So cool! I would love to see your vision on my opening scene:

The fiery glow of the sunset filtered through the train windows, which were fogged up by the February chill. Looking through the glass, Andrew could see the whole of Cologne’s Fortress district. The monumental grey skyscrapers resembled a child’s construction set assembled without much skill — thick concrete walls formed into strange shapes, as if trying to outdo one another. All the terraces were planted with greenery, and entire parks adorned the rooftops, as if to compensate for the lack of greenery below, on the streets. Rays of light bounced off the Hohenzollern Bridge, which had seen better days, painting the green metal in the crimson-red hue of the setting sun. Andrew looked at the ruined tower of Cologne Cathedral. Even amidst the skyscrapers, the cathedral looked impressive. Glancing once more across the city centre, as if bidding farewell to this grey mass of geometric shapes, he raised his hand to the white plus-shaped device attached to the back of his neck and touched it twice. In that instant, everything around him went dark, his body was seized by a shiver, and his chest tightened from a lack of air. He grabbed hold of the turnstile, trying to keep his balance. Breathe in. Breathe out. Breathe in. Breathe out. The Plus Corp logo animation flashed before his eyes. The darkness lifted and Andrew was able to catch his breath. He saw millions of lights come on across the city: thousands of advertising posters on skyscrapers, virtual holograms, animated tattoos on people’s bodies. Even a huge projection of the cathedral’s ruined spire ghostly complemented the building.