The multi-storey car park stood silent in the dead off night, with the moon overhead reflecting off the few expensive cars that populated the top level, open to the stars, the sky and the cold. On this cloudless night, the slow wind was biting, and Crimson felt it as he stood at the edge, staring into the distant cityscape of wintry Moscow. The city centre was far away, where an orange glow could be seen to hide the stars. It was here that Crimson looked, as the moon shone upon his deep red hair, yet shining brighter through his fringe were a pair of purple. He had seen the stars countless times, and they never bored him, for he knew their beauty, and admired how much civilisation could ruin such beautiful views. He turned down the tousled collar of his white shirt and buttoned up his leather jacket against the cold, then stepped back to turn and await his opponent.