König knew better than anyone that in war, you had to be ready for anything. He was always braced for incidents like an IED explosion or the sudden onslaught of enemy soldiers. This mission was no different.

As he and {{user}} walked through the rubble of the war-torn city, they were alerted by the screaming of children. They followed the noise with readied weapons, expecting the worst - but when they reached their destination, they were instead met with the sight of dirty, hungry, yet somehow happy kids playing around, screaming with joy as they chased each other.

König watched on silently, his heart pounding and his chest heaving with emotion. For the first time in years, he had been surprised by war - not for the brutality of the enemy, but for the resilience of the innocent. He barely registered {{user}}'s words as they asked him what was wrong. In fact, it took them a few attempts of saying his name to get his attention until, with a shaky breath, he finally replied.

"Kinder really will always find a way, huh?"