"I'd love to!" Iceland replied with a smile as he made his way over to the group. Yes, this was plenty. It would just be seen as a harmless drink, not as him making allies. After all, he would go drinking with anyone. Even… Even England. The young nation watched the tiny woman walk away before pausing as Denmark's words rang out. He and England did not exactly enjoy one another. The invasion and the Cod Wars had ruined any chance of the two nations getting along like friends. He didn't even try to hide it; England made him very uncomfortable. But maybe he could try to fix that.
"I still have business," She started, half turning towards the group as her cane came to rest on the ground. Before she could finish, Iceland jogged forward and reached out, grabbing her by the wrist.
"Nah," He replied, deciding to use this opportunity to try to repair their relationship. Besides, England seemed so boring and dull and completely business-focused. She could do with a bit of fun. "It'll be fun." With that, he started to pull her back over to the small group. While she did look baffled and stared at him with a frown, she didn't protest being taken back over to the group until Iceland had let go of her, at which point she took a few steps backwards and stared at the Nordic nation.
"Please do not do that in the future," She muttered as she turned her gaze down to stare at the wrist he had grabbed. Obviously, this would not be an easy mend to their friendship. But, thankfully, it was not as bad as France and England or Russia and America.
"Exactly," Prussia responded with an approving nod. France understood why he wanted to make haste. He didn't want to have to spend all his money on beer when he could get some at his brother's house for free. Money was precious to him now that he wasn't a country. He couldn't just blow through it but instead had to be cautious. "We've got to get there faster than him so we can at least steal the beer and run." His gaze turned to Spain as she pouted, saying something that he had to assume was about a nap. Oh right, she took naps a lot, didn't se? He smiled and pulled her a bit closer, patting her on the shoulder with the hand looped around her. "Don't worry, I make a great pillow. Germany always fell asleep on my lap when he was really small!" Plus, he wouldn't be doing that much sleeping anyway. He had been sleeping all throughout the day and got up only to come to the World Meeting. He was wide awake and probably would be all night, provided he didn't drink himself into a coma. That was very likely to happen, actually. At the mention of his boniness, Prussia blinked several times before finally turning his head around to look at France. "Hmm?" He asked, a smile on his face. As the Kingdom Prussia, he had grown used to situations where he was heavily outclassed. Old Fritz had really brought him through some tough battles where it seemed like he would've lost. But he had been taught that the best way to win was to pretend there was nothing wrong. Even if the enemy heavily outmatched you in terms of force and numbers, getting scared was just like giving up. Even better was using his strategies in terms of talking. By ignoring and avoiding the subject with work arounds, people usually gave up and didn't press whatever issue they were trying to talk about. They just forgot, eventually.
Admittedly, he didn't like avoiding the subject with his friends but it was really not a subject he wanted to get into. He just wanted to pretend everything was still fine and they could party like they always did. These were his friends! Maybe he was trying to live in the past but either way, he didn't want to concern them. They didn't need to deal with his problems on top of their own. "I didn't quite catch th-That's the station, right?" he lifted his arm away from France to point ahead of them. He gestured them forward as he started to walk more quickly towards where the trains departed and arrived from. "Quickly, we don't want to miss our train if it's already there! We wouldn't be able to steal any of Germany's beer if we miss it!"