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Country: Azerbaijan (meaning either "protected by fire" or "place of holy fire") Capital:  Baku Languages: Azerbaijani; secondary Russian and Turkish; tertiary English, German and Arabic Birthday: 28 May (1918; successful establishment of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic) Important Dates: Independence from the Soviet Union   Declared 30 August 1991   Completed 18 October 1991 Current Boss: Ilham Aliyev (Azerbaijan likes him immensely, though he's still second to his father.) Human Name:   Anar  ("will understand", joked as being rather ironic for someone as confusing as him); Aliyev (from his almost deified leader Heydar and his

The battlefield had long since been deserted by the time he woke up. The rancid smell of death hung in the air, far thicker than when the battle had been ongoing. It could no longer be covered up by adrenaline that coursed through their veins or the sense of fulfilling and belief that their actions were honourable and important; now there was just a feeling of desolation and abandonment, accompanied by a heavy weight on the chest. For Denmark, he realised that this weight wasn't just figurative and was the literal source of the difficulty he was having with breathing. He gave the hardest shove he could to whatever it was, difficult in the w

"Denmark, hand over that photo!" The accused took a step back, holding onto the offending picture with a grin. "But you look adorable, and where can I find another photo like this?" He cooed, looking at the picture again. It was a shot from Hungary's camera (damn her, Norway cursed) of them together, Norway sitting of Denmark's lap with his face bright red from embarrassment and surprise. It had to be destroyed. "There's a reason why you can't, now burn that picture!" he demanded. The digital copy could be disposed of later, but until then all of his emotion would go towards getting rid of this one. "Don't worry, I'll keep a good hold of t

The next morning in the Scandinavian household was a slow and lazy one. All the residents eventually found themselves awake at around 10 but only a few seemed to be intent on doing anything. Iceland was dressed, as was Finland (who was still chirpy due to the season), Sweden and Sealand. That just left Norway and Denmark lounging together on the couch. At 10:30 Finland picked his keys. "We'll be out for most of the day. Sealand wants to do some more Christmas things and see friends. Help yourself to leftover food while we're gone." Denmark waved but Sweden got in the last word before they left. "D'n't d'm'ge th' h'se wh'le w're g'ne." Denma