Tale of Abandonment on a Moonlit Night

"Whether this road was the right one, we did not know, we just kept walking."

Abandoned on a Moonlit Night, or Tale of Moonlit Abandonment, is the second song in the Original Sin Series. It tells the story of Hansel and Gretel, the two children who were kidnapped by Eve Moonlit in Moonlit Bear.

Plot
Fourteen years after the events of Moonlit Bear, the two children (Hansel and Gretel) were taken into the forest by their mother and father. Although at first they were lured with false promises, they soon realized the truth: they were going to be abandoned. After the two children wandered through the forest for a while, they found a little glass bottle which they filled with the moon's light to lead them home.However, they became moonstricken in the process, calling Adam and Eve's house "the witch's house" and the couple, the "Witch" (Eve) and her "henchman" (Adam). Thinking that they would only be happy once they got rid of them, the two children killed Adam and Eve.

Singing Roles
Kagamine Rin as Gretel

Kagamine Len as Hansel

Non-Singing Roles
Hatsune Miku as "The Witch" (Eve Moonlit)

KAITO as "The Witch's Henchman" (Adam Moonlit)

Moonlit Bear (EC 001)
Moonlit Bear is the prequel Abandoned on a Moonlit Night. The song explains how the twins ended in hands of a woman that wasn't her real mother, and the terrible crime that she commited in the process.

Chrono Story (EC 014)
Chrono Story is the direct sequel of Abandoned on a Moonlit Night. After the demise of Eve at hands of her own foster children, the twins witness how the actions of her false mother tainted the world with the Evil after her Original Sin shed into the Seven Deadly Sins, which spreaded through the world.

Conceptualization and Origin
The plot of Abandoned on a Moonlit Night is based on the tale of the Grimm brothers: Hansel and Gretel. Like in the prequel, the moon is associated to the lunacy and madness. This is clearly referenced in the song's name, which contains the moon as well.

Curiosities

 * The little glass bottle seems to be the same one shown in the prequel Moonlit Bear. When the twins kill their foster parents, the real reason and lucidity of the twins isn't clear, however some people suggest that probably the twins found the mortal remains of their real mother along with the bottle so there was a revenge motive behind it.