Where I went - Chapter 4

Russia walked into the dark room. "Hello Amerika," He smiled creepily at the blonde.

America looked up at Russia as he greeted him. "Just let me go," he slightly mumbled.

"But where would you go, da? You still don't remember anything." He walked over to America so he was hovering over him.

"I remember enough to get out of here," America spat at the Russian as he glared at him.

"Like what, da?" Russia grabbed a fistful of his hair, pulling his face up to look at him.

"I-I......T-that..." Honestly America couldn't remember anything. His whole life had disappeared from his mind.
"See, I was right. You don't remember anything. So what makes you think that you can get out of here?" Russia asked him while pulling the headband out of his pocket and quickly whipping it behind his back so the American couldn't see it.

America stuttered, "I-I."

"You what?" Russia smiled.

"Don't you think my family and friends will be looking for me?" He said, trying to change the subject.

"You shouldn't be worrying about that," Russia grabbed hold of America's hands, then he took the headband out from his back and put the headband acrossed America's eyes.

"W-What are you doing!?" America panicked, trying to move or get away, but he still barely could move due to the pills.

"Amerika, you must obey me," he commanded America while turning on the headband. The headband flashed different colors, it was warming up.
"I-I won't," America said closing his eyes to protect them from the flashing lights.

"But... you will," Russia pushed a button on the headband. The headband flashed a bright purple color. "You will obey me, you will have a whole different life, you won't remember anything from your past, only replace them with new memories with me," Russia told America. It wasn't a statement, with Russia, it would be true.

"I-I WON"T ...I C-Can't..I Ca......" America's voice went dead. He had opened his eyes, not knowing what he just did to himself.

Russia knew what happened and smiled in his twisted manner and walked away from this. He had work he had to finish up.