Truth or Dare Rp (( EVERYONE JOIN IN!!! ))

"Uh.." Sweatdrop, glances at her hand and chuckles awkwardly, "Kese, ja you're right..Sorry."

Ivan chuckled, the sound airy and breathless, at the young American's reply. "Da, I would assume so. You did not have any trouble procuring a ticket, though? I know travel during the holidays can be difficult and airline prices expensive." He smiled here, the look childish, yet knowing. "Especially a ticket overseas! It must have cost a fortune..." The Russian blinked, violet eyes staring right at America as he awaited an answer, before they briefly settled on Luise.

"I am well, thank you. How is everything over in Berlin?"

The hand on the albinos shoulder began to pat her, like a pet.
"I am glad that you agree."

She looked again at Russia.
"Well, like always, I would say. I have a few problems with my current Federal President, but I guess there is nothing much I can do about it. You surely know what I mean, the enternal conflict between politicians and media."

Her smile faded away slowely as she said so, but recovered fastly, as she noticed the black haired, feminine seeming man, that was also there, but prefered not to say anything.
For now, most people in the house weren't really troublesome, maybe it was really going to be a nice, quiet evening.

"Mm, da. I understand what you mean completely," Russia nodded in agreement, a finger and thumb stroking his chin in thought. "I myself am having problems in regards to my current boss and his own personal views." He laughed, though there was no humor contained therein. "They collide with my own views, but I suppose I just have to put up with it for several years, unless my people revolt."

"Well, I guess we can just count it as my Christmas present to myself!" Alfred grinned at Russia, though he was still inwardly suspicious. He didn't understand what the guy was getting at. Or was reminding him how much he'd spent on the stupid plane tickets Russia's version of small talk? That would make sense, he supposed. Anything to make him to squirm. Ha! Alfred didn't plan on giving him that satisfaction.

"What about you? I'm sure you didn't walk."

"Nyet, I did not walk. Not all the way, at least." Ivan smiled. "I walked to the train station in Moscow, and took the overnight train here to Paris. Then I walked the rest of the way to France's house." Upon finishing his sentence, he found himself gravitating toward the loveseat where Alfred was sitting. He plopped himself down next to his former enemy-- with a good amount of distance between them, of course --so that he could be a bit more at eye-level with the blond. It was only polite. "The walk was cold, but nothing I couldn't handle. The winters in Siberia are much worse than the winters in France."

She pouts and glances at her sister, than around everyone in the room, "You guys are so boring! We should play a fun game, ja?" <3 She grins, hopes that this will get the party going.

Alfred watched Russia closely as he neared the loveseat where he was seated, then sat down next to him. They'd be sitting together tonight, then? Oh, this should be fun. He opened his mouth to reply to him, when he was suddenly interrupted by Prussia.

"A game?" Alfred grinned. "Sounds awesome! What should we play?"

"A game sounds like fun, aru!", Yao commented as he walked over and say himself down in the opposite side of the couch Julchen was sitting on. "What kind of game?"

"I heard about that..." she responeded "You are surely already tired of the 140 percent jokes, hm?" she sat on top of the couchlean, and added "But at least the protests already started over there at your place, as far as I heard?"

She looked down at her sister.
"A game?" Luise tilted her head and looked around again. They were six people, if she hadn't overlooked someone, who she just hadn't seen this evening.
"But not something childish again, please..."

Ivan glanced over at Prussia, lavender eyes curious. "...What sort of game did you have in mind, Prussiya? It is something we all know, da?"

"Ja! How about Truth or Dare~? Awesome game for parties~!"

Alfred grinned wider at the mention of one of his favorite games, already thinking of dares to give everyone else. "Haha, yeah, I love truth or dare! Let's do it!"

Ivan glanced over at Alfred at his exited reaction, immediately trying to figure out what the man was thinking. It couldn't be good...

Then again, he was pretty sure Julchen and Francis wouldn't be thinking of innocent things either. He was screwed if he played this game, but he didn't want to seem like a chicken in front of everyone (especially not America, hell no) so he simply smiled, nodding. "Da, that sounds like a great idea, Prussiya."

Her grin widens a bit, happy to see that people want to play the game. Oh the things she could get the others to do for a good laugh. It was a shame she had no camera on her at the moment to record embarrasing moments and surely use it for blackmail later. Or just to be entertained.

"Then who should ask who first, hm?" She never played Truth or Dare with people other than Francis, Antonio....And believe it or not, Gilbird. So she was curious to see what others ould come up with and who is willing to do it.

"Oh! I'll go first!" Alfred's hand shot up in the air as he wiggled in his seat, enthusiastic.

Roderich decided to show up, but was late because he got lost. Not that he would tell anyone that (though they would probably figure it out) and would probably claim to have changed his mind about coming at the very last minute. He walked up to the door and knocked, wondering why he showed up to this party..

"Alright, Alfred you can start," Ivan glanced up when he heard a knocking on the door, then rose once more to his feet. "I'll be right back..." He walked over to the door, not seeing Francis anywhere, and deciding the other members in the room might be too excited over the prospect of starting the game to notice there was someone knocking. Ivan opened the door, staring at the person there, then smiled. "Ah, privyet, Austria. You made it just on time." Ivan stepped aside, letting the man walk through.

Roderich blinked because he was slightly confused, and almost glad that France hadn't answered the door. He walked in and sighed, glad he wasn't too late, even with his..detour. He looks at the Russian, "Hallo, Russia. What am I 'just in time' for?"

"Ah, everyone else just sat down to play a game of Truth or Dare. Would you like to join? I believe America is going first..." Ivan closed the door, then stepped behind Austria, helping him out of his coat.

"Truth or dare? ..I guess since I'm here I should play too. So, America is here... Who else?" He sighed then smiled slightly, "Danke, Russia."

Wait....What was that? She blinked, hearing a certain Austrians voice and gets up, seeing that the newcomer to the party was infact, Roderich. She sneerd, "Ah?? The priss was invited to? When are cooler people actually gonna show up??"

"Hey!" Alfred pouted as everyone's attention left him in favor of Austria. "Are we playing, or not? I pick... Russia! Truth or dare?"

"Not at all, Austria." He hung the man's coat up, but then frowned slightly when both Prussia and America piped up; one snotty bratty, and one annoying. The smile, however, came back full force when he faced America again, sitting down. "Ah, you pick me first? I suppose I will go with... dare."

"Hmm..."

Alfred paused to think of a suitable dare. Obviously he was pretty much the dare master (no matter what anyone else said), so it wasn't too hard to think of something good; but since it was Russia... well, it had to be something really good. There would be no mercy.

"I dare you toooo...." He grinned, suddenly struck by a brilliant idea. "I dare you to go outside and lick one of the metal lampposts!"