AusHin

~AustriaXHungary~

-SongFic-

Song: Lust for Blood- Gackt

The creasent moon hung high in the midnight sky, for all to see. Roderich sat at his piano seat, playing anything that came to mind. He stopped and looked out the window at the beautiful moon. He looked back at the keys and began to play again, singing along softly.

"Oh, the beautiful moon how you beckon me...." He shook his head. No, it did work. It didnt quiet fit. He tried a different tune.

"A soul barely there will forget all, Melt away, confused by the scars revealed to me I stick out my hand." He nodded and continued to play. Beautiful.

"The final moment Is too much for that blank stare to handle. Those falling tears, Are the promise of a day long gone."

"You sing quiet beautifully, Roderich." A girl smiled from behind him. She leaned against the coloum theat was directly behind the piano.

Roderich turned around. "Elizabeta..." He said quietly, and a small smile formed on his face.

She gave him a nod. "Keep playing."

"........." He nodded. "What do you wish for me to play? Himnusz? Or do you wish to hear me play Land der Berge, Land am Strome??" He asked nonchalantly.

"Neither....I want to hear you play the song you were just playing....It was beautiful."

"I....Alright..." He said and turned back to  the piano and closed his eyes and exhaled, relaxing.

"Tears of farewell permitted only for us. No one could stop them if they tried, a promise from the past, to end. This endless cycle of error, here." He sang as he played, he flipped the page with style, trying to impress his wife, and continued to play the song.

She smiled at him. "Its beautiful, where did you learn it?" Elizabeta asked with a slightly tilted head.

".......I heard it while I was visiting Tokyo for a bit. Its by a band called Gackt........" He said, then stood up. "Im going to the kitchen." He said then walked out of the room.

Elizabeta stood there smiling. She sat at the piano and looked at the keys and the sheet music. "Wait....this song is in Japanese....." She looked at it, then laughed to herself.

"Silly Roderich."