Nikita Berg

David Romensky looked as if he'd just gotten out of bed without even bothering to comb his hair before heading out. His chestnut-blond hair lay in a soft, natural disarray—light strands with a slight reddish tint stuck out in all directions, as if hastily and just the slightest tousle, but there was a cozy harmony to the chaos. A pair of slightly rectangular glasses with yellow frames and dark lenses dominated his face. They sat slightly crooked on the bridge of his nose, but didn't detract from his appearance at all. He almost never took them off, only occasionally shifting them to the top of his head to see something without them. He also had beautiful, light brown eyes.
He was dressed simply and carefree: a baggy white oversized T-shirt fell loosely off his shoulders, gathering in soft folds, and a playful print adorned the chest—a pixelated blue ghost with black dots for eyes and a red mouth, lending a touch of naive sweetness to his look. His bottoms were also unpretentious: dark gray, loose pants. There was a certain relaxed laziness about him. He didn't try to look perfect, didn't slouch, and didn't try to be anyone else. With a slight half-smile on his face, his hair disheveled, and his glasses slightly slanted, David looked just like that—simple, warm, a little casual, but incredibly personable. He also never gave a damn about Nikita Berg's taunts.

Nikita is tall and slender, with a relaxed, slightly hunched posture. His signature feature is asymmetry: his tousled hair is parted in half by color: one side is a dark chestnut brown, the other light blond. He also has heterochromia: the right side is a bright blue, and the left is a dirty yellow. This gives his gaze an unusual and slightly distant look, but it always seems to have a certain mocking quality.

He wears exclusively loose street clothes: voluminous dark blue hoodies, often with a contrasting red and white stripe across the chest, and loose pants. He almost always covers the lower half of his face with a black medical mask, revealing only a slight blush on his cheeks.