[askmisscracow]

Cracow says hi and welcomes you in her house! Ask the little sister of Poland, The Free, Independent, and Strictly Neutral City of Cracow with its Territory anything you'd like to know about her life as a little republic in post-napoleon Europe and the haven for Poles from the other partitions.

Characters:

Cracow, Wanda Łukasiewiczówna,

Age: 7(physically)

Likes: art, drawing, bedtime stories, her big brother and his capital, walking and admiring her architecture, her governess.

Prussia, Russia and Austria are her protector powers and take care of her, even if she lives on her own. For example, Prussia hired the governess, Austria or Vienna regularly visit and supervise her education in person, as well as provide many of the materials and Russia takes her on trips that are educational too, in a way.

Edith Schmidt

The Prussian governess, hired to make sure Cracow is well educated(and that it goes the way they want it)

Previously had no idea that personifications exist, is still very confused about everything. For example, she has no idea about the human names existing.

Not as strict as she could be, because Cracow is very childish and little and she does not have the heart.

Normally, a governess would not be a part of the household, but there are like, 6 people in the house so they all eat together, including Cracow. Except that she's Prussian and only speaks German for now, and the others are all Polish. They speak a little German. But she doesn't know Polish at all.

Others in the household:

Stasia, old cook, used to work for the previous mister Cracow.(WHAT!!! Drama shall happen) Babies Cracow a lot, she plays with her grandchildren sometimes

Jaśko, the handyman of the house. Does the job, and a lot more than what he's supposed to because there isn't a need for many people to be employed. Edith thinks he's a bad influence.

Zosia, the older maid smiley, nice, a bit shy. Cutely flirts with Jaśko all the time they are together.

Grzegorz, takes care of the singular horse that lives with them and the outside of the house in general. Napoleonic wars veteran who had fought alongside Poland.

Bartosz, a government clerk who does Cracow's paperwork and takes care of the official side of things. He was named after Bartosz Głowacki. Doesn't live with them but visits as frequently as he can. Edith thinks he's a good influence. He's not so sure of it.

Marianka, kitchen help, eyes full of stars, head devoid of thoughts.

Aniela, the younger maid, little miss sarcastic, the actual bad influence here

Okay, now about me/my Hetalia headcannons/ this blog:

Hi, my name is Viburnum and I am a teenage Polish artist, writer and history lover, all amateur. Been in the Hetalia fandom for a few years now and as such, I have excessive headcannons and multiple OCs. I mainly focus on my Capitalia or Citytalia characters, who are personifications of various cities and capitals. Sometimes, they may replace the canon characters in the roles we know them under. So, I'm sorry if this doesn't include as much Austria/Prussia/ Russia as you'd like.

In general, in my AU, all capitals, many major cities and many regions have personifications. There is also a social hierarchy they've got themselves going on that I may explain in the future. I'll tag it "loredrop".

Also it's semi- nations revealed, because they aren't public knowledge completely(like those social media AUs), they use their human names in documentation, but they are well known to high ranking military leaders , policemen, they interact with politicians of various ranks and with everyday people. There is something akin to a Fidelius curse from Harry Potter(I grew up a potterhead so I can't really help relating things to it, fuck jk though) on all of them, meaning that people normally don't notice the weirdness, can't figure anything out on their own, they need to be allowed to notice it by a personification and be directly told the truth.

I will also include historical events, eventually, because not much is going to happen for now. Those will be tagged "storytime".

You can ask any character mentioned in the dots above, as well as me. Specify to whom the question is meant with a name.(Mine is Viburnum). Also sometimes others may join. I'll make sure to make proper edits to this post in such a case.

Ah well... Enjoy!

[askmisscracow]

Origins: Part 5.

It... Took me a while. I apologise profusely.

Anyways, this is conclusion of the origins comic. I might make more comics in the future but. I don't think it's really my strong suit. It was a sorta prequel to where the blog is supposed to be(1824). It's set about half a year earlier I would say?

That is to say I would love to receive some asks(at last) to deal with over some time off school!

Handwriting deciphered under the cut.

Adieu!

1st panel— Edith: I understand.

3rd panel— Vinzent(I'm changing his name slightly): great then!

5th panel— Vinzent: Oh, sweetheart!

6th panel—Vinzent: Come on in!

7th panel— Vinzent: Miss Schmidt, this is our little Cracow.

8th panel— Vinzent: She's just a little shy!

9th panel— Vinzent: C'mon! Go to miss governess!

10th panel— Vinzent: We shall now leave you alone. How about you two finish the tour of the house in the meantime!

11th panel— Edith: Of course!

12th panel— Wanda: So, here is the corridor —

13th panel—Wanda: The dining room —

14th panel—Wanda: Here is the garden—

15th panel—Wanda: And this is my bedroom!

16th panel—Wanda: Do you like it?

17th panel— Edith: It is a very pleasant room...

[askmisscracow]

I've made a new header!

It's a redraw of the last one I made almost exactly two years ago, in 2024. It's a bit ahead of our current timeline but I just had this idea for the portrait to be from this specific time period.(The 1840s). Maybe I'll make a baby picture!

And it has been a year since I made this blog! And I've had no asks since... Please! My inbox is always open!

[askmisscracow]

Origins: Part 4!

Some lore and a couple of cameos, oc and canon and a different artsyle for the lore. I anticipate this will be over soon. We're getting somewhere, my esteemed guests.

My handwriting deciphered under the cut, in case it's not legible.

Adieu!

1st panel— Hans: I say we move on to the office, shall we?

2nd panel— Hans: I fear it's impossible to progress without some explaining.

5-6th panel— Vincenz: How do I explain this, actually? I trust you've already realised this isn't a regular job.

8-9th panel— Vincenz: Neither us nor the child count as normal. We are an odd people.

The gray background panels' text(it's also Vin): Personifications. Born of the ground we represent, with the purpose— to represent, serve and protect. We are as much members of the community as we are above and beyond it. We are still born young, however.

17th panel— Vinzenz: That is where you come in.

[askmisscracow]

Origins: Part 3, I apologise for it took me a while. The muses have left me and what is an artist if not a puppet at the hands of the nine goddesses. I wouldn't have it any other way however.

Mixed colour of the speech bubble means a mix between languages, either switching(the first mixed bubble, colour swapping rather clearly in the middle) or a mix of languages within the same sentence(the second mixed bubble, the colours mixing across the entire bubble.

Handwriting deciphered under the cut.

Adieu!

Alright, since there is quite a lot of speaking and no breaks, I'm just going to assign who is saying what and not in what panel.

Bartosz: Miss Schmidt, allow me to introduce you to the staff of this manor.

Edith: Is this necessary—

Bartosz: This is our wonderful cook, mrs Stasia. The kitchen help Marianka. Zosia, the headmaid and Aniela, the housemaid. Grzegorz is the gardener, I suppose. And Janek is— what is it you actually do?

Janek: I guess whatever needs to be done!

Bartosz: That would be the entire household, miss—

Edith: But why would I know their names? I didn't even catch most.

Bartosz: Well—

Vincenz: Mister Promenetzky! What is this commotion I see? I trust you didn't rush through anything I told you to wait till I'm back for?

Bartosz: Of course not, sir! I was just introducing the staff, that's all!

Vincenz: Good, good.

[askmisscracow]

Origins: Part 2.

Yellow is German, pink is Polish.

My handwriting transcribed under the cut in case it's not legible.

Adieu!

1st panel- I would be most honoured, sir.

2nd panel- G-reat!

3rd panel- PROMENETZKY!

4th panel- Yes...?

5th panel- Miss Schmidt, mister Promenetzky works here and he will be your coworker!

6th panel- Pleased to meet you, sir.

7th panel- Likewise, miss.

8th panel- This way-

9th panel- E: I didn't quite catch your name-

B: It's Bartosz Promieniecki, miss.

E: And what is it you do here?

B: You'll find out soon, I promise.

10th panel- Oi! Careful there, don't wanna cause a scandal, do you?

11th panel- Edith, thinking- How dare that maid-

12th panel- B: No need to get angry! We're all friends here since there are only four members of staff-

Z: Should I call the others?

13th panel- Yeah, if you could do that, it'd be great.

14th panel- Edith thinking- What?

15th panel- I'll explain everything in a moment, I swear-

[askmisscracow]

Origins: Part 1

Vincenz is Vienna and Hans is Berlin. Yellow text is in German, other colours will represent other languages. Handwriting transcribed under the cut, in case it's not legible.

Adieu!

4th panel- Hans: It would seem to me we are here!

5th panel- Hans: Shall I help you out, miss?

8th panel- Vincenz: Ah, Hans! Hello, hello!

My name is Vincenz! So pleased to make an acquaintance.

9th panel- And you must be miss Schmidt! So nice to meet you!

12th panel- Ah, so you've read my letter, after all. I'm pleasantly surprised.

14th panel- I think my dear friend and I would like discuss some things now. What would you say to a tour of the house, miss?

Tbc

[askmisscracow]

Character designs!

(except for Grzegorz I forgot the old man)