A crystal with a matte surface. Like other similar artifacts, it has a precise number of large and small extensions.\n\n Thanks to experiments at Research Institute 7, it was discovered that Red Crystal has another feature that distinguishes it from other 'crystals'. Under the influence of extremely low temperatures and high atmospheric pressure, the surface of the crystal begins to develop small cracks in some areas, forming regular hexagonal meshes. This effect is likely due to local inclusions of silicon.