Team Observe(Lithuana and Tina)

[[x] Norway]

Norway stood outside the warehouse and waited. He wondered what was taking the two other members of his team so long. The nordic man sighed and rest his back on the cold wall of the warehouse building. He had everything right? Food, water, sleeping bag, journal to write everything he saw down, pens, rifle, matches, sword, and his wedding ring. Thats all he needed right?

The scandinavian country sighed, he was worried. What if something went wrong, something always went wrong and he was always there when it happened....what if he died on this mission...what if his husband was going to be forced to see Lithuania and Argentina carrying his lifeless body back...Norway had to shake that thought out of his mind. Worrying wasnt going to get him anywhere...inhaling slowly he closed his eyes and just waited.

[Argentina]

Argentina slipped out the warehouse door, just in time to find Norway waiting patiently for her arrival. She straightened out her posture and bounded over to him quickly. She brought a good-sized pack of her own, just in case. There was nothing wrong with being careful, and she only brought the essentials.

Argentina couldn't seem to find her gun - of all the times she could have misplaced her weapon! - and brought an assault rifle from the free stock that was kept in case of emergencies. The gun was strapped around her body, from her shoulder, to her waist. She also thought ahead to bring all new ammo to re-fill her new borrowed weapon, and kept spare bullets on a belt around her waist. Unlike the last-minute partner exchange for the last mission, Tina had more time for preparation.

"I'm here." She called as she stopped at Norway's side. Looking around, the South American nation realized they were missing someone. She hadn't noticed from afar that Lithuania was yet to join Norway. "Where's Lituania?" Argentina asked, adjusting the strap of the backpack that was slung over her shoulder.

[[x] Norway]

Norway looked over to Argentina and nodded at her presence. "I dont know where he is.." The nordic said as he looked back to the woods. In his mind he was trying to have stradegy's ready. It never hurt to have back up plan after back up plan because tons of things can go wrong during these missions.

He started messing with his ring that was around his finger and he tried to think. The ring was kind of a comfort blanket at the moment, it made him calm down and it helped him relax. Norway wanted to tell Canada goodbye but he couldnt find the younger man anywhere. He did leave a note on the Canadian's bunk and told him he was leaving on the mission but he wished that he actually told him all of this to Canada's face.

[Lithuania]

Lithuania hurried out to where his team mates were waiting. He'd had to go back and collect his pistol. He didn't ever plan on using it, and hated the thing, it always reminded him of the cold war when 'swords were not suitable'. His sword was all he would need.

"I'm sorry I'm late...I forgot something!" He apologised profusely to the other two, nodding his head at them.

Lithuania pulled his hair tie out from his pocket and tipped his head forward before pulling his hair back into a ponytail so it wouldn't get in his face.

"Did I keep you waiting long?"

[[x] Norway]

Norway shook his head at the long haired man and said, "Not really, but its good your hear now." He gulped and rubbed his arms awkwardly. He didnt really know the two nations much, but he knew Lithuania a little bit better then he did with Argentina.

He looked at the two nations and said, "We need to start moving now, when we get closer to the area that the zombies are at I will tell you guys the plan, sound good?"

[Argentina]

Seeing Lithuania arrive and pull his hair back in a hair tie reminded Argentina of something. She quickly pulled her own hair tie from the braid going down one side, over her shoulder. As Norway answered Lithuania and mentioned heading out, Tina re-tied her hair in a full braid that went down her back.

"Sure, sounds fine with me." Argentina replied, finished styling her hair and putting her hands back on her weapon. She tapped at the side of her gun, listening to the faint rattle of the bullets inside. Tina turned to look over her shoulder at Lithuania. "Agreed?" She asked, wanting to be clear with the duo she was partnered with.

Argentina silently wished she had been partnered up with at least one nation she knew well enough. It wasn't that she didn't trust Norway and Lithuania, but it was always better to have a good friend to fight beside, and she barely knew the two elders. Maybe next mission would be easier on her...

But for now, Argentina was planning to put all her focus on the mission at hand.

[Lithuania]

"Sorry about that." He nodded his head slightly, apologetic.

"Fine with me." Lithuania said as he watched Argentina braid her hair with swift fingers, he had been wondering if she was going to keep it down, and wondering whether he should say anything. He hated it when his hair got in his eyes.

"Which way are we going first?" He looked around, if they were going round the perimeter then they had two ways they could go. Obviously not through the middle, they'd get in the way of the other teams, but it didn't really matter which way round the outside they went. Unless Norway had it specifically planned.

[[x] Norway]

"We'll head from from the west...." Norway said as he pointed that way. "To me it seems like it would be the easiest route, is that alright?" he asked his two teammates. He wanted to make sure that what he was doing and choosing was good for everyone in his team. He didnt want to be the only one making the decisions...even though he was the team leader.

The nordic man looked at both Lithuania and Argentina for approval.

[[England's edit: Actually, Argentina pulled out, so.... just have a time skip and pretend she was never there xD]]

[Lithuania]

"Of course." Lithuania nodded and started moving in that direction, glancing sideways at his team mate.

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"Everything's been clear so far. It's strange." He tipped his head slightly, biting the corner of his lip.

Yes, there being nothing was a good thing...but it could also be very bad...for them (Himself and Norway) it was good, they were relatively safe, but for the other teams it could be a catastrophe. If the smaller, 'normal' zombies were all flocking to the other groups they could be hopelessly outnumbered.

As for the new mutated one...or plural, well...he didn't want to think about it.