Hetalia Greece Novels & Stories

“Yes. That’s what I thought. You would never go to Greece without telling me.” I crossed the room and lowered myself into the chair opposite the sofa. My legs felt steadier now that the last piece had clicked into place. “I was confused too,” I said. “I thought maybe there was something you hadn’t told me. But the way Leon spoke about it… it was too confident to be guesswork.” Alaric’s eyes narrowed. “Leon told you I went to Greece?” “Yes.” I leaned back slightly. “He said he saw you there himself. That you weren’t alone.”

A faint smile, the first in what felt like ages, tugged at the corners of his lips as Dax, his ever-loyal friend, bounded into view. The large dog circled excitedly, tail wagging furiously, a beacon of unwavering loyalty amidst the chaos. Hera approached, her face etched with a mixture of relief and sorrow. " Δεν μπορούσαμε να σώσουμε τον Άδη (We couldn't save Hades)," she said softly, her words instantly wiping the smile from Ace's face.

ARIA “Do you know the Greek alphabet?” He tensed. “I don’t think so…” He murmured scratching his head. “Well, you use it every day. It starts with the letter ‘Αα’ I wrote it in my notebook, and goes like this… ‘Ββ, Γγ, Δδ, Εε, Ζζ, Ηη, Θθ, … Ωω’. I stopped writing when I finished all 24 letters. You’re using their alphabet for your ranks. Now, the Alpha, it’s you. Next is the Beta (Ββ). It is pronounced Veta with a v, not a b. Like saying, vet. Then Gamma (Γγ) is pronounced yamma with y, not g, like when you say yellow. Then delta is like th in the word then, not a d. Epsilon is easy. Zeta, Eta, Theta like the th in thorn. I’ll skip the rest ‘cause I don’t need them, and I’ll go to the end. T