Guten Abend aus Österreich.

Name: I am Roderich Edelstein, but I'm sure you know me better as Austria.

Age: I may look in my twenties, but if you must know, I'm actually 1033 years old.

Hobbies: Music dominates my hobbies, especially the piano. I also like to play the violin, but not as much. I also like baking and sometimes cooking.

Likes: Classical Music (Hadyn, Chopin, Strauss, for example), Cakes and other sweets, Tea, spending time with Hungary, seeing a certain Prussian lying on the ground bleeding from his nose is strangely satisfying.

Dislike: France, the treaties of St-Germain-en-Laye and Trianon, Prussia, Russia, The Iron Curtain, most modern music, people who throw away perfectly wearable clothes.

About me: For a few centuries, I dominated European politics. These days are long over, and my influence is nearly non-existant. I try to stay stoic in public and I'm able to stay calm even during the worse of times. I may seem like a cold person, but I can be very caring with the people I like. Nowadays, I try to stay neutral during World conferences and I spend a lot of time with Hungary ever since we tore down our section of the Iron Curtain.

That is all I have to say, please enjoy the rest of your day.

It's very nice to meet you, mr! I'm not sure if you remember who I am but... well, I'd love to change that and get to know you!

Roddie~ How have you been?

Hey, hey~ You left your piano at my house all those years ago. Could you come pick it up?

I can't play it too well and it just kinda gathers dust...

Finland: I do remember you, aren't you one of the Finno-Ugric? I'm pretty sure you were at my wedding. You don't need to call me Mr.
Spain: Hello. Ah, I feel better even since the Iron Curtain was tore down.
I don't remember bringing a Piano at your place...

Good to see you again, Roderich! I'm glad to hear you're doing well.
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Also, please stop hurting Bruder, he's harmless at this point. Even if he still harasses Hungary.

It is indeed good to see you again, Ludwig.
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I have clearly warned him several times, it is his own fault if he did not hear my warnings. You should talk to your brother about it, not me. I cannot allow anyone to harasse Hungary and you know it.

Trust me, if he took my advice seriously, I wouldn't be discussing this with you. I figured appealing to you was the best I could do right now.
Hungary's decent at protecting herself, you know.

That is true indeed. I knew your brother long before you were born, I don't think he has changed ever since. Your brother lacks discipline.
I am well aware of that. It does not change that it makes me mad when someone harasses her.