(China, Mongolia, Japan, turkey and England)
Are in love with the reader (country), but she doesn't love them back, because she was deeply in love with a man in her antique/warrior times (yeah she's very old), after he died (in a battle) she never fall in love again.
(because of political reasons they are in her country) What when they travel back in time (for some reason) and they now what will happen next, would they change the story or would they let everthing like it is/was.
(she couldn't speak English back than, what would they do? To communicate)
Alright, will tweak this a bit so that it fits the yandere trope, maybe I'll group the stuff together in parts. Also, all of these country don't only speak English, or don't even have English as their primary language, so I'll be skipping over that part entirely. But needless to say, all of them would use the opportunity to their advantage to change the course of history. They are all yanderes so they wouldn't be open to letting you pine for another man.
Yandere Hetalia - Foresight
Trigger warnings: child murder, impersonation, xenophobia, war and war crimes, bribery, general chauvinism, imprisonment, abuse
China would have mixed feelings about this. On one hand he would have just set up a plan to break you out of your ridiculous pining and make you forget your long lost love. Yao would have been so close to setting this plan into motion to then be thrown back in time. It would be as frustrating as it would be fascinating. His mind would be abuzz with questions about his circumstances and thoughts on the implications of this occurrence. It would also represent a chance, to win you for himself as well as to iron out some mistakes he also had regretted making. Being a lone man in a strange land without any resources or people to fall back on would be challenging, yet he wouldn't be the sort to shy away from hardship. Knowledge is power, and he would have plenty of that to leverage to his advantage.
Yao would use his strange appearance to cloak himself in mystery. Thus, he would become an enigmatic stranger at the court of your sovereign, full of wondrous tales and frightening stories. Any language barrier would be surmounted quickly as he would slowly adapt the modern version of your tongue to the ancient one. His first modus operandi would be to outshine your old (or potential?) flame. Exciting new inventions, magic tricks, astounding tales and treasures would be brought forth every other day in order to blind you to that warrior that you once would have loved. His second would be to implicate the warrior or also his family, so that they would be executed or have to leave in disgrace. So that any memory you’d have of him would be tarnished and replaced with someone brighter and more wondrous.
England would be irate at first. He would have already had you in his grasp with the dynamic close enough to an actually loving relationship to temporarily satisfy his pride. Arthur would have taken you to your home as a reward for your good behaviour and to show you how wonderful being with him could be if you just comply. For a long time he would have had you perform romance for him, because if you pretend and pretend and pretend then one day you won’t be able to discern the lie from the truth and performance would become sincerity. He would have forbidden you to speak, write or draw about this barbarian warrior that you’d so admire. In order to ferret out any reference or hidden depiction of him that you might make, Arthur would have done a lot of research on this figure. Oh, how Kirkland would have longed to kill him!
So when he’d find himself temporarily displaced and the initial rage would abate, he would recognise the opportunity that he has. At the top of the list would be to make his vengeful fantasies a reality and kill that barbarian you would have pined for for so long. And if the person in question would only be a baby, then said infant would be strangled in the cradle. Any ethics or code of conduct would matter little to him - his fixation with killing this individual would rival his fixation with gaining your affections, with no method too nefarious in his eyes. And after the dirty deed would have been completed and his tracks covered, he would tease you. Enough to anchor himself in your forming standards, enough to make you curious and form an idealised version of him in your head. Just not enough to truly know him, all so that when you’d meet him again in a few centuries you’d be drawn to him and reciprocate his love, and still not connect him to a man you knew so long ago.
Japan would be delighted about this. Oh, he would have tried to do this the normal way, to court you properly and be considerate of your feelings. Kiku would have done his research into this so-called legendary warrior, to find out what would appeal to you. In some small ways, he would try to showcase the characteristics that you’d be drawn to, yet it never would have been enough. You would constantly daydream and gush about your lost flame and all he could do was to smile politely while internally rolling his eyes so often and so hard that he could have generated electricity that way. Internally, he would be seething even when he would have shown interest in your retellings. Honda would have cursed you, told himself that by holding everybody else up to an idealised fantasy, of course you would find everybody else wanting!
So when he would be flung back in time, it would be a prime opportunity to set the game board to his liking. The original warrior would be killed and Kiku would insert himself in his place. After having to listen to you rattle on about the good old time so much, he would be familiar with the path that history took, and of course he would be clever and precise enough to fool the uncivilised people of your beginnings. Though, he would alter events to suit his own personality and add his own flavour to this new version of advents. He’d make sure to also actually interact with you, so that wouldn’t construct an ideal, perfect version of him in your mind. And also ensure that you would gravitate towards him in the future, so that he can neatly slot into place besides you.
Mongolia would view it as a pleasant surprise. Ganzorig would have settled into an uneasy rhythm in his post-imperial life, glad that he wouldn’t have it as rough as the other post-imperial powers, yet still missing the power and prestige that Empire brings with it. Likewise he would have developed an uneasy relationship with you. Cordial at best, with the occasional warm flashes. You would be one of the countries he’d have conquered so long ago and while you would remember the horror he’d have brought down upon you, time would have blunted your anger. And still you would have clung to past grievances, because one of his people slaughtered your old love. Thus, there wouldn’t only be the bitterness over having created a martyr, but also over having sealed the gates of your heart. Having another chance would be more than welcome then.
It would take some convincing, but he would manage to co-ordinate with his younger self as well as convince his own people of his legitimacy. Tengri, the sky god, would have bestowed many blessings upon them, in their eyes, for their own personification to appear doubly and with so many boons. The circumstances that would have cemented that one warrior in your consciousness would be altered, be it by killing before he could accumulate glory, capture and not kill him or use a different strategy to conquer you in this new timeline. Gegeen would make sure to incorporate you more thoroughly in the imperial project this time around, to tie your very identity with his in a non-negative way, so that even centuries later, you wouldn’t be able to untangle yourself from him.
Turkey would be both befuddled and unbelieving of the temporal change.For the longest time he would have sneered at how you wouldn’t be able to let a former paramour go. So much so that he would have started to doubt the authenticity of your feelings, and begin to view it as a charade designed to keep him at bay. Women would have used mourning in the past as an excuse to not remarry or to have a valid reason to rebuke the opposite sex. Why shouldn’t it be so different with you? Or you would just be doing this to be difficult. It wouldn’t matter, since you would be at his tender mercies and it would only be a matter of time before you would let go of your foolish notions and recognise that he would be a far better partner to you than a ghost. When it would be about you, he would have some patience to spare; he’d even be convinced that you’d be making progress, before he’d vanish into the past.
Sadik would be angered at being taken away from you, and also having to start from scratch. Though, he would convince himself that it would be all an extended and rather pleasant dream where he would get to act out his latent desires. Your beloved warrior would be captured and thrown in a dark cell to serve as a punching bag for when the personification would be in a bad mood, and you would become one of Sadik’s conquests, a trophy, a spoil of war to be flaunted to the rest of the Ottoman court. And by the time it would dawn on him that it really wasn’t all a dream, history would have already been irreversibly altered, with a whole host of new mistakes made.