  We use a sample of ~350 RR Lyrae stars with radial velocities and Gaia DR2
proper motions to study orbital properties of the Hercules-Aquila Cloud (HAC)
and Virgo Over-density (VOD). We demonstrate that both structures are dominated
by stars on highly eccentric orbits, with peri-centres around ~1 kpc and
apo-centres between 15 and 25 kpc from the Galactic centre. Given that the
stars in the HAC and the VOD occupy very similar regions in the space spanned
by integrals of motion, we conclude that these diffuse debris clouds are part
of the same accretion event. More precisely, these inner halo sub-structures
likely represent two complementary not-fully-mixed portions of an ancient
massive merger, also known as the "sausage" event.
