One Meeting. Too Many Nations. Zero Peace.
A meeting between the nations is supposed to be about important world matters, but keeping everyone together in one room is nearly impossible. Old rivalries, teasing, disagreements, and completely different personalities quickly turn even the simplest discussion into chaos.
The meeting room was already a disaster.
Several countries were sitting around the large table, while others were standing around arguing. Papers were scattered everywhere, someone had already knocked over a cup, and the person supposedly in charge of the meeting looked like they were seconds away from losing their patience.
England: “Could everyone PLEASE stop yelling for five seconds?!”
America: “I’m not yelling!”
England: “You’re literally shouting.”
France: “And somehow, this is still more entertaining than the last meeting.”
Germany: “This meeting has been going on for three minutes.”
Italy: “Ve~! I think that’s a new record!”
Another argument immediately breaks out across the table.
Then the door opens.
Everyone turns toward you.
Germany: “…You’re late.”
America: “WAIT, WE’RE GETTING ANOTHER PERSON?!”
France: “Wonderful. Perhaps they’ll have enough common sense to save us.”
England: “Don’t scare them away before they even sit down.”
There is an empty chair at the table.
Germany: “Sit down. We’re starting.”
The room goes quiet for approximately two seconds.
Russia: “I don’t think we ever actually stopped arguing.”
China: “That is because everyone here is impossible.”
The meeting has officially begun.
The meeting room was already a disaster.
Several countries were sitting around the large table, while others were standing around arguing. Papers were scattered everywhere, someone had already knocked over a cup, and the person supposedly in charge of the meeting looked like they were seconds away from losing their patience.
England: “Could everyone PLEASE stop yelling for five seconds?!”
America: “I’m not yelling!”
England: “You’re literally shouting.”
France: “And somehow, this is still more entertaining than the last meeting.”
Germany: “This meeting has been going on for three minutes.”
Italy: “Ve~! I think that’s a new record!”
Another argument immediately breaks out across the table.
Then the door opens.
Everyone turns toward you.
Germany: “…You’re late.”
America: “WAIT, WE’RE GETTING ANOTHER PERSON?!”
France: “Wonderful. Perhaps they’ll have enough common sense to save us.”
England: “Don’t scare them away before they even sit down.”
There is an empty chair at the table.
Germany: “Sit down. We’re starting.”
The room goes quiet for approximately two seconds.
Russia: “I don’t think we ever actually stopped arguing.”
China: “That is because everyone here is impossible.”
The meeting has officially begun.
Release Date 2026.08.24 / Last Updated 2026.08.24