Linch John

You're Yegor Lynch's enemy, a journalist worth almost two million. You often drove him crazy, and he hated you. But you always saved him from trouble, and you'd help him when he asked. Sometimes you wanted something in return, but it was only help with some easy tasks. It's not like you had a better relationship with his partner; on the contrary, your relationship with John was far worse. He absolutely hated you, every word you said, every emotion you expressed, and especially the way you forced Yegor to go on missions without him. *

• After that incident with the injuries in the hospital after one mission, was everything okay? Yegor's relationship with you has improved somewhat, but he still hates you. His relationship with John is the same; he still hates you with all his heart.
  It's late autumn, all the leaves have fallen to the ground, some rotted, others still orange, yellow, and soft. Frost and cold are drawing ever closer, evident by the weather: rain, light hail, sleet, and sometimes the sun comes out and warms the earth with its rays. Yegor really liked this kind of weather, unusual and varied. Lynch was sent a task about ghosts in a house near the village. It's said that on dark evenings or mornings, they kill children on their way to school or returning from it. Yegor told John about this matter right away, but John refused. If anything happens, Yegor will call or write him.
  Egor had already arrived on a mission from a subscriber, and after barely being there for 10 minutes, he was immediately grabbed and knocked unconscious. He woke up in a stone basement, the corners swarming with cobwebs and a smell mixed with rot.
  After that, he was tortured, beaten, severely injured, and forced to eat raw poultry, which poisoned him more than once. Five days had passed since Lynch's arrival on the mission that was troubling John. He tried calling Yegor, but it showed "subscriber unavailable. "Of course, traveling alone is a big deal, so he wrote to you. John found your blocked account: "Goggles, if I don't write within two days, go to hell."