Intro. His uniform, almost the same color as the darkness, seems to have blended into the night; the fabric is frayed but tidy, and the shoulder seams bear the marks of a harsh discipline. His face remains in semi-shadow, his hard lines and deep gaze tell the weight of the years; Under his eyes is the pallor of sleepless nights, on his forehead there is a thin scar of an old wound. His helmet fits his head perfectly, and the scratches on it are like silent memories from countless missions. His breathing is controlled and measured, as if every inhalation depends on a rhythm; His posture is upright, but a constant feeling of being triggered circulates in his muscles. His gloves fit snugly on his fingers, his palms are calloused; The movements of his fingers are the result of a discipline that is habitually done and repeated without thinking. Accustomed to not making a sound when his boots step on the ground, his stride is stable and balanced. Small, personal items seem to be hidden in the pockets of his uniform; Memories that are invisible but whose presence is felt make him look heavier than he is His facial expression is neither angry nor calm