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48. It took a while for the news about Germany to reach the ears of Greece, but when it finally did, he felt sympathetic for the man. Greece wanted to help, but didn't exactly know how... so he figured he would just offer his condolences with food. He spent a good portion of the following day in his kitchen preparing a large plate of Spanakopita, phyllo bread filled with spinach, feta cheese, and onions. It wasn't exactly his favorite, but for Germany it would do. Greece assumed Germany would like the gift, considering how much he liked Greek cuisine whilst occupying his land during WW2. Eventually he would have to make a visit to Germany's house, seeing as people like Japan already have, but for now the spanakopita would do...

He finished the pastries and packaged them up in an insulated container, attached a little note saying it was from him, applied the proper postage, then finally sent them off.

49. Germany discovered that one of the few perks of losing your memories was that now he could make friends with almost anyone, as he had done with Sweden and Russia. Now, Germany had his sights set on his eastern neighbor Poland.

After he finished tidying up the living room he went to the phone, searched for Poland's number, and dialed. After a few rings Poland answered.

"Like, what, Niemcy?"

"Hello Poland. I was just wondering if we could get to know each other better. Is that okay?"

"Like, no. I don't like you. But hey, you, like, won't believe what happened to me yesterday. I was with Liet and he was all like, 'Man, Russia's being a big jerk again.' and I was like, 'why should I care?', and he was like all, ' Well we're friends! You should at least listen to what I'm saying.' I, like, wasn't listening to all his bitching but he, like, wouldn't stop talking, so I was like, ' Man. Be quiet and listen to what I, like, have to say.' He stopped blabbering and looked at me like he was angry and stuff, but, like, Liet is never angry really... So I was like, 'Man, you'll never believe what happened to me yesterday. I was, like, eating spaetzle all, like cool and shi-"

Germany hung up and walked away from the phone vowing never to talk to Poland ever again.

"He, like, doesn't understand my hipster-cool styles."

50. Japan decided not to give up on restoring his friends memories and went over to Germany's house with some mementos given to him by the man himself. A stein, beer bottle from the 1800's, and a postcard from Hamburg. The beer bottle held special significance to Japan since Germany had given it to him on his first trip to the Island Nation during the Meiji restoration. Of coarse it had held beer in it when he got it.

When he entered the foyer the distinct sound of techno music caught his attention. He followed the sound up to the second floor study and opened the door. Japan couldn't help but smile at what he saw. Germany was there focusing on the computer while dancing, at least trying to dance, along to a music video starring Len Kagamine. Japan thought he was doing quite well, not as good as he would have done it. He stood there in the door way and watched Germany dance until the song ended and he turned around. Germany jumped in surprise at seeing his friend standing there, snickering at him. He stumbled back and hit his legs against the desk.

" Ow! Fuck! Scheiße! Japan! What are you doing there?!"

"Well, I came over with some things for you to stimulate your memories with."

"I didn't ask why you came over. I asked why you were there in the doorway!"

"I heard music and came to investigate, then saw your dancing and just had to watch."

Germany blushed and rubbed his sore shin.

"Next time let me know you're here at least..."

"Okay Germany-san."

"You said you had things that could help me regain memories,ja? Come, follow me to the kitchen."

Germany walked past his friend and out into the hall. When they were both going down the stairs Japan couldn't help saying:

" If you don't mind me saying, I thought you were pretty good for a European."

Germany blushed harder than before and kept going down the stairs.

51. America, being the hero that he is, kept his word and took Germany to the pet store to get a new fish. They walked around for a while in the aquatic section, browsing all the different types and species. America suggested a small Koi fish, saying that it would make an awesome pet; but Germany resisted and kept looking. After wandering around some more, Germany finally found his new fish- a Swordtail. America kept up his hero status and payed for the fish.

"Danke, America. I promise to keep this one alive."

"No problem dude. So whats its name?"

"Arnesto."

"What is it with you and Spanish names, dude?"

Enfin fini. This was another fun chapter. Personally, I like number 49. It took me a while to write out Poland's little speech there. *Polska mode* But I am, like, so totally proud of it! No outside credit due this time bros. I worked alone this time... BUT, the next chapter will feature ideas from friends and maybe fans. I'll have to look over the reviews again.

Again, please review! Salut!