John (Lynch's best friend and partner)

Purple Earth, a modified microbial genome, is a purple-hued soil with an unpleasant, putrid odor. Nothing grows on this soil except mushrooms. It mysteriously causes infections in both humans and animals. John's description in the film "Shutter Island" clearly indicates that the soil has an unpleasant, putrid odor: "Rotten, I guess. And it stinks pretty bad." Plants such as mushrooms and grass can also grow on purple earth.

Symptoms of infection: Infection is not airborne; it is most likely transmitted by direct ingestion of purple soil, such as on Shutter Island. Crops grown on contaminated soil were fed to animals, after which humans ate them, becoming infected and mutating. This is also confirmed by the fact that in the horror story "Rat Field," particles of purple soil fell into the river where they ingested fish, causing them to mutate. The soil containing millet eaten by rats also became contaminated. Humans ate the aforementioned animals, which also led to infection. The symptoms and changes in the body caused by the purple soil vary depending on the location. In Shutter Island, these were tentacled mutants who constantly sought to be in the water. In the Descent, they were slender mutants who had lost their sight but possessed acute hearing. However, all mutants have one thing in common: they appear only in the dark, and during the day they hide in water, caves, or other dark places where light does not penetrate. The type and nature of the changes likely depend on the environment and circumstances. Initial symptoms included fever and delirium, after which the infected developed an overwhelming desire to be in the water. Eventually, they all retreated into the ocean and returned as tall mutants with several tentacles. One such monster was Daisy, the sister of lighthouse keeper Dale. Dale himself, for unknown reasons, did not transform into a mutant. Despite her transformation and infection, Daisy saved Dale when he was trying to escape.

He appears to be a young man in his twenties or thirties. His thick, warm clothing conceals much of his appearance. He has fair skin and dark blue eyes.

Maxim works as a guide and helps tourists conquer the infamous Dyatlov Pass. He witnessed a suspicious anomaly, a suspicious glow, at the pass.

His winter suit makes it difficult to describe his appearance. He is known to have a dark gray beard and green eyes.

Like Max, Dima works as a guide, guiding tourists across the pass. Nothing else is said about him. His character remains unexplained.

John shoots, but Jason doesn't care. Egor swims to the boat, seeing Michael in the depths. John sees no other option but death. Egor decides to return to the house, while John swims away from the maniacs. Egor jumps into a taxi and drives to the old woman's house. Arriving at the house, Egor enters through the same basement. He is confused by the absence of the mannequin, but it has made itself known elsewhere. Egor runs to the secret room. He wants to find the old woman's diary, but she greets him with shouts of "Go away!" Egor decides to talk to the old woman and meets her upstairs. After she attacks him, he flees to the bathroom. Egor climbs into the charred bathtub. The old woman extinguishes Egor's lighter, starting to run around him with wild laughter.

Lynch doesn't give up. After waiting a bit, he runs to the second floor. He finds some salt in the kitchen and decides to make a circle of it in the large room on the second floor. The old woman appears but is unable to attack him because of the circle, repeating her demands that he leave her home. Yegor threatens the old woman with setting his home on fire, which she accepts. The old woman tells him that the notebook cannot be destroyed until the last entry is fulfilled. Yegor snatches the notebook and runs from the house. The old woman shouts at him from the roof that he will regret it.

Egor wants to make the maniacs his victims, but he doesn't have a pen. Egor runs to the nearest houses in search of a pen or pencil. At the first house, a pleasant old man opens the door and agrees to give him a pen. Egor runs into the old man's house, and while he's wandering around, he finds a pen and writes down the maniacs' causes of death. They will fight to the death, with Jason emerging victorious, after which he drowns himself. The old man chased him out of the house with a gun. Egor receives a call from John, who tells him about an upcoming fight between the maniacs. Egor asks John to film the fight on his phone and awaits the results.

Yegor is overcome by the realization of the notebook's majesty and power. He can save the world with it, but he changes his mind just in time. Yegor considers burning the house down, but decides to wait for John. Yegor ends the video.

Yegor doesn't want to go into the building, but he has no way out. He walks toward the house and looks for a hole in the building's shell. After a while, he finds a window into the basement, the boards of which are flimsy. Yegor kicks the boards out and makes his way into the basement. On the way, Yegor is startled by a mannequin, but soon finds a ladder leading up. He's inside.

The basement door slammed shut, and Yegor was seriously scared. Suddenly, he saw movement; someone had entered the back room. Yegor entered a huge hall with a fireplace, which should contain the secret room and the notebook. Yegor searched the room but found nothing. Yegor called John and told him about the notebook's absence. John became agitated, claiming the car would soon run out of gas. Lynch calmed him down. With nothing else to do, Yegor searched the room. Entering the bathroom, he saw the charred bathtub in which the old woman had burned. He heard footsteps upstairs, and Yegor decided to go to the second floor.

The second floor had a dilapidated floor, riddled with holes due to the building's dilapidation. Yegor walked into the large room, where the footsteps were coming from. He saw a notebook on the table, but suddenly he heard footsteps. Yegor examined the notebook when he heard a whisper. The whisper told Yegor to leave. Yegor wanted to burn the notebook, but the ghost of the old woman attacked him. Yegor quickly escaped the house through the basement. Running to the road, Yegor tossed the notebook into the fire. John had run out of fuel, but Yegor reassured him that the notebook had been burned.

Egor arrived at the meeting place. John took Sarah onto the raft and set out onto the lake. John doubted the notebook had been burned. Lynch saw Jason behind him.

Egor calls John, but there's no answer. Egor decides to go upstairs and get the apartment keys from Dustin. Michael runs past him. He finds the keys on Dustin and starts the car. Egor manages to reach John; he's in a different hospital. Sarah was saved. They don't let Egor in, but he tricks his way into Ward 8, where Sarah is being treated. John asks about Dustin, Egor tells him about Dustin's death, and John becomes hysterical. Egor also announces the plan, but they are interrupted by the sound of gunshots: the maniac is already in the hospital.

Egor decides to check out the situation; the people in the hospital are terrified. On the first floor, he finds police corpses, and behind him stands Jason Voorhees himself, who was killed a little earlier. Jason runs after him, and Egor runs into the room. Egor is indignant about the two opponents, to which John replies that he wrote himself down in the notebook. While John holds the door, Egor runs down the fire escape and backs up the car to the fire escape itself. He orders John to carry Sarah to the car while Egor holds off the maniacs.

Egor runs away, and the door is broken down two seconds later. Egor and John drive away, and Sarah begins bleeding. Egor suggests burning the notebook. Egor and John drive to the old woman's house, and while Lynch selflessly searches for the notebook, John drives around town with Sarah. Egor leaves the old woman's house, and John drives away.

The friends ran into Dustin's room. He had already escaped through the window, but Freddy was following him. The friends reached the car, but Freddy was already on the road. Egor hit him at high speed. Dustin could have run to his sister, but she was also listed in the notebook and was destined to die at the hands of Michael Myers. Egor and John drove to his sister.

Arriving at the hotel, the friends saw Dustin's car. Hearing Sarah's screams, the friends ran to the top floor. But they found Sarah's body already there, her wounds still fresh. Michael Myers was standing in the bathroom, and the friends blocked the door. If Michael was there, then Sarah was still alive. John carried Sarah to the car, and Yegor held Michael. The knocking stopped, but then continued. Yegor decided to run after John. On the way down, he saw Freddy Krueger, who blocked his path. From above, Yegor heard Dustin's screams; Freddy had caught him on the roof. Yegor shot Freddy, and the friends fled.

Freddy caught Dustin on the third floor. Yegor fired, but Freddy managed to sever Dustin's artery. He died instantly from blood loss. Yegor hurried to the car, but John had already driven away. Yegor decided to use Dustin's car.

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Linkepedia Death Note (horror story) Death note General information Previous horror story Siren-headed The next horror story Island of the Damned Number of episodes 5 Plot Operator Egor Lynch, John Main protagonists Egor Lynch, John, Sarah, Dustin Main antagonists Old Lady Frida, Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger Locations of action City, Hotel, Hospital, Old Lady Frida's House, Dustin's House

Death Note is a horror story written by Yegor Lynch.

Background John, Dustin, and Sarah sneak into the abandoned House of Old Lady Frida, the subject of many rumors in town. There, they find a notebook that, according to legend, can end anyone's life with a single entry. For fun, Egor and his friends write their names in it. Because of this prank, Dustin is doomed, and Sarah is saved at the last moment. Panicked, John calls Egor for help.

Plot First Series Egor logs on from the cafe that had already appeared in the horror story "Quarantine." He decides to confess to John about the portal in his basement, the one he used to travel through time. His thoughts are interrupted by a call from John, who demands his immediate presence at his home. John's voice sounds agitated, and Lynch fears John has already found the basement.

Egor arrived at his house and was met by John. He began telling him about the old woman Frida's case, which Egor had overlooked. John had broken into her house and stolen her diary. Legends abound about the old woman. Sixty years ago, Frida lived in the city, and the locals believed her to be a witch. She was very old and evil, rude to everyone. Dogs would snap at her, and children were afraid of her. The old woman had a notebook in which she wrote down everyone she hated and the reasons for their deaths. What she wrote in the notebook actually came true. Eventually, the old woman wrote herself down in the notebook and died in a bathroom fire. Her heirs, who wanted to divide the house, appeared, but they disappeared. Therefore, the house cannot be demolished.

John and his friends broke into the house and found a notebook in a secret room. Ironically, they wrote Dustin down.

John, Dustin, and Sarah sneak into the abandoned House of Old Lady Frida, the subject of many rumors in town. There, they find a notebook that, according to legend, can end anyone's life with a single entry. For fun, Egor and his friends write their names in it. Because of this prank, Dustin is doomed, and Sarah is saved at the last moment. Panicked, John calls Egor for help.

Initially, this powerful notebook belonged to the crazy Auntie Old Woman Frida. Later, in Yegor's next horror story (The Trilogy of the Damned), the journalist promised Lambton he would give the Death Note to return from the Antarctic islands. He later promised to return the notebook by any means necessary.

Dana was originally intended to be a one-off character for a single horror story. But audiences' love for her forced Yegor to change his mind. He ultimately brought her back for a New Year's horror story.

Dana appeared at the end of the horror story. She came to Lucas's with her parents to celebrate the New Year.

Dana is one of the few children who didn't turn into an ice cube. She plays a key role in Lucas's plan throughout the film. Throughout the film, she performs simple but crucial actions, thereby helping bring the adults back. She also acts as moral support for the boy, trying to be supportive. By the end of the film, they become friends and become pen pals.

A short girl, approximately 11 years old. Her fair skin accentuates her short red hair and green eyes. She wears large, round glasses. She wears a white T-shirt with a simple print and a red jacket over it. She also wears dark blue jeans with a black belt and bunny sneakers. She also wears a blue and white hat.

Dana is a lively and rather timid girl of about 11 years old. She's a bit touchy, but smart. Resourceful, she tries her best to help Lucas during her "mission," which works out perfectly. Lucas nicknamed her "Agent Dana," after which she fully embraced the role of a super-secret agent.

Dana is one of the previously proposed "one-off" characters in Lynch's horror universe. In the horror film "Frozen," she plays a significant role as Lucas's assistant.

Dale knocks John out as he approaches his lighthouse. He drags him into the lighthouse. Inside, he ties him up and interrogates John. After interrogating him, he unties him. Then, in the morning, Dale goes to bury a monster (which has become a deep-sea monster) in the village. That evening, John angers Dale's sister, Daisy, causing her to smash the cage and knock out her brother in the process. Late that night, John interrogates Dale about what is happening on the island. Dale tells John what happened. Then, together with John, they begin to defend themselves from the hordes of creatures. But then Dale decides to sacrifice himself. However, his sister saves him from this decision. She drags Dale to safety on the island. Then Dale is found by Lynch, the Sailors, and John. Dale wants to return to the lighthouse, but John prevents him from doing so, knocking him out and then dragging him onto the ship.

John tied up Dale so he wouldn't resist when they returned to the mainland. However, due to a series of events, Dale managed to break free and knocked John out. He then rowed back to his island. But soon, Lambton's men found him floating over the ocean, rowing his boat back to his island. Eventually, John forced Dale back on board. This displeased Dale.

Dale is mentioned by John when he, Lynch, and Nelson return to camp after all three have escaped the caves.

Dale appears only in the full-length film. He comes to town to free John from the police station. Then, together with John, he goes swimming in the hot springs with the girls.

John invites Dale to relax at his dacha in the woods. Upon arriving, Dale drinks heavily and complains about the poor condition of the dacha. He disappears for one night in the woods, but it turns out he was sleeping drunk in the bushes behind the house. When he wakes up, no one is home. First, Lynch comes home and yells at Dale for forcing a search by disappearing, even though he was lying drunk behind the house the whole time. When John returns, he finds Dale in the basement, drinking obviously stale compote. Dale accidentally finds a book in John's basement that contains all the information about the stone monster, from which they learn that the stone monster is a troll. The two go to rescue Lynch, Lucas, and Lily from the troll's cave. The troll grabs Dale, but John saves him with a gramophone; upon hearing the music, the troll begins to dance. Even though the troll turned out to be harmless, Dale doesn't trust John's new "pet".

Dale lives in John's apartment.

He is slowly getting to know the Internet, which is mentioned in one of the horror stories.

He works as a janitor, which is mentioned by John in "The Nightmare Cottage" and was shown in "Very New Year's Stories".

Lynch and John left Dale alone in Yegor's house to look after their property while they were away. Once Dale was alone, he decided to devote all his free time to hedonism, simply using Yegor's house to his fullest potential for relaxation. As their time at the house was drawing to a close, Hunter, mistaking him for Mr. Bolton, infiltrated Dale's house. He asked him to deal with a monster called "The Endbringer." Hunter teleported Dale and himself elsewhere using magic beans. Finding themselves under a bridge, the duo began fighting the monster, which could change its appearance through three stages.

Dale talks about his dead sister and helps his stranger on such a dangerous adventure. Later, when he comes home, he sees all the mess he was trying to clean up, and then Lynch and John return, scolding Dale for leaving the house so utterly in disarray.

Dale is playing poker with his coworkers, but afterward, everyone has to go home. As Dale is leaving, one of the janitors' dogs attacks and nearly kills the old man, but the owner arrives just in time to stop the mongrel. Dale and the Lynch family celebrate New Year's at Lynch's country house, and during their festivities, Extreme Tem and Henry Lambton unexpectedly arrive. Dale wonders who Henry is, to which Lucas replies that he's Uncle Lynch's sworn enemy.

Dale lived with his family on the island, a simple citizen, until an unknown infection suddenly appeared, turning the land purple. It also began to destroy the island's wildlife and plants, and then spread to people and animals. The plague didn't affect Dale, but it affected his loved ones, and the reason remains a mystery. When the island's population dwindled significantly, Dale decided to move to the lighthouse with his ailing sister, Daisy. There, he tried to find a cure for her and the other infected, while simultaneously fighting off those he once knew.

Dale is an old man, approximately 50 to 60 years old, with long gray hair and a gray beard. He has brown eyes. He wears a leather jacket over a purple shirt. He also wears leather pants and boots.

Dale was an islander somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. He and his sister, Daisy, lived in a small island village until a fateful moment when they lost everything. Dale is rude, grumpy, and brash, but despite this, he maintains a reserved demeanor. When all his family and friends became "Deep Ones," he moved to a lighthouse and began fighting for his life.

Dale Bricks is a minor character in the horror universe, first appearing in the horror story "Shutter Island".

Bill and Dorothy break into Lynch's parents' house and take them hostage. When Lucas arrives, they pretend to be his relatives. In the episode "What Grandpa's Hiding in the Barn," the boy finds his real grandparents tied up in the basement. He tries to rescue them, but is discovered by Bill and Dorothy. After Lucas, Stanley, and Charlotte are taken to the barn, they are saved at the last moment from certain death and Dorothy's nightmarish, villainous monologue by Yegor Lynch, who shoots the psychos dead.

At the end of the horror episode, Stanley is sitting at the table to celebrate the New Year with his family.

Stanley has a gray beard and hair due to his age. He also wears a red sweater with a black jacket.

In short, Yegor Lynch is the protagonist and blogger of a horror story universe, investigating paranormal phenomena and exploring eerie places. His work involves filming visits to famous and frightening locations, as well as participating in adventures involving mysticism and danger.

Blogger and journalist: He runs his own YouTube channel, where he posts videos documenting his searches and investigations. His YouTube channel has amassed 1.9 million subscribers.

Researcher: Egor travels to places known for their ill repute and paranormal phenomena.

Adventurer: He is the central character in stories where he and other heroes face various supernatural threats and adventures.

Cameraman: In most of his videos, he acts as the cameraman himself, filming the action. Most of his friends and acquaintances call him Lynch, because Yegor Lynch said they could just call him "Lynch."

Another fact: in the episode "Metro 2066!", Yegor Lynch was nicknamed "Yegorka." Subscribers also teased Yegor Lynch, calling him cute or kittenish, but Lynch himself doesn't mind being called that. Both John and Lynch were often shipped by subscribers. To ship is to desire and imagine a romantic relationship between characters or real people that doesn't exist in the original story. Lambton was an enemy of both John and Lynch.

Egor hears footsteps and shouts to open the door, but the footsteps suddenly fade. The journalist remains perplexed, the current situation stressing him out. Lynch decided to knock on the pipe in response, but as soon as he climbed in, the noise stopped. A voice was heard in the pipe, but it immediately faded. Egor knocked back, but received no answer. Suddenly, Elijah entered the restroom. The journalist reported the knocking, but the man he was talking to denied hearing anything. It turned out the spirit only manifests at night. The fan also denies having closed the door.

The mysterious fan set the tea mug on the table and left. There was no sound of the lock closing, so Lynch decided to open the door. Elijah appeared before him, still waiting to leave. He asked him again to relax his leg and advised him to lie down. Yegor's questions grew more and more intense. The young man was behaving extremely strangely, and this was disconcerting the journalist. Elijah asked for some tea and asked if he could perhaps publish his adventures. Lynch turned off the camera.

That night, Lynch woke up. He doesn't remember falling asleep, only drinking some tea before immediately passing out. He was awakened by a sound that stopped. The cup of tea also disappeared from the table. Suddenly, another thud was heard. The doors were locked again, but the thuds only grew louder. The journalist assumed it was a spirit manifesting. But there was no interference, and there should have been. John never arrived, and Lynch turned off the camera.

The next connection occurred in the morning. Elijah entered the room, and a conversation ensued. Egor explained that he'd fallen asleep suddenly and been awakened by loud noises. The fan claimed that when he entered, Lynch was lying on the floor, and he'd lifted him onto the bed, taken his mug, and locked the door to protect himself from the spirit. He suggested the journalist try writing about it, but Egor responded negatively: "I need to go to the hospital, not sit around writing my damn memoirs." The man immediately flew into a rage and started smashing the locker, muttering something under his breath. Egor understood and offered a deal. He'd sit down and try writing.

Egor briefs his followers on the situation, with a beautiful view in the background. He explains the situation and how they ended up in the mountains. After telling the whole story, the adventurers head home. But suddenly, out of nowhere, the car gets a flat tire and skids into a ditch. Egor wakes up in a house, in bed. Elijah holds the camera and looks surprised, while Lynch comes to. Elijah explains that the car was in an accident. John suffered a few bruises and has already gone into town for help. Egor, according to Elijah, was lucky, as he was just returning home and spotted John on the side of the road. "I used to be a military medic, so you're very lucky," Elijah says.

Lynch can't understand the cause of the accident, but Elijah reassures him, explaining it was due to slippery roads. After handing the camera to its owner, Elijah leaves the room. Egor has managed to get out of bed, but he can't move quickly. Furthermore, Egor can't find his backpack containing his phone and laptop. Video covers hang on the wall: "Crypzilla" from Area 51, "Crystal Lake Maniac," and "The Headless Horseman," which the journalist also noticed. Egor tries to reach the door, but it's difficult. After walking a few meters, he tries to open the door, but it's locked. Lynch yells for Elijah, who opens it.

He insisted on continuing bed rest. He cited habit as the reason for closing the door. Yegor also asked about the backpack, but Elijah dismissed it by saying John had taken it. Suddenly, Lynch heard knocking nearby. Entering the restroom, he realized someone was tapping on the pipe. His thoughts were interrupted by the sound of the lock closing. Elijah had locked it again...

Egor and John receive a letter from a subscriber. They're not used to taking them seriously, but the paid plane tickets change their minds. A man named Elijah inherited a huge house, but he claims paranormal phenomena have begun to occur there. At first, things simply fell and moved, but "after a mysterious silhouette that simply vanished into thin air," it became impossible to ignore. Egor and John set off for the remote mountains, unaware that they've already become part of a madman's plan.

My name is Yegor Lynch. I'm a journalist. This is my personal YouTube channel. About a week ago, I came across a news site. It was talking about a village where people were disappearing at night. It was great material. I could get a promotion for this. So I grabbed my camera and went to this village of horrors to interview the locals. I was also kind of curious about what was going on there.

Timofey is one of the heroes of Lynch's horror universe. He is a blogger who, along with his friend Vitaly, runs the Extreme Team channel on YouTube.

Timofey's YouTube channel, "Extreme Team," has approximately 1,940,000 subscribers. The channel, which was registered on April 19, 2016, primarily features Lynch-like videos.

Lynch and John return home. Lynch is recording a New Year's message to his subscribers, but his speech is interrupted again. This time, the unexpected guest is Dana, invited by Lucas.

Thus concluded their individual storylines (Stories). The narrative will now continue from the moment all our heroes gather.

Lynch, Lily, Dale, Lucas, and John are standing outside lighting the Christmas tree. Lucas almost lets slip to Lily how they got the tree. Later, the heroes sit at the table, recounting the stories of the day. After recounting their experiences, Lynch delivers a table speech, interrupted by a vigorous knock on the door. Lynch leaves, accompanied by John's loud assurances that no one opens the door without a revolver. John is right, as the Extreme Team, invited by John, arrives at the door. The heroes sit back down at the table, and the group listens to Vitaly and Tim's story, arguing afterwards about the freshness of the man in Bazhena's house. And this time, Lynch again tries to finish his speech.

But he was interrupted again by a steady knock at the door. Going to open it, confident that nothing could be worse than the fear caused by the fans in the store, he was met at the threshold by Henry Lambton, holding a bottle of champagne and two of his bodyguards. Lynch, frozen in bewilderment as he listened to Lambton's greetings, was approached from behind by John, who, less than thrilled by Lambton's appearance, pointed a revolver at him. Henry, apparently accustomed to such hospitality, entered the house, where he greeted everyone present. When a journalist asked him about the purpose of his visit, he replied that he had come to wish Lynch a Happy New Year to his family and himself. Throughout Lambton's stay, Lynch rudely tries to send him away, causing Henry to explode and remind Lynch of his recent intrusion into his apartment at the end of "The Queen of Spades: The Summoning." After giving Lynch the champagne, Lampton leaves the house, slamming the door.

Lynch and John see Lambton's car off, and at this moment a dialogue takes place between the heroes about Henry's knowledge of the gate movement, which is disadvantageous for them.

Dale is playing dominoes in a small room with his colleagues. Gradually, his friends leave, citing their families waiting for them. Dale doesn't argue and lets them go, promising to clean up the mess. Dale, gradually drinking from his flask, cleans up the mess, but a dog blocks his way to the New Year's table. The huge, growling dog runs toward Dale, who is wandering around in the cramped, dark hallway. The story also ends at the most tense moment and continues at the New Year's table. The dog didn't eat Dale, as it turned out to be the pet of one of Dale's friends, who took the dog.

The Extreme Team is once again seeking adventure on New Year's Eve. Tim and Vitalya set off on a mission into the woods to explore an abandoned house. Legend has it that the woman who lived there was a witch, and through her magic, she resurrected her deceased husband, turning him into a zombie. Bazhena's fate is unknown, but according to legend, her resurrected husband wanders the house every New Year's Eve, searching for his wife. So the two friends explore the house, eventually reaching the second floor, where they find lit candles and a Christmas tree. As the guys debate whether to save their lives and leave, looking around the house, a groaning man approaches them from behind. The story ends, but like the others, it concludes with a story told at the New Year's table. The groaning monster turns out to be the man who told the guys he no longer wants to see them in his house.

Lily is preparing dishes for the New Year's table in her apartment in the kitchen, while complaining about how lazy and indifferent everyone is, since they left her alone to cook everything.

Preparing a multitude of treats for the New Year's table. Lily is distracted from all this by the doorbell, but when she opens it, no one is there. She goes out into the hallway, determined to find the caller. Thinking one of the kids is playing a prank on her, she goes out into the hallway, where she continues to whine, this time about the stinking garbage bag and the suspiciously eerily flickering lightbulb. As Lily continues talking, a groaning man in a yellow raincoat approaches her from behind. The story also ends on a cliffhanger, with the family telling the story at the table. The man in yellow turns out to be a KIX delivery man. Poor Lily is so frightened that she almost beats the man up.

John and Lucas are in the forest, having decided to get the main New Year's attribute for the holiday - a Christmas tree - through dishonest means.

Lucas and John went looking for a fir tree to cut down. Once they found a suitable one, Lucas needed some privacy. Upon returning, the boy finds John crouched behind the tree, initially unsure of the reason. Lucas makes a noise as he steps on the branches, notices a boar, and hides behind a tree himself. John and Lucas slowly retreat, but they couldn't avoid a confrontation with the boar. Later, we see John and Lucas sitting on a tree branch, having managed to wait for the boar to leave. During this, John shows Lucas a video from the Extreme Team channel, where they've set out on another foray into the case of the old woman Bazhena. John and Lucas's storyline is the only one that ends not at the table, but during a storytelling session.

The episode begins with Lynch grocery shopping at KIX.

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Advertising Linkepedia Very New Year's stories Maxresdefault General information Previous horror story Familiar The next horror story Honkai (special) Number of episodes 1 Plot Operator Egor Lynch Main protagonists Egor Lynch, John, Dale, Lily, Lucas, Extreme Team Main antagonists Boar, Henry Lampton, Gopniks Locations of action Lynch's Country House, KIX Supermarket, John's House, Lily's Apartment

Very New Year's Stories is a New Year's special, recounting the adventures of Yegor Lynch's gang on New Year's Eve. It was published on December 31, 2023.

Background Lynch, Lily, John, the Extreme Team, and Dale decide to celebrate the New Year together at the Lynch house. But will everyone survive until the chimes? And what troubles and surprises will befall their group?

Plot Lynch's plot line The episode begins with Lynch grocery shopping at KIX.

While calmly choosing groceries, Lynch unexpectedly attracts the attention of two men. For unknown reasons, the young men begin to follow Yegor, who notices and tries to quickly flee the store. Outside, Lynch tries to contact John on the phone, but John says he can't hear him and hangs up. The journalist attempts to reach his car on his own, losing sight of his pursuers. Reaching his destination, Lynch attempts to open the car, but at the last moment, he drops the keys. Meanwhile, the hooligans surround Yegor, gradually closing in on him. This scene ends the narrative thread, which concludes at the New Year's table, as Lynch tells this story. Bracing himself for the possibility of having his face mutilated, Lynch makes a final attempt to negotiate with the men and end the conflict. But surprisingly, the young men turned out to be Yegor's followers and only asked for a photo, to which the journalist, relieved, agreed.

January 1, 2024. Following the events of the horror story "Very New Year's Stories," Lynch sends John to take Dale, Lily, and Lucas away while he takes a nap. Yegor awakens to strange sounds coming from the basement. Arriving there, Lynch sees a portal activated, from which a gift emerges. He assumes it's from Bolton, but waits for John, who opens the box with him. Inside are instructions for the Stargate.

Several months passed, and it was already March 29th of that year. The friends, fully equipped, stood at the portal, preparing to enter. Lynch set the year to 2034 for testing, but when they entered, they found themselves in a very dark room and, after a short while, realized they were in the subway. Strangers came running—an old man, a young man, and a young woman, who, as it turned out just a few seconds later, were running from rats, like the rats in "Wrong Turn." Lynch and John pretended to be the people from Partizanskaya, and they escaped with them. They were saved by two men at the checkpoint. Afterward, they continued on their way, asking our friends questions. Approaching the station, Vasilich noticed that John and Lynch were missing their armbands, but they still managed to enter. John and Yegor decide to take a look around the station themselves and learn, thanks to a history lesson at the local school, that they are in the Moscow metro in 2066.

(Second episode) The episode begins with John, Lynch, and a grandfather and his girlfriend sitting at a bar and deciding to meet. The grandfather's name is Dmitry Vasilyevich Kazantsev, or simply Vasilyich; the girl's name is Elizaveta Olegovna, or simply Liza; the guy's name is Vova; and John has to pretend to be Zhenya. John goes to the bathroom, and Lynch wanders around the station, overhearing that Vova's mother is having health problems, and that Vova is going to earn money for her sake. The time travelers are tied up, and the running men shout, "Mutants!" They say the mutants are breaking through, and despite this, Vova heads to the market, followed by everyone else.

This is the name of the series by Lynch, who posted this series on his YouTube channel.

Pioneer Camp "Yunost", Lynch's Country House

"The Curse of the Abandoned Camp" is a one-part short horror film by Yegor Lynch, returning to the story of the Queen of Spades. The single episode premiered on August 20, 2024, on the author's official YouTube channel. It is chronologically the fifty-fifth work in the Horror universe, taking place after "Metro 2066."

Plot The horror story begins with Yegor Lynch, who continues to go crazy and searches his paper-covered space for patient zero, the one who started spreading the purple contagion. He receives a text message from John, telling him to come to the coordinates with Yulka's mirror. Yegor tries to call his friend, but is unsuccessful, and a delivery man rings the doorbell, offering a pizza "from John." The journalist tries to call John again, but is unsuccessful again, so he calls a taxi to that location.

Arriving there, they find themselves in an abandoned camp. Lynch realizes it's the same camp they ended up in during their journey in the horror film "The Queen of Spades." Wandering around the camp, shouting for John, Yegor sees the lights on in the dining hall. There, he encounters the "Queen of Spades." Leaving the dining hall, he sees a fire in house number 1. Approaching it, he realizes it's the same house number 6 and hears John's voice. After pulling his friend out the window, Lynch learns from him that he doesn't understand where he is or why. They see the "Queen of Spades" and run from her. Running out of the camp, they encounter a man in a wheelchair with a gun who fires at them but misses. John and Lynch try to climb over the fence, but it turns out to be electrified. They are chased by the others, and they hide in one of the buildings. After considering everything, Yegor and John decide to escape across the river, but they see a cliff that's too steep. Three aggressive men with firearms approach them from behind. They turn out to be the same guys from the camp...

Egor was tempted to kill Lambton with the Death Note, but he quickly discarded the idea and later even gave the note to Henry himself.

Lambton is a man in his 30s to 40s with grey hair. He has what appears to be a burn or scar on his left eye. Lambton is often seen wearing a black jacket, possibly leather, with a white sweater underneath. He wears silver boots.

Lambton is always cool and polite. His horror stories never show any emotion other than anger (once in the horror story "Very New Year's Stories").

Lambton is a wealthy and powerful man whose motives remain unclear. The reason for his interest in Lynch also remains a mystery, as in City of the Damned, Henry admitted that he no longer needed his services.

His surname is of English origin and comes from a place in Durham, England. Like his name, Henry displays a high level of literacy and organizational skills, which suggests his noble origins. This, in turn, explains his manner of speech.

Lambton claimed to be a businessman, innovator and collector. It is unclear what business he represents, but the fact that he is wealthy and influential supports his claims.

Becoming a vampire occurs through the infection of human blood by another vampire. Typically, the transformation occurs some time after the initial bite. All transformed vampires only return to human form if the one who transformed them is killed.

Vampires are a mystical race of creatures living on Earth in the horror universe of Yegor Lynch. They first appear in the horror story "Vampire Village." Known representatives include Jacob and the gas station attendant.

Bolton is an unshaven man of about 40-55 years old. He has dark hair with gray streaks and green eyes. He wears a red sweater with a pin on it, a cape over it, and black pants and boots underneath. He wears a green backpack on his back, also has glasses (apparently they were made in the future), a watch with a screen from the future on his left hand, and a high-tech sword on his back.

Bolton is extremely docile. He behaves calmly and rationally during his missions, and analyzes everything before acting.

Bolton owned a country house and was the owner of a portal that transported people through time. This entire inheritance was passed on to Yegor Lynch. Bolton spent most of his life exploring time periods, collecting artifacts and other items along the way, hoarding them in his attic. But one day, in 2019, Bolton decided to fake his death and set out to explore the future, all the way to 2023.

Lucas is Lynch's nephew, constantly yearning for adventure. Despite his young age, Lucas isn't afraid of much; in fact, he always seeks adventure whenever the opportunity arises. Lucas strives to be as fearless and cool as his uncle. Lucas considers Lynch his idol.

John suffers from nearsightedness, being overweight, a weak immune system, and snoring. He has also been injured many times in various scary situations (which likely left him with scars on his arms, hands, chest, head, and legs). Besides his physical problems, John also suffers from mental health issues. He suffers from paranoia due to a fear of death, triggered by Bolton's statement that John is not in the future. His mental health problems require him to constantly take medication.

According to Lucas in Metro 2066, John will survive until at least 2027. His fate after the apocalypse is unknown, but Bolton mentions in the Death Track that "John is not in the future." It's unclear whether this means John lost contact with Bolton after the apocalypse began or that he died.

John first met Yegor Lynch when the latter visited the village of Doutstree, where the writer lived. John was the only person who believed Lynch's claim that one of the villagers, Jacob, was a vampire. John, acting prudently, hung garlic and vervain throughout the village, stocked up on holy water, crosses, and aspen, and equipped Yegor for the battle with Jacob. The distrustful villagers ignored John's warnings of danger and harvested the garlic, for which they paid the price. Accompanying Lynch, John went to the vampires' lair, where he overcame them with his wits. Although the villagers ultimately refused to believe the story of their rescue, Lynch and John exchanged contact information, and the writer saw his new friend off as his car drove away.

After the events in Doutstree, Lynch and John, although friends, do not work together regularly. Lynch calls or texts his friend whenever he needs help. John helps his friend in a battle with Slenderman by destroying his notes. He finds and rescues Lynch at Granny and her family's house, blows up Freddy's pizzeria in Five Nights at Freddy's, and kills the Yeti in Yeti Hunt.

John and Lucas's relationship began when John saved the boy from Slenderman (Slenderman). Their relationship is one of mentorship and apprenticeship. John also acts as a father figure to Lucas, for example, going out into the forest with him to cut down a Christmas tree. John feels responsible for Lucas. He worries about losing him one day in the Troll Forest.

Little is known about John's life before meeting Lynch. It is known that John initially wanted to open a Domovaya pickup truck school, but ultimately became a writer. To finish writing his book in peace, he settled in the village of Doutstree, where he settled down and raised several cows.

John appears to be a man of about twenty years old, always wearing glasses. His hair is dark brown with thick bangs. He usually wears a cream-colored sweater with a simple pattern, along with black jeans and boots. In some horror stories, he appears in other clothes, for example, an orange Hawaiian shirt over a black T-shirt or a dark blue denim jacket over a burgundy sweatshirt. In Priozersk, John wore this: A shirt somewhat similar to Lynch's, but John wore a Hawaiian shirt. It's a short-sleeved, yellow Hawaiian shirt with orange and other color patterns. He also wears light black pants, black socks, and black sneakers.

Lynch has dark hair, dark green eyes, and peach-colored skin. He wears blue glasses, but never uses them. He wears black sneakers, dark jeans, a brown coat, and a white T-shirt. He is approximately 180 centimeters tall. In Priozersk, Lynch wore the following: a short-sleeved shirt, a slightly dark blue color, with black squares on it. He also wore black, lightweight pants. He also wore white socks and regular black sneakers (Other).

Lily gets nervous when something doesn't go according to plan. She also cares a lot about the health of her family - this shows that she is a very caring mother. In addition, despite the fact that Lily is a girl, she is courageous and is ready to do brave things in an emergency.

Lily looks like a girl of average height, about 178 cm. She has light blue eyes and light brown hair that reaches her waist. Most often, she wears a gray sweater with a deer embroidered on it. She wears trousers and high boots.

Lily is Yegor Lynch's sister from the Horrorverse. She is an artist and the mother of Yegor's nephew, Lucas. A relationship with John is hinted at, but it's unclear whether Lily and John are dating.

Lynch is a blogger (freelance journalist). He searches for and eliminates paranormal phenomena, and also visits various notorious locations, which he films and posts on his personal YouTube channel. Blogger Yegor Lynch has nearly 1.9 million subscribers on YouTube. On Instagram, his blog is called egor_linch_ and has over 1.5 million subscribers. He is 26 years old. He has a sister and nephew, Lily and Lucas, a cousin, Bolton, and parents, Charlotte and Stanley.

Lucas himself appears to be a short boy of about twelve years old. He has dark hair and wears glasses. He wears white sneakers, dark pants, and a dark blue hooded sweatshirt. Lucas dressed like this in Priozersk: a dark blue T-shirt, light black shorts, regular white socks, and some black slippers. It was about 21 degrees Celsius in Priozersk, so Lucas dressed like this. But it gets cold at night in Priozersk.

Egor is a fairly reasonable person. He never goes anywhere without a reason. He's also quite compassionate – Egor always strives to help those in trouble. In critical situations, he doesn't lose his common sense, unlike his friend. This has saved him in more than one dangerous situation. Lynch can become angry due to his intense anxiety. You could say that Lynch has a slight mental breakdown, which means he walks with a limp. Lynch can be very worried about his family. Lynch had hallucinations, with himself, only with the other side, Lynch's hallucination often frightened Lynch himself, that the apocalypse would allegedly begin because of him, warning him that if he had died and sacrificed himself, then none of this would have happened, there would have been no apocalypse and Bolton would not have died (No one yet knows, neither Lynch nor John, about what happened to Bolton, whether he survived at all? ... The hallucination tried to drive Lynch to the point that Lynch would allegedly be to blame for the entire Apocalypse, that it would all begin because of him. No one knows about Lynch's hallucination, not even John, although John agreed that if anyone had problems or hallucinations, etc., then immediately talk about it, but Lynch remained silent about this and did not talk about it. Another small fact about Lynch: Lynch is afraid of Lambton.

John is quite short-tempered, easily provoked, and straightforward. He sometimes shows himself to be a skeptic. He is squeamish and capricious in some matters, preferring not to sacrifice himself, but sometimes displays surprising resourcefulness and resilience. He becomes involved in many scrapes by chance, his rudeness, or carelessness. He is timid.

Lucas is Lynch's nephew, who is always eager for adventure. Despite his young age, Lucas isn't afraid of much; in fact, if given the opportunity, he always seeks adventure.

John is the protagonist and Egor's partner, who collaborates with him on paranormal investigations. He is also close friends with Lily, Lucas, Dale, and others, and is also a writer. However, subscribers constantly ship John and Lynch, imagining them in a romantic relationship.