Britain couldn't help but wonder a little something.

Hope had said that a couple of nations had bombed the island Canada and Denmark were fighting over. It was America, Michigan, and San Marino. He understands Michigan helping America with his deeds, but San Marino? He knows there's something fishy going on with that girl. Arthur believes Thaovy is not San Marino.

First of all, she does not look Italian. She wears what the Brit would call "American clothing." He remembers her scolding him that she could wear whatever she wanted to wear.

Second, he doesn't hear her with an Italian accent. Most of the time, he can. The rest? He can hear her sneak the accent in.

Third, wouldn't Thaovy automatically be a part of the Vargas family? He sees some bonding between Thaovy, Feliciano, and Sebastian, and it's not those family bonds.

Fourth, that girl lives in Texas! Shouldn't she live where her landmass lies in?

Fifth, why would an Italian like her hangout with Americans?

Perhaps she is a mortal.

Arthur is sure to find out the mystery, and he ever finds out that Thaovy is really a mortal, he'll make sure she'll pay dearly.