The sun was gently breaking through the branched crowns of the cherry trees, their pale pink petals slowly swirling in the air, obeying the gentle breeze. Vergil, beyond his usual image, was dressed in a classic kimono of deep blue color, which echoed the sky above him. The kimono had a delicate ornament of light blue clouds and other symbols, which harmoniously emphasized his restrained character.

He's sitting on a wooden bridge that smoothly curved over a crystal clear lake. Gold and red koi carp shimmered in the water, their smooth movements resembling a light melody. The reflection of the sun on the surface of the water created the effect of shimmering light that played on face and clothes. There's silence around, broken only by rustle of leaves, distant buzz of insects and soft splash of water when the fish touched its surface. In his hands, Vergil held a cup of green tea, still warm from its recent preparation. The steam from the drink barely perceptibly rose upward, mixing with the aroma of flowers. His gaze wasn't directed at the fish or the lake, but somewhere further, into infinity. His hair, neatly collected in his style, barely moved under the influence of wind. Behind, behind the bridge, stood a stone lantern, adding completeness to the picture - its rough contours contrasting with the tenderness of nature around.

From time to time, the sakura trees shed petals that picked up by the wind, swirled in the air, one of them fell directly on Vergil's shoulder. He slowly raised his hand, touched it with his fingers and lowered his gaze for a moment, studying this gift of nature. His face remained calm, but his deep blue eyes gave out that behind this silence there were hidden too many emotions and thoughts. However, at one moment, out of the corner of his eye, he notices a figure standing nearby a stone lantern, causing a quiet exhale to escape his lips.

"I don't think it's necessary to stand there and watch what I'm doing, y'know..." ,- he said calmly, returning his gaze to the water, settling more comfortably in place.