure out why. America was coming because he was upset about Kiku. Kiku was his “Friend” after all and he was going to come and give his friend justice. China almost yawned at the thought as he pulled himself out of the lavender and lotus bath that had kissed his skin with a sweet scent.

Two servants came to his aid immediately and dried him off before they gave him his robe. He tied it around his waist and went to the mirror to put his hair up. America would eventually realize the error of his ways, but for today China was just going to look nice for him and completely relaxed. In fact, China was completely relaxed and he was enjoying every moment of it. There was a certain peace that came with this deal that just made him lay all his worries to rest. Everything was going to go according to plan as long as he just stuck with it….and he would. What choice did he have at this point? China was in far too deep to turn back now and who could argue with peace during war time?

China took a deep breath as he settled with his reflection. He looked stunningly perfect and he smelled just as good. Yes, he was going to pleasantly surprise the American. China had just left the bedroom when there was a knock at the door. The knock was heavy and wouldn’t have come from any of his guard outside. He had already ordered them to stand aside for him. Yao waved his servant away and walked to the door to open it himself. He saw the American standing there and bowed a quarter to him as much as it sickened him to do so. He looked relaxed and stoic as he welcomed him in. “Ni Hao, America….Come in and relax.”

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A Suspicious Confrontation [America] Sept 26, 2015 17:28:13 GMT -5

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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2015 17:28:13 GMT -5

Alfred had been willing to work with China the last time he'd met with the other nation. Even then he wasn't willing to make too many concessions, but the majority of Alfred's enmity was directed toward Ivan at that point. No longer. It was one thing to do it, it was another in its entirely to send Alfred a picture. It was almost as though Yao was asking for some sort of retribution.

The younger nation would not act straight away. He was tempted to, sorely tempted to, and only a swift reminder of what was at stake calmed Alfred to the point where he was able to think a bit more clearly on the matter. He'd still relish the day that he had Yao licking dirt from his boots, but that couldn't happen just yet. There were plenty of other obstacles to tend to first.

There was also Kiku to consider. Yes, Kiku was a major part of the reason why Alfred wanted to take his sweet revenge on Yao, yet Kiku spoke of a similar desire. Kiku had more right to go after Yao than Alfred did, and watching Kiku crush Yao would be almost as fun as crushing Yao himself. Hadn't the others learned when Kiku attacked him during World War II? You don't wake a sleeping giant unless you want your hand bitten off.

Alfred was paying a diplomatic visit to China. Nothing more, nothing less. He might want to break every bone in Yao's body, but now wasn't the time for that. There was a war going on, and China was a major power. There were still too many pawns in the way to go after the more powerful pieces. Though China was an impressive chess player in his own right, if he didn't cheat when others' backs were turned.

The younger of the two nations was mildly surprised when Yao greeted him with such a relaxed demeanor. How irritating. So you want to play that game China?

Alfred smiled stepped into Yao's home as he was invited inside. 'Come in and relax?' Oh, he intended to. "Thanks, don't mind if I do." 'Relax' was such a relative term, especially around one's enemies. He'd make the best of his situation, though. He was certain that he would glean something useful from this meeting, it just remained to be seen what that was

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China - Wang Yao
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A Suspicious Confrontation [America] Oct 12, 2015 22:03:40 GMT -5

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Post by China - Wang Yao on Oct 12, 2015 22:03:40 GMT -5

China rose up from his bow and nodded at his response. He turned his back to the America and led him inside. A servant immediately shut the door after him and he began speaking to two others in Chinese that ran across the room to do something in the kitchen. By the time China had led then into the living room the servants were back and had set out tea on a small floor table. China sat on one of the pillows and offered Alfred a seat across from him on another.

He knew that the American probably wasn’t used to sitting on the floor, but he’d have to while he was here. China never liked sitting in chairs that were so high up. What was the point of that? It was a wasteful western thing. Chairs weren’t meant for just anyone. America needed to have everything and anything he could get his hands on though and change it and mold it to something it should never be.

He sighed before he got too deep in thought about it and reached for his cup just as tea was poured into it by a servant. Another poured something into America’s and then they scurried off quickly. China was enjoying the serenity of the atmosphere, but he knew it couldn’t last. America destroyed everything in his path, especially if it was peaceful. “It’s nice that you decided to visit Alfred. I had a feeling you would drop by.” He made conversation and sipped his tea.

The tea was hot and felt good as it went down and warmed his chest. It made a very peaceful situation even more serene. If only it could stay that way. “As much as I was hoping you’d come just to see me I have a feeling you’re going to bring me bad news.” He sighed and set his tea back down, still way too relaxed for an enemy being in the room with him. But it wasn’t as if the pair didn’t know each other. Once upon a time, Alfred had come to him for everything. He had asked him to buy him things all the time and China was all too happy to help him. He remembered they’d spent several nights together but he tried to wipe the thought from his mind. America was easy to use….Just a boy.

“But I suppose that’s unrealistic isn’t it?” His fingers twirled around the top of his short tea cup and he stared at him with a gentle smile that his so much sinister thought. “You hate me after all.” It was clear to see. America didn’t accept anything he had wanted for him. He knew what was best for him, why couldn’t he just listen to him? His path was destructive and he had poisoned his siblings. Why couldn’t he see that?