Wilkommen.
Name:
Provincie Zeeland
Human Name:
Avel V. Metternich
Physical Age:
18
Physical Descriptors:
+ Ash blonde hair
+ Grey eyes
+ Thick circular glasses
+ Long, slender fingers
Height and Weight:
1.85 M , 78 kg
Languages Spoken and Written:
Standard Dutch and Zeêuws dialect, Standard French, Standard German, Standard English
Flag and Motto:
"Luctor et emergo"
(I struggle, and Emerge)
Capital City:
Middelburg
Brief Synopsis:
+ Pacifist
+ Plays the piano a little too enthusiastically
+ Trains pigeons
+ Prefers soft noise to quiet
+ Completely blind without his glasses
+ Does not take separation from family well
+ Accepting of almost all lifestyles
+ Does not tolerate willful hate
+ Terrified of deep water
Provincie Zeeland
Human Name:
Avel V. Metternich
Physical Age:
18
Physical Descriptors:
+ Ash blonde hair
+ Grey eyes
+ Thick circular glasses
+ Long, slender fingers
Height and Weight:
1.85 M , 78 kg
Languages Spoken and Written:
Standard Dutch and Zeêuws dialect, Standard French, Standard German, Standard English
Flag and Motto:
"Luctor et emergo"
(I struggle, and Emerge)
Capital City:
Middelburg
Brief Synopsis:
+ Pacifist
+ Plays the piano a little too enthusiastically
+ Trains pigeons
+ Prefers soft noise to quiet
+ Completely blind without his glasses
+ Does not take separation from family well
+ Accepting of almost all lifestyles
+ Does not tolerate willful hate
+ Terrified of deep water
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*Once inside, the ever-smiling man chanced a brief look around the compound before returning his violet gaze to the one he had come all this way to visit; most particularly and unashamedly to his swollen cheek. His arm rose slightly to better demonstrate the basket, the smile on the Russian's round face soft and warm.* S dnem rozhdeniya, malenki~ <3
The walk had been a little bit longer than he remembered, but Ivan didn't mind the distance. It was good to get out, good to take the air once in awhile. Especially with how much he had been staying to his house lately; playing a game of stubbornness with his boss that made him feel every moment in threat of being carted away for re-education. But that kind of thing didn't happen anymore.. or so they said. His boss had thought he had complete control of the Russian, but things had proved quite to the contrary even since his return to relative normality. Sunday's elections had proved what he, what his people, could do if not treated as they should be.
Pausing before the modest structure, Ivan wondered briefly if he had found the right place at last. He vaguely recognized the place, but.. it had been a very, very long time. Stepping up to the door, he knocked his glove-covered knuckles against the wooden frame; the prospect of buzzing the bell not immediately occurring to him.*