Italy was a religious person. This is something that could usually be considered good... Unless you were in Europe during WWII. Now, as the sweet Italian faces the unspeakable horrors of the concentration camps, it's all too clear he won't come back the same.

Despite all his hardships, Finland always has a smile on his face. One must wonder if anything can bring him into a depression. One thing can. And this one thing can break him. Death is only inevitable for Hanatamago, and the Nordics know all too well how bad Finland is at handling death...

Despite his great abilities, England's magic isn't always that accurate. It's for this reason, that after messing up a revenge spell, that there are suddenly more than one of him running around. All that's for certain is that chaos is ensured.

Latvia is so young and child-like in how he looks and acts that he begins to remind Russia of better times. When Russia begins to occasionally pull the smaller nation closer to him, at first Latvia is frightened, but his brothers coax him to go along with it for the sake of good relations. This new arrangement proves to have good affects on both of them, but good things don't last.

The world has fallen into chaos. Kyoya and the rest of former team Wildfang struggle to survive and stay together in a desperate search for somewhere safe, but destruction and sorrow are close allies. As their lives steadily darken, it becomes more than a challenge to keep the will to live, and suddenly its all too likely that not all four of them will make it out alive.

Utopia. It's been attempted so many times before, but how can it work out? Especially with the human embodiments of the nations running around carelessly. There's a quick fix for that. How better to achieve sameness than with stasis?