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[Axis Powers Hetalia, America/England: Alfred Jones and the Lost City of Gold 2/?]
Title: Alfred Jones and the Lost City of Gold 2/? [FF.Net Link] [Previous Chapters]
Fandom: Axis Powers Hetalia
Genre: Action/Adventure/Romance/FLUFF
Rating: PG-13 (language, thanks Tony)
Characters/Pairing: America/England, Poland/Lithuania, Tony
Word Count: 3,088
Summary: Sequel to Alfred Jones and the Curse of the Pharaoh. America and England embark on a journey to seek out the Inca Lost City of Gold and are drawn into a web of mystery that spans three countries as well as into depths never before explored by another person. But they'll need more than just luck tackle this adventure, for the city is not just lost....it is hidden and well-protected.
Notes: So sorry for the delay on this. I was working on getting the final three chapters of my other chapter fic, The Adventure of the Famous Fiddler finished up along with having a bit of a writer's block. Hopefully this was worth the wait!
( He felt the fabric slipping through his fingers and felt his own heart stop at the thought that he could have America so close, yet could still so easily lose him again. )
Fandom: Axis Powers Hetalia
Genre: Action/Adventure/Romance/FLUFF
Rating: PG-13 (language, thanks Tony)
Characters/Pairing: America/England, Poland/Lithuania, Tony
Word Count: 3,088
Summary: Sequel to Alfred Jones and the Curse of the Pharaoh. America and England embark on a journey to seek out the Inca Lost City of Gold and are drawn into a web of mystery that spans three countries as well as into depths never before explored by another person. But they'll need more than just luck tackle this adventure, for the city is not just lost....it is hidden and well-protected.
Notes: So sorry for the delay on this. I was working on getting the final three chapters of my other chapter fic, The Adventure of the Famous Fiddler finished up along with having a bit of a writer's block. Hopefully this was worth the wait!
( He felt the fabric slipping through his fingers and felt his own heart stop at the thought that he could have America so close, yet could still so easily lose him again. )