niepokonany | Third Uprising [Video and Action]

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[Poland is dangling from one of the structures on the playground in a position that's far more comfortable than it looks, the urge to try and talk to people having struck him during his morning walk.]

Okay, but no, like, here's what I totally don't get. Did they like, just kidnap us to hang out and play house or whatever? 'Cause for all I've heard about some war, I'm only sure this isn't some weirdo Russian plot to bore me to death 'cause he'd never be able to get Fryderyk in on something like that. And I guess 'cause Siberia is way more boring than here, not to mention there's a ton less food.

So I was thinking, like, I'd check out the rest of the enclosure. Has anyone found anything awesome out there? Like, how far can we go? Is there anywhere nobody's been to yet? 'Cause I so wanna see it if there is!

Also, I was thinking and stuff... Like, if dead people can show up here, pretty much anyone can, right? So... Like... I mean, the other nations could, too. Which would be hella rad if it was like Hungary or Italy or someone, but, um...

I guess what I'm saying is, I'm super bored anyway, so I wanna start training again!

[Also that he doesn't want to get his ass kicked if Russia or Prussia turns up.]

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[In the morning, he's wandering around the village, looking for anything to keep him amused, when he spots a small structure he'd overlooked before, probably because it's between two residential buildings he rarely has any need to go to. Once he gets closer, though, he recognizes it--and just stops in his tracks for a moment, staring at it with intensity. There are stables. Which means in all likelihood there are horses, which means he will goddamn well get one somehow. A Pole without a horse is like a body without a soul, right? Maybe if he asks someone inside, they can help him figure out how to get one...

After the stables, he goes about his errands in town, dropping by the grocery store for vegetables and cheese, the bakery for some hearty, grainy bread, and then the clothing store to see if there's anything he likes. Maybe today will be the day he tries out some of those future-clothes! ]

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[Wow Poland, you're going to get fat from all that food.]

We should cook it for everyone in the house together. Though I'm not an expert in the kitchen.

Polish food is too awesome to mess up. You totally can't go wrong, am I right?

[Of course he's right! And wow rude, he's a nation, do you know how much a whole nation can eat without getting fat?]

Well of course not, Feliks. But you're more likely the expert on cooking than I am.

[Really, he sucks at cooking. He had to have people make everything for him.]

Well, like, age and experience, right?

[Who's an old man, again? He grins, picking up a loaf of bread to go with that soup later.]

If you were as old as me, maybe you'd kick ass at it, too!

[More so, probably, considering how very intently Feliks tends to avoid doing work when there are other people to do it.]

I don't know if a human is able to live that long.

[He sounds so matter of factual.]

But still, I suppose you're right.

Whatever, details, details!

[Yeah no, he has a really poor understanding of the logistics of being a human.]

Do humans even get older here?

Yes we age, people have birthdays here.

[Though speaking of birthdays...]

Feliks, wasn't yours in November? I completely forgot to get you a present. I'm so sorry.

November? Um... no? I usually go by my baptism day, that's in April...

[Polish Independence Day celebrates his re-establishment in 1918, so November 11th means very little to him now.]

O-Oh. Last time you were here, you told me it was in November. Then again you seemed to be from present times so perhaps you changed your birthday in the future.

[He doesn't really know because he wasn't alive.]

Oh. Well... Maybe I'll get a new birthday when I get free again!

[As always, that's a when, not an if.]

I know you will, Feliks. If your future self was any indication.

[He knows you'll be free.]

An independence day sounds like a bitchin' time for a birthday, right? I kinda don't exactly have one now, though--I do my name day and my baptism day, but like, I don't actually have much of a clue when I was born!

[He appreciates your confidence, even if he has enough of his own to pull himself through.]

Well mine is in March on the first, though I'm sure you know.

[He was born and he's sure you were there. Maybe.]

As if I'd forget!

[He wraps around his arm, smiles up at him.]

That's like, before Lent this year, so we should defs have a good party for you!

Edited 2014-01-21 06:23 (UTC)

[Excuse him, he might turn a light color of pink.]

Technically I should be in the hundreds in terms of age, shouldn't I?

No clue? I mean, like, there's a ton of people from the future, but how are we supposed to tell which of their times is, like, really a thing, right?

Well I did find a textbook about me, which was very... Strange to say the least. It was almost as if my entire life was out in the open for people to see.

No, seriously? That sounds super weird.

I wonder if there are books about my history here...

[Oh god, please stop him from looking...]

You'd be surprised what you can find here.

[Hopefully he didn't weird you out, Poland.]

Is it just, like, there? In the library?

That's right. Out in the opening.

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