Eric thought that the most beautiful sights he saw during his life were the most unadulterated expressions of nature.
When he saw a rainbow, a mountain river, a squirrel on a tree, or the Grand Canyon, he momentarily felt part of a whole. He felt happy in his apparently insignificant role.
Some people found nature's beauty the proof of God's existence.
He thought it to be an exaggeration from a logical point of view. But this apparent random order, which rules over the natural kingdom, was definitely god-like to him nonetheless.
At that moment, he was similarly appreciating beauty, but the reason wasn't a little deer making his first steps or a centenary tree observing him from the top of its height. It was Rubra.
Eric was aware that the fight with Cain had interrupted them at the clue point when they were, in a way celebrating their new relationship.
