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There was little in the world he felt he could complain about; not when there had been so much overwhelming darkness and sickness, not when things were so much brighter now. It had been a reminder even to him just how precious life was, even though he'd been lucky enough to remain healthy through all of it. He'd seen his packmates suffer though - but the worst were the ones he hadn't heard from at all. How many had suffered in silence, alone and afraid? The very thought made him feel awful - and at the same made him want to do better, be better, for those that he cared for.

And speaking of his packmates, it seemed as though he wasn't the only one who wanted to enjoy the fresh air today. The sound of someone's approach came before he noticed who it was, twisting his neck around to get a better look at their large form as they emerged from the cattails, which seemed quick to spring back to life after the long period of darkness. He offered the Aegis a grin as he drew near, his head dipping in a grandiose bow, held low near the rock before he raised it again. "Artorias," Sota greeted him warmly. "I am indeed. It's a nice day for it. You don't really realize just how much you miss the sun until it's gone," he admitted with a chuckle.

Wasn't that how most things in life worked, though? It was easy to take things for granted most of the time. He was determined to never do the same. The way the sun overhead gleamed off the creek and cast a reflection of the surrounding trees on the surface was just a reminder of how lovely the world was, far lovelier than it had seemed during this painfully long night. He sighed contently as he dipped a paw slightly in the water as he settled down more comfortably to face Artorias.

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