[[Sure, that'd be fine c:
Just give me a moment and I'll have this post edited with Morocco's beginning post.
Be prepared for total-bipolar-ness.]]
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You take the breath right out of me.
You left a hole where my heart should be.
You got to fight just to make it through,'cause I will be the death of you.
Morocco exited her house and entered the stable with a tired sigh, too exhausted to take another step as she slumped herself against one of the open stall doors, crossing her arms over the hard dark-brown colored surface that was known as wood. The horses, a large number of atleast one hundred, probably more, welcomed their owner with excited whinnies, neighs, and snorts. The stable was full of commotion for a moment, but when she gave no reply they eventually settled down. A meow came from the wood that made up part of the cieling, two dark green eyes that matched the nation's own staring down at her.
"..I know that's you Malicco." Morocco breathed, a tone that showed just how bored and upset she was. "Go hunt a rat or mouse for Momma Morocco."
[And yes, Malicco is Morocco's nekotalia form.]
Giving a hiss of displeasure, the calico-tabby barn cat hopped to her feet and jumped from board-to-board, making her way across the barn.
The female nation sunk to her knees, bringing a hand up to her sweating forehead to whipe sweat off of her brow. Her war uniform was dirty, caked in sand, dirt, and hay. Her eyes wore bags underneath them, having apparently gotten no sleep for the time being. Her eyes were dull and did not retain their natural feirce-ness like one would expect her to have, as usual. Her overall stature proved she was actually, for once, out of 'it'- plain outright tired.
"Oh, woe is me,"
She mocked herself, tone becoming hostile as she leaned against the door of the stall.
"I need to pick a side. I must. I need to. It's for the good of the World." She began, as if telling the horses that. Even if they could understand, they couldn't help.
Even if she did have some of them take part in the cavalry of her nation.
But that's besides the point, especially at this time.
"But I have no reason except for my own pleasure in the taste and smell of death and bloodshed, sending my adrenaline rushing. Until someone decides to attack my country or request my assistance, I will do nothing. I shall not fight.
"Even though I long, and lust to march into battle, leading my military on my stallion, or armed inside a tank, maybe even flying in. But alas, I can do NOTHING !" She slammed her fist into the stall door, causing some of the horses to move about in discomfort.
"Unless...Unless I attack first.."
I know that I can find the fire in your eyes. I'm going all the way, get away, please.
Soraphine Bonnefoy Bouchtat