Hetalia Germany Prussia Novels & Stories

Beatrice’s POV Jagdschloss Glienicke stood before me, its French Baroque grandeur a slap in Velan’s undead face. Prince Carl von Preussen snagged it in 1859 as a summer palace for his son—Velan Preussianheardt himself. Now, it sat smugly in wolf territory, and I couldn’t help but smirk imagining Velan grinding his fangs over it. Principal Dietrich had picked this spot out of pure spite, I’d bet, a subtle knife twist, just his style.

Theo appeared excitedly talking to Elisabet. "I wish I stayed in Germany too." She sighed. "I stay in Austria, they speak German too." Theo replied. "Daddy i wana go to Austria too." she said looking up to her dad Prince Alexius stared at his son and with curiosity and hurt clear in his eyes. His chest tightened at the thought of his Lucia being intimate with Khristian. What had become off his life ? - "Alexius ?" He blinked his eyes open revealing his cousin Elias. "I have been calling you-" Elias said clearly irritated.

"Your Highness." "I would like to introduce you to my long-lost Granddaughter, The First Princess of the Werewolf Kingdom," The door opened and Kari walked into the room with her arm linked through Grant's. There were gasps and I noticed Kari stiffen as she walked closer. I could tell Hela had her hackles up just looking at her struggle, one of her eyes going purple as she tried to hold Hela back. "What nonsense is this? The Prince has no children." Alpha Klaus from the German Pack snorted.

Their resources and strength were insufficient to defend against the aggressors. King Edward Herman, deeply distressed by the ongoing attacks and the plight of his people, summoned all his ministers, nobles, and officers for a meeting to discuss a solution. During this meeting, one minister proposed seeking help from neighboring Country A. Consequently, an agreement was reached for Princess Victoria Herman to marry King Alexander Knight of Country A.

He will fvck me anytime, any day. And now another piece of news, I can't just stay a day in this castle without one meeting or outing or the other, what is the reason for traveling to Prussiate. Prussiate is a bad kingdom, and they are enemies with the Guham kingdom. I have a bad feeling about going to that kingdom. @pop precious

Primo was a fucking monster! “Will you answer me now? Where in the world did you bring Georgia?” Primo was mad. Heinrich knew it. Fuck, did he press the berserk button instead of the realization button? He was just trying to make him realize what he has been doing so far but… It looked like it led him to pressing his berserk button instead. It was his mistake for trying to take him physically.

But he sneered, his defiance flickering momentarily before he drew his sword, pressing its cold edge against her neck. "You’re the biggest fool if you still think you’re the Crown Princess," he mocked, his voice dripping with disdain. "Germany belongs to Euphoria now. It’s ruled by Alpha King Thomas. You’re no one. Just a relic of a fallen kingdom." His words struck like a venomous lash, but before either could act further, the faint sound of footsteps echoed down the corridor. Both froze, their breath hitching. “Leave,” she hissed, her tone low and deadly. “Find your own way out of this mess. If you’re caught, don’t even think about dragging me down with you.”

✦✦✦ INDEX FOR GERMAN AND OTHER WORDS THAT WERE MENTIONED: Weser River—Second longest river in Northern Germany Gero—means 'spear' Verfluchte Hunde—cursed dogs/damned dogs Teotuburg Forest—a forest in Germany Baldur—means 'prince/lord' Volker—means 'people's army' Germanic tribe/warrior—Ancient German people Cherusci, Marsi, Chatti, Bructeri—Germanic tribes Roman Legions/soldiers—Roman Empire’s army, composed of 5,000-6,000 soldiers in one legion

Prussia's borders according to the Vienna Treaties of 1814-15 are not favorable for a healthy, vital state. It is not by speeches and majority resolutions that the great questions of the time are decided – that was the big mistake of 1848 and 1849 – but by iron and blood. Last year's appropriation has been carried out, for whatever reasons, it is a matter of indifference, he [Bismarck himself] is sincerely seeking the path of agreement whether he finds it does not depend on him alone.