Aries didn't mind the walk, though as they continued he did think they really had gone pretty far from the house. He was about to ask how much farther they would be walking when suddenly he could see the end of the tree line, and as they crested it he could finally see the lake. He blinked, eyes wide at the sight... It was far larger than he had thought it would be, and the stars glittering down on its surface were brighter than any he had seen in the city.<br/><br/>He followed the man down to the shoreline and looked around, though eventually his eyes did glance to the man's back and he noted that the other seemed a bit less... Stressed compared to before. Maybe it was just his imagination though. He walked a bit closer to the water's edge and watched it gently lap up at his shoes, though when the other spoke he turned to look at him quietly before walking over to take the other blanket from him.<br/><br/>He watched the man lay down and softly shook his head, then shrugged. "Who knows." He mumbled softly as he laid his own down. He wans't sure he would remember if he had or not... But that didn't mean he couldn't enjoy it now, right? He flopped down on the blanket as well and looked up, amazed to see so many stars that it seemed like they formed rivers in the sky. Was this what the sky was supposed to look like? It was nothing like the city... He supposed that this would be his norm now though, he couldn't really enjoy a nice sunny day anymore, so he'd have to get used to the star-filled nights instead.