[ TT ] After decades of nuclear winter , the clouds begin to break . A young soldier is stopped in his tracks as he sees the sun for the first time .

Harrison rubbed his eyes. The bright, shining ball in the sky was the greatest thing he'd ever seen, suspended in the sky, so mighty yet far away enough that it's sheer size and scope was lost on the people of the past. But not to Harrison. 
 
 He'd heard so much about it over the years, almost a myth to the people of Earth now, a ball of giant gas that kept the world alive, or as alive as the Earth could be called since the nuclear winter. 
 Harrison had thought jaw dropping was just an expression, until he found himself mouth agape at the source of the light. 
 
 He had to tell everyone, the others had to see this, but he knew he had to be careful. He was far from base, patrolling the borders and checking for enemy activity, and had expected the day to be like any other. At last he blinked a couple of times and came back to reality, pulled his scarf up over his face once again and made his way back to camp. 
 
 He had seen it. He had seen hope.
